davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED


% 10 s ss ssd n @s (:
@ a ss pssds
&c d L.%a Once FAYETrE. commencing Mon.
North Of the base line. and lest ef the mn principal mer
Townships sirry-ons siry-lwo and ythee of range
aud the East half of section nine. IN township of
Al The Land Office a, LEXINGTON. commencing on
sal OF the rub iants within tre townships
Worth u The base line and Vest Of the mn principal msri
townships fory-one forS-rwo foyhree and forty four
townships oytwo. and iory-foar range hir-
ty:swo.
Townships foy-on. foy-two forty three and foryiour,
Al The Land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Of the public LANDS within the .shis 10
North Of the base line and Vest Of the 6lh principal
diam
Moth half Of section the latter of eight
weat r oay ~ ,n%s
Townships twenty five, tweny-sir thirty one. tnirtyre-
and lhlrtyiour, of range tbir,y-one.
LS USSs' sfs Sy and IT, 81 sSo5
or other purposss will be excl ded from sale.
disposed qi no longer; and 10 priyss enes
q land in q. t9mpshrs offered will admitted until after
Given under hand the city of Washington, this
Joy u september l1'"0 y JoaS TYLER
rEV. n. BLAKE,
| Commissioner Of The General Land Office
- NOTICE r. PkE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every p-rson claiming the h of preempon TO land in
OF the townships ed this proclamation of
he prov ons of the act of 22d June 1885, extended and
nodtu o. the act OF s june $780, the Of the
er ae where those laws still py such claims by
u spener OF me Pats at the Register oce on % June
1874 Il or by OF the of the ith September 1871 each
granting certain privileges another and differ ella of
ers Is requested the the satisfaction of the
REGISTER and Receiver of the proper Land Office aud make
payment therefor practicable after serag this
Gu TIC
OF the public sale of the land ed
such claims will be forfeited.
Vince the year subsequent to the filing of the Ia shall
sale above mentioned c inns under 1888 and s4O
above referred TO, will be forfeited proven up pad
for prior to'the expiration of such year.
THO H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
o13 itawtjyIr w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
FEMALE PHYSICIAN.


"a LISP Pc NARD EFT.
MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician still continues
W. treat with astonishing ell diseases peculiar
females
Suppression esulary, obstruction by whatever
procaced, can be removed by Madame G. in
Madame medical establishment having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations for the better Of
point Of those who wish be treated for OBJ
struction Of their monthly period.
Madame c. be consulted residence No. Lispen
ard st. at all times, and with the regard
All communication and Letters be postpaid
1nSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS.
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHAR MACY
or TIE CITY M NEW WORK

lave prepared number Of Private Medicine Chests
A each containing Appropriate quantity Of the Frenc
Medicines Tor the Of peculiar class Of which
have unfortunately fallen under
ment Of ignorant quacks in OF the
which patients thus afflicted exhibit applying for medical
advice from respectable physicians. In the mode
planned however safe and eeca will be gained BY
such patients without the
their The Medicine Chcst such quantity
appropriate medicine guaranteed perfect cnre
and ample directions in plain AMI familiar style
each chest The remedies applicable all forms the dis
The Chests containing remedies for syphilc diseases
sold for IS each-the chests remedies for sonohoea
and geet 50 each be had Of the Principal Agent the
College.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office of the College 81 NASSAU street.
NR-Cases forwarded all parts Of the Union, Canada
and West Indies
Persons the Chests addressing College
gauousy obtain whatever additional advice they desire
I'M s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
CHEMICALS. DRUGS, COPAIvA CAPSULES
AND GERAM SILVER.

CHEMICALS. DRUGS. COPAIvA CAPSULES
md GERAM SILVER.
No w. AZ. s: .sr ss En-
nis s;:;ss 's jysi s: 's ia
PEI o. pure .i.is jewellers and shai, @s 4: M @
:ssi ia ssis !. i % :sa
fol- sSn g % SO pr
retro from q cor from S 70 e Pc
;s IRON s ulPhaT led mercur 50 esche
e s.s$ai
"s.s. .'' very Dr. 's.'E ais'
TO THE LADIES.
Dk; HuLI,'s UTERo ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
y a. Ws@ for he he ss cure
ing The use the obe Pessary esnsdsny sse"s
to s
mos; ID. s,v hab Eu,o
~ l,is adopted the entire di;uss
q ~ and
m.ndsl u Europe by %sdca men Of the hsae. ran. In &
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent private
have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
ve.ey street having separate ensne, from he bushes, S
Trusses and Supporter to female patienis M lmIe
PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE,
TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS.
who desire iIs q he 4
the ss' vsioas INTO which srns
houghtless youth often mpeed BY passion the
agon Of evil example, What pabe sight there be
than that for of the father Of family who mas ons
epented Of his youthful errors bur who bears about with
s% b: aes
prevents him from applying PHI and he not nnfre
queny fails int the hands Of uneducaisd preende Many
S a
their system
To all such sufferers the College Of Medicine aad Pharmacy
the city of New York. offer the Of security from
& n and for ss Of ws Hn 50 IN Ss
syey used by Mr. RcoRD the Veneeal Hospital of Paris
This medicine containing hall dozen bottles
with copious directions to and labels which excite
unpleasant remarks These guaranteed to
sufficient of this remedy all syh
tic impurities of the blood, cutaneous eupton affections OF
the throat and nodes ulcers the bones &c. Pu
chasers all times correspond with consulting Phys
clan of the College. Price OF the S. each Safely tor
warded all parts Union Canada aud indies
The and medicine put up that conceaJmen
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the COLLEGE. 81 Nassau New York
3uvu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

&H00 CHALLEN0E-Ths genuine French Pills against
all the auAck nostums Of the age ior the cure Of
The fls have been srsss.av,v ma s m. lao ~.
y during which time than 6y ousand persons have
tested their unrivalled virtues ~'~
s.s Certain safe, and pleasant remedy and never
aaussaft the delicate stomach tak,ns hs al.
ALL the most desirable remedy secret ever
discovered. $500 ~
The French Pills have been universally suecessfu that
tne proprietor chaienges any one 70 poduce hsy will
Price dollar per box
Sol only Macs EuIec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
FLUTE AND GUITAR.

" FIufe Am
patent Concerna begs 10 his friends and nb
lie that he has lust published his ondo Maren Tor IN.
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention of tho
learner amateur from its being well adapted in
gen sud calculated moi ony please but afford
Khis Kondo with several other pleasing of his
ion for he gutsr' to be found Mr. Ernsts residence s.
rumeps al msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
-
- "a A II IT =

SHlhTS made after the latest and approved French
patterns Costs antaoons, and all under garments
made 10 order az short and Ia the fashionable
York.
nansr VIM. COLLINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

DOKTABLE BLACkSMiTH'S FORGES.-The sub
scnbes being the sole Agents for the Manufacturers OF
Concks Patent Portable Forge and Bellows leave
call the Of the public the above article That they
have been called for and Introduced il nearly all parts Of
utility and convenence being portable and compact gives
them lar Ne preference the Forge for Shipping
Of description, Rail Roads, Canals Plantations Manu-
factories and all purposes for which the ordinary Forge
used Those manufactured fer the u g. Navy Wrough
Iron.
We would refer those wishing purchase who
recommend them from well general
ledge, viz =
Commodore Crane, Navy Yard Portsmouth, N. H.; Messs
Carr, keim Hanes Philadelphia Hon. Govemer Ke mbe
West Point Foundry Geld Spring, NJ Y Messs s. B. Alt
hause Co. 443 Broadway, N. T., and blacksmiths
generally. GAY TEBAULT,
sof ams yof( slpp nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
HULL's TRUsSEs.

\
asi$nsnty "a u. .ot sssss.: :eSl::sss r. =
8. United is B. careful
Hull in writing: None genuine. % be relied upon a.
Many persons have undertaken to vesd limitations of Hus
celebrated and thousands are imposed upon II eons
made BY unsEa mechanics and better than the ord
Tor ladies' having separate from The business depart
where female in constant attendance to wat upon
EXPERIE NEE
FS q Dr. a1 Set
6ES Several million boxes been and given perfect
q ShS siys X ND '1 crEReYMEN
ts s sAS:
D Rs ESs s ss1 sas
Shesps Lonsnse. daily in their practice Sherman Me
with ii: aaehed The Doctor educated
:as Ne. s as % ID
'' COUGHS, CoEDs, CONSUMPTION,
=
cure all reesn. cases ina few hours and often the most alarm
IA Of xH 90 as fsy
Mr. seetsr. and hundreds of Others where they had
'''A ''''D - worms CAUSE DEATH
no @ 9sns q sSs1
aans Wo% Lo.engei would give them immediate relief.
svs
the only hope TO Shemap Worm Lo1enges which have
called tbs Warehouse and poured forth their thanks
blessings for the restoration of the n dear beloved offspring
Never has perfect remedy been discovered for ne
's ''a''''' aG Z 3 t1Hai r4IfrArroN
h2wns.' Of sI Faxgs Fsn5ns Ds: NsIvGr.
curative properties Of Shenans Camphor Lozenges They
headaches TIC minutes In fact they
rate like charm, aud should to without them
they inallble sickness Persons subject IA
attending crowded parties will find them relieve
them OF all assitnde and oppression.
Warehouse 06 Nassau street ARents-Churcs, l88 Bow
cry; Sands II East Broadway, and Chambers and
Broadway Codingtcn 2 Hudson; Rushton and Aspinwal
three stores and l39 Fulton seet Brooklyn, State
Boston. and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia. aul6r
MADAME CU5TELLO.-Femae Periodical Pills guar
1 anteed where the monthly periods have be-
irregular from colds other Their
has long been acknowledged by the medical
and hundreds that have useessy tried boase
dies-indeed these Pills their effects thai
sometimes their though they contain
medicine detrimental 70 the constitution Advise given gratis
penard where the Pills sold genuine Price 81 box
Ms lmsr
POKTABLE BLACksMlTAs FORGEs..-The SUB,
scrbes, being the sole Agents for the Manufacturers
Concklhs Patent Portable Forge and Bellows beg leave
call the Of the puoc the above article That
have been called for and introduced nearly all of the
United States, is believe sufficient evidence Of thei
utility and convenence being portable and compact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

FhENCh ARkITlFi1iAL FLOWERS mat.riI for no
sue. s,sar, Of a,anla HiEhE COURT I6 William St.
Hayre Packets Baltimore and ye d, Lyo. sos
~ o, .hs AZ u Pa isan style MournInl
Flower psshesss vV J,ls, Cores md ses and
The No. 1i6 William street the aud ooiy a. ~ a'
s9penor articles lrJm their maDuactoy Rue De Tss uS
m
RkOkkN BaNKs--sspk OF L. ous Comm, rel, =, z...-
~ Lewis County, and all other doubtful and broksn h
s.... JAMES X Co.
Nn''"c 90 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
PARR'S LIFE FILLS.


THE bland nvgorang and life prolongng of this mi
s c e, n y n;|sS and on
coming par exec Hence the favoite family medicine To PEI.
Il. SO % h BY
cold air. they the congeaed phlegm the throat
cough destroys rest aud which viii. 'mmedsssy
% and .os
that il is far easier to prevent than cure no one Instance
sora relief soo,he ,rrtaed nsIyr, and bring
the Tho s sound and healthy s
be performed with ease aud satisfaction :,
The following are the exclusive agents for the sale of PARIS
R1shIon A.pinya druggists and chemists. Sc William
Abraham Sand. OodIaggst. and buildins'
DISss%s SS9s,
A. w Badeax, Bowery Medicine Store, go Bowery
John z. H. aussis.. $40 Grand corner NoIlGt
AZ B. Tper eornen Futon suS s
Horace Everett druggist 3s7 Greenwchs the of
Coldinston, apothecaes, eg7 Hudson .eee of
E. Cotton chemist and apothecay, 2ss BIeeckee ST.
WendoveT, druggist and apoheary al Eighth avenue
m a HEStIong Seed drug and patent medicine
And wholesale, at prorr stor.' office, a.rpr..co
Clssndon House, corner of Duane street and broadway
Small BSaes Is cents Large or Family Boxes % cents:
VIII pa PAID to i koss '"s
LUCINA CORDIAL.
MAGNIN's LUClNA CORDIAL, for the sure aud speedy
A of ncpient consumption, berrenness potency
coe Whites gee obstructed, d 6cnlt painful
st99 neontlnencs OF or'e OF involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general of the whet
the result OF inherent OF produced
larity. Illness accident
The widespread ceef nty of this wonderful and smabs
cordial in both hemisI aeIes sufficient guarantee
QUICK and positive all above affections
and complaints Nothing can be surprising han
goanY effects on the human frame Persons all and
Il s an % e.
of barrenness and which, prior Dr. Magn dscove
y considered be ncurble. And speedily removes
the impediments produced b. physical prosaton which e
deter men from getting married. Lsnxa.y indeed
regarded by tn. heads Of the faculty in all pars the world
VI the mporan; medical discoveries Of any age Fc
81 bottle Sold street. No. 80 North Sixth
street Philadelphia MIG lmsr
~ THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HlNE, NJ. D.. No. 81 Reade street, New York
~ In sc0fua and chronic deases charge made till the
patient satisedmedIcine delivered gratis All persons
formed under have their bons
end References given a. to patients who have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, q
OIL. OE COX AL. CIRCA SSIA :

READER, NJ instrumentation Is here offered you you
~ surely can believe PLAIN true statement without putting
II supported BY the Of respe cable citizens Here
IL, real will force the hair grow head
face body where intended hair TO grow
sopt falling off, make the scalp healthy thereby Gu ing dan
dru and light red grey HAIR line DARK look aud in
time Ike grow naturally dark from The These Cit
.ens hase used il and certify the above s qualities We
be sad; il. price reasonsbe-ony 5, shin bot
te Sud BY the sole pretor, T. Jones' sign of the
American Esg 50 Chatham New York. Reader give
this only one fair trial and you will be satisfied.
Sd and Dock street, Philadelphia. and
C(svelapd King g. Charleston s. G.; 81 State ST. Albany:
kill N. Y: and $50 Fulton a. Brooklin MO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
EkUPTlONS AND SFIGUREMENTS OF
THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN
CHEMICAL. SOAp

SAIL RHEUM, freckles, scurvy, plmples eryspeIas
bioches morphewtan, fever spots bites insects
queoe &c change the color Of dark sunburnt yellow or
der Of the age We'll might the Medca socey Of Paris call
tc1sands Al, over he STATE and AZ. sS
1t entrey cradicaes eruption the
SKIN, nparting to the lace, body, neck beautiu
heaithin cearness No misrepresentation is eeee Que
TRIAL will suffice to recommend ALL Amone the my
psr.ons:GRev Lever, Newark. NJ lyoa notified
Palmer, Brooklyn Sold by T. Jones, Of American
Eagle, 81 Chatham street. New York. Price 50 cents.
This nfallbe curing chap tender hesh makes the
skin smooth. soft and white.
Agen-Zieber Sd ana Dock streets Philadelphia or next
door to the American Hotel, Washington d. C State st.
Boston; STATE St Albany; MITCHELL Norwich Chenapgo
n Y; Cleveland, King Charleston s. c.; aIatn barber
CatssIli, N u and Iss Fulton st, Booslyn mig imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
PRIVATE CURE.

TO ALL who suffering from the effects of secret indul
and desire rompt and CUE, DOCTOR
yOkDAN'S SPECIFIC COURS congo cntia ly off red
These packages merely got u TO SELL
and productive only Of the
Of seyen years Ext. nsve successful No espec
ally dssignsd for the atm Mt Of GonoIhe in all stages
Zach package contains every msdicine aud requisite adaptd
private treatise, The Monitor" wherein is fall drections
with plain description OF the symptoms
and treatment OF dsoide much information
OF general interest.
The price OF each package three dollars including the
Monitor The Monitor alone 50 cents; one dollar posl-
order securely packed.
Sold only at Drug Store 60 Prince street corner of Msron
altew doors Of Nbios Gysden Private entrances
Marion street continuation OF Centre lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
A X I / 5 L | N Fl A / r..
MANUFACTURED FROM

MOT less than inches long. one hundred different de-
N signs-Necklaces, Bracelets Watch guards Earrpas
Flowers, Rings, Wigs and Scalps.
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above all Others Their peculiar light
aud ventatng character their being shaped exactly
as the natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior
all combine te form such perfect heads Of hair
Parties arng piece Of hair Of living deceased friend
formed by him design the mind conceive
In such afom IL will BE- keepsake invaluable. %
nui;ous advice gwen all dsessss connected with NE
Iss BROADWAY cor of Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

LEECHES LEECHES LEECHES
30 000 LARGE HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES
ySlOOC Just received per bak Sir Isaac Newton from
Hamburg, Tor sale quantity moderate prices BY
GA &H.WITTE, Importer. a Leeches,
OBJ msec isI William street,
N1 RINE Co. from Para respectfully inform the aides
cfths city that they will the 9Th ns %, Broad way
Hats, Capotes, Coaks, Pserne:, Canals fancy and street
the latest iaAhion just received per ship Vile de Lyon
from Havre,
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
NJ lmsr
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
TT MOHxANI, % Thompson street, rvss instructions on
- Tie Siaees Tens ~ PIT quarter. - Smsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

~ INFORM ladies' who w,th proper de,cacv hayn r.,a
lance me treatment Of their complaints except by one OF s,
own sex al IN ali Cases she attends ersopav her r
prlcuce and knowledge enables her 10 do ~ sb
i s % state this, as she does wish 20 b
ing Advertising Physicians who too isnosn snd
incompetent the mseves obliged yet some E
quack to experiment instead Consulting pso5. AMI
ls greenwich street, between Courtapdt and IL
imsr "~A" "a HAstoST VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04

SOLOMON HIN NJ D. No 81 Reade street, New York.
In scrOfua and chronic deases charge made till the
patient satisedmedIcine deliver gratis All persons
formed under twenty have their bons straight
peel cured n thus CITY, oeTa ami
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-04
)OCTOR LOTT, OCULIST
AND OPTIIALMIC SURGEON.

FENCING SALOON u SHOOTING GALLERY
MEES, 4l3 Broadway, entrance m Lispenard street.
second door lately from Europe Professor OF OF
renoins gives instructions Fencing also the Of the
straight crooked and Turkish sword hunting knife muske
md bayonet staff air. every species Of weapons.
Gentlemen lovers Of this military officers Of the army,
navy NC respectfully invited call and witness exh
hilton OF his skill in tins useful and important art.
"A spacious double Shooting Gallery, Illuminated IN the
evening, will also be found with superior Swiss pstosshoot
fis'Nnre NJ pin var's sNtr ~
M USIAkp kACJUhh - Co.'s ILL has removed
store occupied by Mr. w. Prentss coffee and spice dealer
where he prepared furnish article
liberal credit put mp in any style
Hotels and families supplied with elegant article Aso.
country mustard. On linz
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08

tached to a tree which stood by his path, en-
deavored to trace the spot where they ended.
After a narrow search he saw them hanging
against the rock that formed the base of the
chasm, around which the waters swept their
crystal current.
In a few moments the young man perceiv'
ed the form of one whom he Immediately re-
cognized as Gray by his tall and muscular
figure. He was gathering up some white SUBJ
stance in a bag. At last he scenes to have
concluded his task, and throwing the bag over
his shoulders, attacked the strings to his neck
and body, he commenced his ascent. By
grasping the rocks with his hands wherever
they afforded a sufficient protruding surface,
and planting his foot firmly in the assures,
Gray had succeeded in climbing half way up
the chasm, when stopping TO rest, the slaty
rock crumbled under his feet. The murder
er made violent struggles to sustain his posi-
ton, but loosing his balance, he plunged head.
long into the gulf. One wild shrek told that
the soul Of the wretch had gone to its iudg-
ment. And there lay the bleaching skeleton
of his victim. "Retribution" had pealed forth
from the throne of the ayenging God, and the
spirit of Gray stood before its Maker.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
THE BOUNDARY SURVEY.
From the N, Y. Commercial Advertiser, Jan, II,

From the N, Y. Commercial Advertiser, Jan, II,
We learn that the Commissioners for cx-
ploring and surveying the Northeastern Boun-
dary held a meeting in this city last week.
Their operations during the past season have
in an accurate demarcation of the
meridian line, from the place near Houlton, at
which the operations of Major Graham were
suspended last winter in a survey of the line
claimed by Messrs. Featherstonhaugh and
Nudge on The part of Great Britain and in
accurate examination Of the height Of land from
the Kennebec road 10 the termination Of the
exploring meridian line. We regret TO learn
that, owing 10 unforeseen difficulties upon the
meridian line, and the fact that the boundary
claimed by the two nations is much longer
than could have been inferred from any exis-
ting map. the entire survey of the disputed
territory has moi been completed The lines
undertaken by Messrs. Renwick and Talcott
were estimated, by The best authorities extant,
at four hundred and twenty miles. We I'M
derstand that their Joint surveys already a.
mount TO six hundred miles upon the line of
highlands, in addition to the surveys necessary
TO connec; their work with known geographical
points. In spite of their having performed
much more than had been anticipated, parts of
the boundaries claimed by both Governments
had not been reached at the time when all
further operations were interrupted BY the SET
ting in of Writer.
Il will therefore be a matter of serious con-
sideration with the Administration and Con-
gress, when the reports of their proceedings
Shall have been handed in, whether the facts
obtained by the commission are sufficient TO
refute the unfounded claims of Great Britain
in the eye of foreign nations, or whether the
demarcation of the meridian line must be com
pleted, and the gaps in the line of hlsnianoS
filled up by the work of another season.
We regret to learn that the presentation pre- ,ha don
e;;nn nf ,H;s question may be delayed for the
clslon ., ,b us Necessary funds, in consequence of
, %en, appropriation pI having been exhausted by
, ue ;nccrreased difficulties and extent Of surveys
of which we have spoken.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08

met and decided, the better. If WE are TO be
treaIed as slaves. we desire 10 KNOW IT! We
can tell these fool-hardy and desperate agents
of usurpation and oppression, that the voice OF
an outraged and insulted people will be heard,
in louder tones than those surging notes OF n
rising tempest, which are now breaking upon
The ear, and sounding forth FROM EVERY FREE
STATE IN THE UNION. Let them remember
that THERE is A POINT WHERE FoRBEAKANcE
CEASES TO BE A yIRTUE-AND THAT THAT
POINT HAS BEEN REACHED ALREADY The peo-
pie Of the North, the majority of these United
States, have borne almost every species OF IN
dignity and insult-of unprovoked contumely
and haunting reproach. They have suffered
all this, and suffered it long enough. They
WILL BEAR 1T NO MORE. If these outrages
upon the sacred and inalienable right Of petition
are pushed any farther. they will rise in their
highland hurl from their seats in our Nation
al halls, which they now disgrace, those reck-
less political desperadoes, who,
"Clothed with a little brief authority
Play such fantastic tricks before high Heaven.
As make the angels weep"
The alias.