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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
A TTRACTIONS Stranger Still =
n NEM.YORK MESEuM AND PICTURE GAL

LERY-B,oadwsy, opposite the City Hal-Nr IL. BEN
NETT Manager, respectfully that he has en-
gagged the celebrated Mr.. NELLIS, the Woadsr OF the
World born without arns-Nature in of Der Maynard
freaks having deprived him OF those useful apperd1ge
He can, however accomplish many fas that those
ed OF bands unable execute He will write, pay
upon variety OF musical Instruments profes, IRE
od pistol wind up watch hit quarter OF dollar with
arrow. and perform many ether wonderful exploits
Dir. DELARGE viii give limitations OF Henry Clay, asd
introduce the peculari,ies OF NewYork Auctoneers M
COLLINS, the Comic Singer Mrs. PHILLIPS, The much
admired SoHgstress Mr.. WRIGHT the Faiset:o Vocalist;
aud Master YOUNG, the wonderful Wire Voante Dancer.
CLASH Blowing by Mr.. Owens
Admission tn the whole, including Museum, Curosities,
Picture Gallery and Performances, ONE SHILLING
There will be Day Performance Wednesday and Sat-
urday ut O'Clock The entertainments in the evening viii
heuin al u n,rnck osA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

pFan Style of Gentiemen's Hars--BIRD
corner Of Pine and Nassansees has ready for In
specton and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats Of FSMkws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
Gtn,lemen's Wardrobe.
ID EDUCED PRICES-EcOnom Of

Il q Cash Purchases-The subscriber invites the atten-
ton Of his patrons to his present extensive asso
ment of Fall Goods comprising the finest grades Of
West OF England and French Cloths, Casslmeres, Bea.
vers &c, Yetngs of the choicest styles and quality and
Of Infinite pattern and varieiyall OF which be il prepared
TO make up il the mos, elegant and fashionable
and at unusually low prices FOR CASH
The above Goods having heeI selected from the latest
rporations and the lowest cash prices he pledges him
self to furnish garments obervant OF the same
superiary of workmanship nc that long has character
lied bis establishment, while he engages by his immense
reduction from charges convince the
toner OF the economy OF rash purchases.
JAMES DAILY Wooden Draper and Tailor,
olO Imis 237 Broadway, cor. OF Park Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

u Highly Important TO the Amicied.-con-
sumption, rheumatism and Dyspepsia cured wishou, the
trouble and expense OF emigrang South during the
10 a West India climate
Dr. JOAN THOMSON, S+S Broome-street, doors from
the Boer has discovered by long Of successful
treatment that these formidable complaints be cured nj
the North during the winter, without the trouble OF emf
grating South BY calling at the Office those afflicted
above can receive the satisfactory explanations and
abundance Of reference The safety and success of the
plan adopted Bleeding the LnEgs stopped instantsr
and the cough removed in short time by this plan Call
the office and the patients under treatment; an
Interview will be most satisfactory TO the enquirer and will
cost noihSg One visit will be made gratis by the Doctor
within the bounds OF the City, any patient that may wish
explanation OF the safety and success OF his treatment, IL
the patient is net able 10 call al the ONCE Highly comp
mentary letters TO the Doctor may be the Office
from The Kings of France and Prussia also, massive gold
medal frel Louis Philippe. oSs l;y-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

" MIR. Covert's Temperance CONCERT
(which could be given Mohday evening RE Church
being without notice closed against him@ take pacs
Broadyav OPS ST.
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Passengers Arrived

In the ship Troy from London-J. 6. Lines, w. Nichol
son. II. TColh and g. in the Storage. :,
In The ship Florida, from Anlwerp-Mr. Iompkins, MT
Blanchard Mons. la Place, and g. in The steerage
In the ship Queen Viloria from New ofleans-hr. )
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JAPS-CLOTH AND VELVET CAPS

TAPS-CLOTHA AND VELVET CAPS
VA great variety of and splendid patters adapted
TO infants, children and boys of all ages Also ladies
Sporting and Dress Caps The subscriber atters himself
be has the largest and best assortment Of Caps in the city,
and a iurther recommendation is the extreme moGerat
nrce, al which thew are ven,led Wholesale and retaat
WATSON'S, l54 Chatham-street and
"a isf l60 BowCry.
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u Remember the Remeyni of the Ren!
sssnns phine Oil. Spirits and improve, Burner: 10 I'd
sasege Hall 7 Broadway, opposite Nipio az bIeeS re-
OILS i'm ~
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ARGE BREAD! LARGE BREAD

ANU Il DhLhb !. bAIeblL DIeIAAD :
4 The subscriber respectfully informs his customers
aud the public that be is baking Large Bread Of su-
peror quality suit the times made OF the best brands Of
flour the market can afford The weight will be, and
after Monday The 24th follows: the shilling weighing,
when baked u ounces Al hs the s1penny SO ounces
ar q lbs: RYE and Graham Brea in proportion and Of 10
mixture but purely the best Hour also large assortment
OF cakes superior quality 10 any baked IN the city,
N. q. Parties supplied Cakes baked icea and orna,
n,r-d for families al tie shortest notice. Dri, Rusk and
Cakes pu, up in The best manner for shipping
JOHN SNECENER, 2l0 Bowery,
ons L. nnnnsite RiYingtEn.st.
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Ship Eliza Ann Marshall, OF Salem, from Padang, 2ih
June Isle OF France Goth July, with coffee, to Younss
J enks, Of Salem.
Ship Troy Hills from London, Portsmouth, Sd October
and the Lizard the 4h, with 100 sovereigns 10 j. Macy
Son.
Ship Sarah Arseilla OF Bristol, r. L. Fletcher from
London, wi msse. 10 Boyd Hincken Oct 7ti, WIN;
NJ Nelson. OF Portland washed overheard ana
drowned
Ship Calhoun MYERS, days from Charl SION, with cot
Brig Rosre Corning, 81 days from Para with mdse TO
E. Corning Son.
Brig Timoleon shinn, "a days from Nantes, with mdse
10 B. Richards
b. brig Corsair, Dorman, 81 days from Newport, Wales
with coal 10 MASTER
Brig Morning Star Merry, Georgetown, with lumber to
Badger x Peck.
Sehr Palestine, Stevenson, Richmond, wtk coal TO A D.
Cooley j Co. -.
Schr Mary Bright, Bright, Havre de Grace with iron to
A. B. Cooley i Co,
Br schr Lady Mary AIle, IS days from ST Johns n F.
in ballast 10 Dunscomt l. Beekwith
Schr Samuel A. Appleton, Nickerscn from Bosok WIN
mdse.
scr Dove, Williams from Chesapeake, with grain TO n
B. Fox
sclr ousn,co from Chesapeake with grain N B. For.
BeLoA-l Ship, Bark and Rrigs.
MEMORANDA.
Capt Maiett OF ship oaeen Victoria boarded The wreck
OF the schr Fancy, Capt Cogsweu Oct Ill., lat ID long
3d. g. and took from he. The captain and crew, SIX IN nu
ber The F. from Pensacola for Newport, R. l., had
los, her the gale The night prevous,he vaei
abandoned had feet water In her hold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

~ Te Tailors and Hair Dressers.-iu-
proved Camphene Spir; Lamps, made expressly to Wok
oy. Also, Camphere OF superior quality, by
% Inn g. MICHEL, CathaTine 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

NALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
IL prepared with his usual extensive assortment pf sea-
,onable Goods TO execute orders for Garments in style
which will copor with any house in the Trade, at prices
which must offer inducements those paying ready mo-
ney.
Attention is solicited to the style OF PantaoanS furnished
at this establishment particular is directed TO this de-
partment, wiki the view Of giving entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty IN getting
suited are assured thsa superior fit always be realized
French ard English Cassimeres in great variety OF new
patterns ust received. The OF Vestings which
gave so satisfaction through the Spring ana Summer
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths OF super and medium quail
ties Dress and Frock Goats Pilot and Beaver Cloths for
surouts, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin scars,
Crayats Handkerchefs, Gloves Hosiery, Saspendcrs,
Shirts, Collars &C., at usual moderate prices
VIM r. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 229 Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

% Bcnrding.-A gentleman and his wife, and few
single gentlemen be accommodated with board and
pleasan, No. AZ City Hall Place. References
| exchanged. ola 2wr
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EXTRA NEW WORLD!


important and valuable work for Farmers, Gardeners
others, fer the great labor and exhibited
pages-wll be published on WEDNESDAY MORNING.
October 25th in double octave number of ihe New Wn
the low price OF 25 cents per copy neatly stitched in
covers.
Agents requested 10 send in their orders For 81 by
mall free OF postage, five copies will be forwarded.
Address J. WINCHESTER, Publisher,
o25 81 81 Ann.slreet. NeW.York.
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~ EnII Fnah;an nEafu NOW rendY-Watson'

u Economy aad Enssiion.-Superior lmlta'
ton Molekin Hats cloth under brms ut the extreme low
price ef 50 so. Also very good article at ", war
ranied fur bodies Fine Cashmere Hats reduced to
IS So II in any instance the above Hats do not give salts
faction the he be fully satisfied by giving IN
formation to J. w. KELLOGG, No. IS Canal.st,
o8 Inn of Thompson.
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AUCTION SAL
Josi.h Richards. aueuonceY
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & pr AgvT

R1 DANES, RICHARDS 81 PEAYvT.
III Store is6 Broadway
Loerai easo advances made on eoosiganeas ss sustos
WEDNESDAY EVENING a., o.
Ats3 O'clock.
Valuable English and American 5o.,ks r,a.v :, A.,
Saaha.ss to De soid on wednesday Evening Oct Ss bv
cdatoyae, without reserve. al O'Clock precisely y
Among The collection will be found pobys
DSu9naty, London; Biairs Sermons vol Syo: Eoxs Ses
r ISEuoh edition, with plates; aanton 90 me iIssh
fsaib os syo London, iai2 Rosiuson's ScFipn Che
acer>i shfahs tc ~, Assistant, London: Spencer Par
Queens Spectator. London viii, rortrai,: Strps S,nr,s
and assumes o, the People OF England, leo cpt; SSak
psate. VIII, ~ Londoa edition; whlt Nasr
ed by Hazlet,, Lonaon, sf Massengers pjays nv CT
tord Richards on warning and venia,ne Bes,ts PR.
mary Geology; Napers peninsuIar War vols IS plaes
Also III OF Trade Sale Books 10 be old a, go,
by Miss Leslie Dougiisons Practice, vols Dewcs's
Midwifery; S Device on ChiitTen Rigby's Midwifery,5
Chapman's Essays; rvpgs Works, syo; Irynys
Works vol $40; 10 Knekerbocker's New-YoSk, ey "a
whearon's Right OF Srarch Cnopsrs Naval History leo
Cooper's Pathfinder vos 10 Pilot s vols; Is Mercedes
vols 10 Last OF the MohlcaDS vols; Prairie. vos
Greyslear; Reward Pnckney; Is LeSies Cookery last
Dutchman; Howps Visits to Remarkable Places How
it4 Rural Life; Students Lites Works off, E. l.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct %.
Al 81 ocioe <. in the Auction Room.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIsRAsY-Embracng large col
lection OF popular works on Theology and Classics Coy
recsst Eag!ish editions. Also, choice variety Of Staard
Works ,embellished Books and Miscc.,anies,
Full particulars on Thursday.
WEDNESDAY, Now Is, ami following days a4
GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED BooKs.-About 5000 volumes
OF Books. slightly damaged by water II the burniag OF
A!eSsrs, Harpers establishment.
Particulars hereafter
AT PRIVATE SALE
Stereoiyp Plates FleetwooIs Lie O. Christ
COS pages, octave, with engraV0rS
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TUT NAILS, Tacks, Spikes and Spara
" bles, for sale by MITCHELL wITHERELL,
COG % John street.
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" The Broadway Washington Temper.
nnce Society will meet this wednesday, evening,
their room, Concert Hall, No. 406 Broadway, at O'Clock
The Addresses and Singing will be of the first order.
N B. The Lady Broadway Society will meet at Coucer
Hail on Tuesday evening, lst Of November.
o26 lie LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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COTTON GINS, Hand and Power Cot
Y tor Gins, from IA to 60 Saws EACH with patent de.
;acbed med CRATES manufacturedb Bates Hyde Co, for
sale by MITCHELL WITHERELL, 81 John.st. o26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

DOARDTNG and DAY SCHOOL, for
Classical and general Education, APO Housten-sree
within few doors OF Broadway-Rev r.. II. HUDDART,
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= ADVENT BOOK & TRACT
G0pnsITORY. al e. "a. wiicoS's ofrce OF gerser9t
NJ D -, soaks and Periodicals, So Park Rer, s5leA
Church Chapel ". Y. 1s' "
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T Grand Temperance C0ncert.-The Hand
and Hand Temperance Society will give Grand Concert
This Evening, " O'Clock, their Hail. of Dey
and Washngton.s,reets Messrs. Missing, Murphy, Covert
May, I.abarS and other celebrated Singers will be present
Mrs. McDoua will preside at The Piano. o26 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

teal SYSTEM The subscriber fully instructed by the late
John Manesca in the Of his SYSTEM is forming second
Evening Class which will commence the lst November
Gentlemen wishing 10 join will phase call and their
Lady's Glass has Just commenced, which few more
join second L1dy's Class will The Isl
November. l.. MANESCA DURAND,
o24 cod At 70 Franklin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

I'd OLLER COTTON GINS-Carver's
q patent Roller Gin for ginning Sea Island Cotton iaT
sale by MITCHELL g. WITHERELL. 81 John-st. OPS
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The An,i-Angular System OF Writing.
GREAT REDUCTION.

The Anti Angular System OF Writing.
GREAT REDUCTION.
FROM TWELVE DOLLARS.
MFR BRISTOW, of London, respect
VI fully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New.
York Brooklyn tha; his classes Day and Evening have
commenced TIE season. and that he has REDUCED hsiarms
one half-to Six Dollars.
ACADEMY 2S5 BROADWAY NEAR PARK PLACE
Gentlemen Of all ages positively taught in teiye les
sons be free expeditions and finished Business like style
OF Writing, matter hoT lLLEe1RLE, STIFF or cramPea
the writing may be. See specimens al the door, 5 Broad
way.
LADIES
neat and handsome delicate and fashionable running
Hand
TWELVE EASY Lessons.
" VISITORS in New-York can take couI Sc IN rtss
Days,-Mr. B. is 10 be from TO h or nom 10
P. NJ.
Eveoing Classes from, g.
BOOKKEEPING
Taught on superior method by double and sneie enuy
scientifically aud practically
70 fd 3 o. q
STENOGRAPHY.
Anew system Of the Of Writing Shorthand, for taking
down Lectures Sermons, Trials al Law &c &c taught per.
Get,g by Mr. B,is;ow, in course OF lessons at S5
s-nadxay. See specimen
H. B. work OF the author presented to every pupil
for thet permanent guide Ole d" &f In
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Josiah Richards. Auc,ioneer.

Josiah Richards. Auctonter.
U Extensive Sale of Valuable london
mad American BOoks.-BANGS, RICHARDS L
PLATT, 1856 Broadway, will sell THIS EVENING at ~
O'clock, extensive collection OF popular English and
American Books perfectly new, by the single copy in
quantities, including many of the most expensive and best
Works issued from the American Press.
GT Further particulars, advertisement under auction
head.
Gr Catalogues ready, and the Books arranged
for examination ol6
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u sneaiiIi, <suict ANA UOr.foIt.- The ORR
ham House Barclay-st NewI ork, poies advantages
10 Strangers stopping days weeks in the city, such
as are rarely offered II egiby located on clean and
The immediate vicinity Of the principal Steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat while It's table Is
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Snnluans
of all kinds Charges moderae-ts to 81 p per day for
lransenand every effort made to render Bsarders COM
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember 65 Barclay-st
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M Gournua,s Poudre subtle tor com pie

u dEoNrnWd's P0udfe SUbtRIe TOT Completely
and permanently Graduating superfuous uuan hair IRON
females upper lips, hair conceaing broad and eieva
ted forehead the stubborn beard of mas any kind OF
perAuons hair Be 10 get the genuine at The original
Office, 81 Walker street, one door from Broadway.
81 par Neutrality-suspicious. French and English.
,xAgents.Gutkrie, Maidenlane, Albany Myers New
Haven; Brown, 70 Chesnut street. Philadelphia Jordan,
2Milk-sree Boston; Gray, Poughkeepse Elliott, 60.
shen: Wells & Humpllreys Hartford, &c. OILS In
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eomnercTal and Money Waters.

SECOND BOARD.
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u The Will will commence grinding next week.
The Judges st the Marine Court and also those of the
Common Peas will set aside all other business tor that pur-
pose. Where citzeG the applicant straight through
The fees 81 So Where they faer about swearing 10
fre years residence the price higher but impcmen,s
thrown n the way. liberal dScaun; wholesale orders
from TaGmany Hall or from the Wing Head Quarters.
O26 lwr
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SURGICAL PUMPS of a superior quail
os4 ~ MTTCHELL 4 wITHERELL, 81 John st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

u The Importance which all ages have TO the
Head of Hair clear index of the vsue upon person
al figure, and when by caprcious freak CT Nature
sorted 10 order by artificial MEANS supply the def
cheney Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance. Bary's Vtntilang and Cos
samer WIGS AND SCALPS,
real heads Of hair which only be had l46 Brord
way, corner of Liberty street, up stairs. o26 I'm
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G Sixteenth Ward.-The Democratic Wings OF
the Sixteenth Ward requested 20 assemble at HAZEL
TONS, of Sixth Avenue AID Seventeenth street, on
Friday Evening, the 2s inst at o'clock for the purpose
sf forming in Procession Wing brethren OF The
Sixth Cong ressiora District, Constitutional Hail. Broad
way respond the nomination of Members OF Congress
from this District
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-14
From the Boston Post.
81 A n IL

Are the Wings determined to try the blow-hot-
and-cold policy again. We should think they
had had enough of carrying out TO its extreme st.
Pauls doctrine of being all things to all men, in o40.
If so, what this from the Savannah Repub-
hcan'
ave deny that Mr. Clay the Wings of Georgia,
whose candidate he is, seek for the estab Ishment of
protective tariff but adhere to the principles of the
Compromise act"
In this quarter Mr.. Clay is held up as protec-
ZIONIST Of the first water. How is il with the Wings
of Massacb isetts Are they too determined to ad-
here TO the principles Of the Compromise acti II is
but short time since the Boston Atlas declared
that the friends of protective tariff in New Eng
land had been constantly opposed to this Compro-
mise bill. How is this Is Mr.. Clay to be at the
South FREE trade, and at the North high tariff And
Whigsm in Georgia and in Massachusetts-is it one
and the same thing is it accommodating as to
adapt itself TO the soil on which il happens to light
We guess that availability IS moi buried yet
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IiIGs.
DEMOCRATS.
From the N. Y. Union
RESIGNATION OF CONGRESS MEN

We have already noticed the fact OF several dis
tiuguished Wbig members OF the present Congress
declining IL reelection. Messr. Granger. Fillmore,
Chill is Van Rensselaer,, &c, Of this State, and near
~ in every State we find more dropping oil
comorlled to earn ubsis, for themselves and fam
lies going to Congress Is very profitable business,
yet il is remarkable fact, that the gentlemen in tins
State retiring principally at eas, of IN ,Jerae
fortunes. Mr.. Granger, tor example, OF large pos
sess ons and ambitious views
1t may be said that those who sow the wind should
reap the whirlwind. Those ultra Wings who led off
The attacks on the Executive branch of the Govern
ment-who prevented the early adoption Of efficient
relief measures--who secretly opposed to Ia
riff, and who had resolved to abandon the Govern
mcnt without making appropriations to defray its
current expenses should at least have had the
rage to see the end of the campaign disastrous
has been, and by them intended to be- J. q. Adams,
Bolts, Stanly Co., but poorly sustained by their
colleagues who, after setting fire to the Ephesian
Dome, now run away by the light of the flames
Ii lis, however, "sign, and pregnant with impor-
taDt events il shadows forth the dissolution of tie
great Why patty, brought into pover 10y nineteen
st ates out of tweuty-six and unable To Keep united
IRON a wan, of rDciple and from the ovcrpoA erng
and overshadowing influence, whitening and destruc-
tive as il has ever been of fed, asm, which has been
,ermteJ 10 cont roi the destnes of that party, and
has now broken il down. We hav all along pre-
,lic,ed this result and Our best exerons wee not
wanting in the proper quarter TO point out the danger
of allowing this smnan, OF former msrue now to 90
y,rn
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-14

decided tsrms that more suitable person should be
entrusted with that duty. Vel, sosA," said the
General, "ue cannot besr IL any longer t<0 Jenny
he must find home slss,ohers."
Again and again called, aud Jenny still present
ed his rubicund face at the door, often in plight
not betting his station. " Hon. is this" said one
day to Major Donelson, heard the General tell you
that Jenny must be discharged" Yes" said the Ma
jor od that the third time HAD received sseh or
der; but each occasion Jenny waited on the
General in person, was exceedingly sorry for his
fault, shed tears of repentance in abundance, pro-
given this once, and never dessted until he obtained
promise that he should be tried while longer"
And whoever was familiar at the White House,
will remember Jemmy's red face and bluff voice at
the door don TO the end Of General Jacksons admins
traiion and repeating his fault and as Of
ten by unfeigned repentance and distress extortng
forgiveness from his kind hearted master.
Can such traits of character belong to tyrant or
bad MANI All that is good in human nature an
swers, no.