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on sumption and Bleeding of the Lungs cured,
THE USE CT


Miss ENELNE YEAGER, aged l. years, was taken Al the
eye l6 with slight cold, which she neglected until the
lungs fell prey that seeking destroyer CONSUMPTION,
when application made to ply stefan, but without ct
lie considered her hopeless one, aud -escri-
he'd ttle medicine In time she dis
blood. with much e2PecloratIon
Of thick paegul Her bodily fame became at
length reduced living skeetoa her last hour was
iolsiy her ends that her saerings ight be
ended DEATH her ply called frequently during the
and last resource, determined to test the virtues of
Dir Duneans ExE Remedy, having noticed some
extraordinary performed by the medicine in similar
lie obtained Two bottles and administered
ii The fourth day he found some change, when
hopes continued giving the medicine for Is days;
the end which was able to walk in her bed
chamber the great astonhment OF her friends and rea-
ives continued using the medicine Tor weeks, when
she declared entirely free from disease and
now puEsles her daily occupation i'll perfect health.
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CONSTIPATION ARRESTED-R READ!
Greenfield, Washington co Pa.
July :. l-i2.

DR. DUNcAx-Dear Sir: Your Expoctorant Remedy for
pulmonary doing wonders tins section OF the
state. The astonishing performed by II - that
upon Mrs lydia Auders. She taken with ferer;
heavy settled upon longs suffered in disease
and pain ii monts, when her body became redu-
frame. and all hopes of her recovery
given b. nea5s and physicians: her symptoms be
those peculiar pulmonary copsumpHon,o decline
person from Pittsburgh stopping place for few
days hearing situation, Immediately recommended
Expt Remedy. SAYING SHAT If medicine would
restore Nh. would : The last induced her
friends 70 Pittsburgh (5eiHg the place at
the time to procure ~ tro bo, and gave the contents
tho Iii ecton. By the she used them
arca, change better evidently perceived by all
her Seeing the wonderful effects
Of the medicine purchased four dozen bottles and sold
them similarly afflicted since, obtained six dozen
more, furnished believe, the above Lady with ten bot
living monlmeat, enjoying perfect health,
OF both eiaNes and friends; there
many performed in this vicinity, but none . m
terestng as taat performed Ms Autors Our medi-
cine here beyond ttion, and cnn be
relied upon a and ehectla remedy for diseases of
! coasumptve character.
| Enclosed we ssna You $50 the Wheeling and wash
ington Send SIX dozen bottles hy the way II
Baltimore ateIy have constant calls for the
medicine aud eannet be without IL ours N haste.
| JAMES W. ROSS u co.
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DR.. Nena, Ohio highly respectable
Drnss, delightful village, has informed that tho
sale Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry is Unparalleled
The demand for eager, that he scarcely Keep
himself supplied with IL lie has had in his store,
business, all the popular remedies
Lung .4fcctioar Some of these estsemed good.
Of gave temporary relief But since no has
Balsam OF Wild Cherry, number OF the most
become completely cured by ~
sold "A incidence the Doctor. ain which had
that entire confidence that have in this.''
GILT c X ES! go
Whenever Wistar's Basam of wild Cherry is in,oduc
aains that high reputation which II so reh-
ly deserves What sale when
hand witnessed its wonderful cuEess The worst
4sa, dangerous Coughs and sso those
long standing Bronchitis, nnd Constnpftora
M ats earig stages always cured by this smarka
| HE medicine Read the following certificate:
LANCASTER CouNrY, PA. July L. 1871.
Dear S,r:-Pitase send bottles of your genuine
BaI-am W i'll Cherry. have been afflicted ~th Con-
ptlon, years, suffered muc,
with ough, PAINS J my Breast, Difficulty IN
Breathing, nshtsuca &c and have tried numerous
ede4 under docofs,yet could hnn
thing me, until .riei your Basam
bottle neighbor mine, using it, and have
found wonderful relief from IT. that have doubt II
vii etcttuaiiy
Very respectfully, Yours, sc.
Il ROBERT HOFFMAN,.
The genuine Wistar's Basam is for sale III Richmond.
lONI.i The Book Store.
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In consequence Of the many attempts TO circulate coun-
teret medicines, and the Of my
NermifIge. have thought il but 70 the public. we'll
high reputation when the genuine article
has acquired take such steps would eectualy
Of reckless impOsItion for thai purpose
expense obtained steel plate engraving,
presenting mother in OF Administering the med-
aiag child, while boy, restored 70 full health
stan's elbow THIS vgnette impressed white
per- sfoy executed il from attempts
and will, after the first Of October, l040. be
substituted yellow wrapper which ;hs Vefmf1ge
heretofore appeared and sil further security
copyright obtained and entered according
Congress.
B. "A. F.4HNESTOCR, Pitisb-srsh.
The genuine "Fatnestock: srnalfuss'' Is for ..e in
Richmond ONLY al the BOOK STORE.
ft4THAvE YOU HEARD # Dr. Sterling. wonderful
Strengthening F1sls~ lis rapidly increasing
throughout rhoe United States No article has
equaed H. Do nor fail make immediate trial its e
hcs-y.
fIt il recommended for removing pain; from any par
Of lie Hsak.eir the BARI. Bre1yt o. SIDE
for Bsrr Sor1iH., R.c,fu1atsps and Got--f5r Co-r1
Hf4un1afios. de And lean you believe i'll priee
s only Il. cegh, The poere7, country
longer drag miserable existence racked with grew
pains
Remember the price-ony l2i cents.
For sale the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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nEp Bge ana Back writing Ink. lax sard steeI pens
II cu5i.. raqer. afer= sealing wax, &c e.. for sale
81 lie RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
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CON U MP TON,

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, diff
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis, asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
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purely vegetable AMI highly approved compound pr-pa
ration OF the Fits tgInland. = " nd Iherry Ban,
recommended ov the Medical Faculty, and universally
kaowedsed the valuable -Faniiy Mediciuo''
discovered
Il Snfprsing Cure Martha Wilson, poor bat
respectable member OF the Method Church, afflicted
with Consumption its forms, and considered
recovery BY all her friends 4 bottle q Balsam
presented to her. which relieved her This
Circumstance being made known 10 the members Of the
church. purchased yea bottles for her, which reev
ei her The Society have purchased
FORTY bottles tor persons INDECENT crcumsances and
positively that it has been used single
stance has gwen surprising relief
CrWe the undersigned, embeEs of the Derhin Beney
client Society Methodist Church, having examined
the above statement Mrs Wilson's hereby certify
all and earnestly recommend DIR. w IA
taT's remedy all who afflicted.
ts-ofge Miller. Thomas Coomhs.
Elizabeth Jacobs, Mary Gardner.
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n o r &c f.

n OTTO E.
TTNHE Richmond Trading IL Munufa curing COMPANY
having executed a deed Of assignment of all tbe, ef
real and personal the undersigned
closing busness, tbecomes their on all
persons indebted having unsettled accounts with aria
Company for early sat,lement They have on hand
large Of Paper Of vaious kinds Wooden
goods, &c, which will be disposed Q at low prices
A. c. BLANCHARD
K. MORRISON Assirne,.
DAN'L. T. WIGGINSA
Richmond, Nov IL, I542
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ItONSt SUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
- Ultima. Broaoatts, Group Cttlirea. Uhoortag
Cough, Pst.s Heakncss the Breast Chronic Cos rs,
and al stts ises Of he Pulmonary OrsIHs.
NATURES OWN ESCRiPTION.
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The genuine Wistar's Balsam is for sale in Richmond.
ONLY "A the Book Store
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TN. y. Agents wantiug Medicine vii please in
form soon as practicable. }. >
MAY ~ 1913. II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

will no longer avail lilo DO oare.,ej aud ii possible
killed o with kindness. He has In his wrath. that
he will not be candidate again for the Presidency
aud particularly Van Buren's ticket lie ~ proving TO
the world that he s stronger than Van-hat he
mand ten Of the people where Van get lie
will not play second.hddlc Van. but goes his
hook for the first dignity. for himself The serious difficulty
arises; what disposition sha DO made of him To put
him in the White House OF the queslion-that would
be Danish the Democracy from the presence
OF msesy-whioh precious in its eyes;-bcsdes Civ.
ing the queius the "sweet little fellow" The Globe
attempts sunount the difficulty by paising the gallant
Colonel-and the Enquirer seeks accomplish
object, by unbrokcn silence. But empty praises aud
affected contempt will both fail The and the other
alike thrown away upon OF the Coonel's
who his life, dsspiscd the shadow and valued only the
| substance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23
Edtori0L Life in Georein.
An Editor in Columbus having been

An Editor in Columbus having been assacd
by contemporary, replies follows
Who edits the Jcffersonianl At its head stands name
once notorious IN these "Muscogee diggins" But II
be the yerlnble Billy Cline that used sngger about the
sidewalks, with about ten honest quarts Of the corn burnt
under his jacket Is possible that this moral GEM who
was every night kicked of kitchen and every day nosed
about the streets by the swine asaant
That beautiful boy Billy that figured hereabous sometimes
beating an amiabe and innocent wife, and Others seek.
ing by fraud and finally obtaining by vlany divorce from
TINS innocent aud unUiendng woman, had thought was
long since gone to his last lodged safely the
State prison. Are mistaken If 50, and the editor turns
out TO be the knock-kneod, gzzadfooted beef
ed-he had some other prominent personal beauty what
was W We pledge him honest word have but little
to do with him. Did you expect, Billy, that would en-
ter the and wage personal warfare Of words with
YOU Don't you suppose that have caught skunks g.
nough to know, TINT who fights poecat will SINE
none OF the sweetest We tell You plainly, Billy Cline if
you are the same scamp that hcreabouts few wears
since, that you must hunt other customer lift YOU to
responsibility This deponen Garland that not all
he won't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23
Cor. .LoneS of Tennessee

This noble champion OF the Wing cause de-
serves the thanks of every Wing in the Union
and there is not one, who has heard of his arcluous
laDours and brilliant achievements, who will not be-
stow them upon him most freely
The Nashville Wing thus notices the part he bore
in the late canvass
Gov JoSEs.-Of the of this eloquent champion
OF the Wing in the late canvass we smoke i'm the
terms OF praise to which believed his just entitled
h' ON the eve OF the election And that success has
crowned prolonged and laborious campaign and afforded
his personal and political friends for rejoicing we
have only to add that gratitude well as admiration be-
longs, OF right TO this gallant victor. Never were aures
more hardly won, never honOs richly deserved At
the sacrifice OF health and comfort the peril of life itself
the Governor set out IN the in March last ia
Doring al the time under physical debility the
nohihs aVeT-ed the State, riding from % 40 miles
day. and addressing the People than ninety differ
enl place. All this he through for the Wing cause
alone lie had little personal ambition to CRAFTY he
was content with the honors already received the hands
OF ms eOwciuzen while his early pursuits and
tons strongly inclined him private life. But he was NOT
content to hs native and beloved State transferred to
Loco FOcoism, and when portion of his feow.ctzens
Indicated wish that he should the veteran leader of
That cause he yielded To their wishes and placed que
ton of his reelection before the people, on the broad
ground OF National politics. lie avowed the outset
purpose To fight under the ample folds Of the Wing banner
ana by to stand or iohis principles, the principles of
wing party his measures of relief and REFORM their meas
ures and his preference for the Presidency HENRY CLAY
OF Kentucky In upwards Of ninety speeches he repon,d
tins declaration, and the result while stands out glori.
Gus monument Of his intrepid rmness and decision pro.
claims to the country that his choice tor a Wing PRrS
DENT was not less popular than his eloquent support Of
VINO MEASURES was eminently successful.
We repeat debt Of gratitude IL due this able and
ier by the Wings Of Tennessee their brehen in other
States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

We understand that dispositions will again be taken in
the contested election between Mr. Bolts and Mr. Jones
this morning at 10 o'clock, the City Hail. be- continued
perhaps throughout the week-aud we are requested to
remind ie following persons Of the necessity Of ng
aud establishing their right to vote.
Bartlett =. Adams George G. Bray, William Batkins
Solomon Benjamin, Thomas r. Byrd Roosevelt Charter
w. Corbou Snm' Clark, WIN j. Chick John Clcndening
James Cray, WIN Cray, Thomas Finwhyson, John Fray.
ser, John G. franklin, Thomas Carey, Joseph x Frcdk
Henley, H. g. llambct, Alfred Inoes Thomas Jones' G.
a. Keen John Lyle, James ]. Lindsay, A. S. Iyons Au
gusius Maicri. Louis Meyer, George Phippcn Jr Benz
Sutton, Richard Singleton, S. H. Storko Israel Saudch
Isaac Solomon, WIN L. Travis, VIM l.. Tuyor WIN
Thomas, West Wyatt, WIN l.. Woody, james wrenn. N
Wade
It's to be hoped that such Of the above named persons
not likely this notice will be informed by their
friends and that pains will be taken by those who feel
an interest in the contest, TO bring them up promptly that
the matter may be concluded here, 10 give Mr.
Bolts opportunity Of giving personal attention to
other parts Of the district his confidence in the result wa
authorised say has increased he has progressed
and this mention only because rumors Of different
character have been circulated by designing persons for e.
feet.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Monday Morning, August 81, ~
ToBAcco-We can but repeat previous quotations. Re
cept and operations gradually falling off Lugs sell from
10 25O common Leafs 10 i 80 good fine would com.
mand TO 9.
CorToN-Small sales TO spinners G. to T.
WHEAT rather lower last week-genera sales IS 10
" cts by the wagon boat Oad choice quality might COM
mand something The last accounts from England
may tend TO stiien the market.
FLOUR dull at So and no large sales made
CORN-60 cts.
BAooS-Va to AZ Western 4 to 6.
EXCHANGE the North prem.-InteLigeneer
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CANAL COMMERCE.


ARRIVED,
lanai Boat Old Dominion, j. j. LOckett, master with 80
tons INDIE from Lynchburg 10 Ludnu Preston & Co. Fords
q Woodson, a. 7. inrris, and l.. b. Crenshaw s, Go
Commerce, 3 Guorrant, master, with ia tons mdze
from ScotsyiIe, to a. r. Harris y. Sheppard, H. Webb
and j. X. Blair, J. j. Faris &. Co.
CLEARED,
Abingdon, A. kinner, MASTER with 20i tons mdze FOR
Lynchburg.
Old Vrgina, c. Taylor MASTER with 22g tons mdzc, for
Lyuchburg.
Flying Lucy J. x. Station, master for Lynchburg empty
Victoria, WIN. Tompkns, master, with tons rudzc for
ScottsyiIlc.
Richmond, G. Deynney, master for Lynchburg empty.
ARRIVED,
ArgrsT 10.
Canal Boat Highlander, r. Fields master with 49, tons l
from Lynchbug % JnO. Maben & co. LudIlm Preston a
Boat WIN. L. Lancaster H. Station MASTER with iil tons
md from Lynchburg. Jno. Mabcn Co.. Frys & Co. t. d.
'fsnliaw & Coz and Jno. Jones.
CLEARED,
anal Boat Old dominion, Jno Lockct master with tons
md, for fyu-lb1v.
boa tennessee Pampn master with 20 mdz
NO. y Now Market Staples Mills and Lynclbufg.
Boat Iiiue Nell w. Shaw, master Sew Market empty
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The Politicians Register, Is small almanac looking
pamphlet containing the for President Governors and
Congressman in ls4O III, 49, 49, ia oil the Stntcs-a
st 81 the Members of the Congress- and other
matters, which "Phi" considers important for oil poti.
clans know. II for sale Messrs Smith, Drnker q
MOui.'s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

- The Indiana and Illinois Elections have raised tho
value Of Johnson Stock quite hundred per cent The
Globe bcstows upon the full column Of
most intense audnton. lie is n Of note and conse
quence now. lie has troops Of friends in and out Of
Congress- and the former cold and contcmpuous treatment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

The "Old Iunkcrs," cacdb their younger brethren
Of the democracy, the "Republcun Fathers" desg-
mated by Senator Wright in his circular upon the proper
mode Of packing the State Convention for choosing de-
egates the National Convention have carried the day
IN Albany against tho young democracy, and selected FIX
Governor Marcy. Mr. Fsgg, the Secretary Of State,
the opposing candidate.
Resolutions wcro passed declaring Mr. Van Buren, to be
the choice Of New York, and commencing the ndminsa.
lion OF Gov. Bouck.
The latter resolution was opposed by Mr.. jas McKown
Of Albany, but prevailed ~ to lss-N Y. Inner.
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Higi Hat1 his dayG J! o'eiock p. "
ARRIVED,
Schr Enterprise. somers. York River coal
Schr Pennsylvania, Bacon, Philadelphia, sundres
SchG Mirror, Chapman, New YORK, sundries
sclr Senator, Cln,bfon Troy. lumber
SAILED,
Schf Manchester, Worth, New York, -four and to,nrso
ScLr Juhaee, Stranger, Baltimore,
Seir Nassau, Dearborn, New YORK ballast
sloop sally Ann White, Gwatliney srnihfed sunIrie.
PnLADrLrHn, Aug. 2l-Cld, schr Catherine Amanda.
Teal, Richmond.
BosToS Aug ls-Auived schr nion Paine Richmond
Ne" YORK, Aug. 2l-Cleared schr Extra, Moony,
Richmond Arrived schrs Baltimore, Wopam, 3 days from
Petersburg with flour and tobacco to Hunter, Andrew
Birdsa, Birdsal, days from Virginia.
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HA.gRIEn.

10 Washington County Mississippi inst 10y the Rev
DR. Thomas Dunn JAMES u. HCNNCUTT Esq. Of Chiro Co
Arkansas, MISS MARY PRVIs daughter OF Joseph and
Ieueh Purvis, Of Washington Mis-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

mighty controversy Is in progress between the Van Blu
ren and Tyler papers whether Locooco or not
polluted by accepting office under the present Admnstra
ton Our opinion is that the Locoocos not polu
ted by office half 9lten offices polluted by Loco
focos.-LOuiSrWe Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

YFtLow FEvLR-For the twenty. four hours ending 6
o'clock yesterday evening 10 patients admitted into
the Charity Hospital, Of whom of yellow fever. In
the same time there wero five DEATHS Of which wcro from
yellow feyer-N o. Tropie. Avg IS.
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lett him. Profit and Cushing being gone, he will
remain. not only without rival, but without n
competitor in political ribadry and regeneration.
He will he the Alpha and Omega, the A, the L.
card and the Ampersant of Congressional Tyler
ism. His no,oriety-the great passion of his soul
will be doubled. He will now be able to quar-
rel safely with every man in Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

TnE r.. s. SryATE-Tho election just terminated in Ten.
settles the complexion Of the u. S. Senate for
time come. There will now DO ~ Wings in the Senate,
without counting Mr. Rves, Of w., representing the fol.
lowing Stutcs follows-Maine Massachusetts Vcr.
monte, Rhode Island g Connecticut New York T. New
Jersey g Delaware 3 Maryland l. lone vacancy Virginia
l. North Carolina l. Georgia l. Mississippi l. Louisiana 2,
Kentucky 9 Indiana MchRnn2 Tennessee 2. II will be
by this that there is decided Wing majority, with
the chance Of getting another member from Maryland.
AIer. Enzeffe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

W certain formidable, and. al time
disease manesng itself ehanctes buboes or warts 10 WHICH
succeed ulcers IN The throat and vaou.
paris OF c boy WIN nocturnal especially bone.
and shoulders The borra poison which nm
ess merclfly arrested win
the NOSE contract the body overst form
such mass OF corruption. such dunehn stencil such me
lure OF ghasunes sufficient To strike the guilty with terror
Happily for mankind the Governor in mercy M,
appointed means by which THIS dreadful maady CAN RE oIREp
long successful OF practice, combined with
PRACTICAL knowledge OF the Anatomical structure of the I,n
frame fully entities Dr HiRTL Er confidence OF tho.s
may have fallen prey that nsiious discae-Ose, o. T,
.iirg, RiohmoHd ia. -, "a,
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AUCTION NOTICE.

We invite the attention Of GroeeTs othe TO our sale Of
Prime Rio Coffee, Extra Pine e. r. Tea, Baeon &c Th, Wei
neSiay) Morning Mt 10 O'Clock NLOES BROTHER, Auetr
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rAsss s.AsAsAsittA ooIltan Of The gt,eu
dussd y an 0iielous ipTopar of asy
patients after having brought ny under ts audience ns.t
terminates tlcir sutieting-
The prominent tenderness about the mouth ,in.
inhe bones depression OF strength s
flou and meeura diseases wide range, ami Their
spread To fearful Hitherto have h, n
medical % hut recently be, been unoLicd from IN. n,n,
OF nature which riumphs all opposition.
Sands. sarsaparla invaluable medicine prepared wholly
from vegetable materials viii and. Il timely
speedily croious mereua similar ds.a... bv
the circulating ui passing through whole am,
fame aud assmiaing itself with the different and TISSUES
which the wonderful machine that mercury
and It's effects driven OF the enabling
u nature perform properly restoring pa
tent TO sound and perfect health.
For particulars advertisements this city papers
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and expectation
AbsANDS CO. Druggists aud Chemists, Buildings
NO broadway corner OF Chambers New York.
agent richmond Duval Co.. Petersburg Roper And.r-
son. IN Norfolk H. A. Santos Druggists generally Oh.
for g. 1880 ~'''' ~ "'''' v "os.s'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

The European correspondent of the Richmond
speaking OF the feelings of the nations of the Old Wue,
towards the IT, s. that their present course brings TO
ms mind which took place kentucky year.
ago The Bar at l., was distinguished for its talents
painooking armor-ke young man, and
~, was admitted to practice in the Courts The old Law.
yer although there much professional rivalry among
themselves, determined prevent this beardess Pebean
as they termed him. from rising by speaking disrespecu
~ OF his qualifications He pursued however, the even
tenor OF his daily increasing in legal aud intellectual
strength 10 the modification Vt his At length
case called ola complicated character and he
Tor the Defence against such the old members
had never before been retained by client Upon taking
his seat after making triumphant argument they said one
10 another, eve may well let that tall boy pass for he
will pass, whether not lie did pass-and his pr acse
thereafter lucrative than that of all the other
berS OF the Bar And the powers of the old world now We
~ reluctantly remark, may well let that tall boz
the model Republic" pass for it will pass whether or
not"
Was not "thGt tall boy'-hat "beardess PleJeian -
HAIRY CLAY And are the pampered maEuates-
selistyed Democrats-tOr efeet-a combined prevent
justice from being done Harry OF the West" And will
they not be compelled saw again, ave may as well let
that tall boy pass for he ,cii pass whether no-Aler
Gag.