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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

WANTED A JOURNEYAIAN PLUMBER
good mechanic will good wages Apply At 5If
Bowery, between l2,h and t..h streets ,nyis q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

RoARlEIwo or three gentlemen and their
- wives or TWO three Young ladies can o. accommodated
WITH noard and pleasant small family No.
l]S SrinS STREET mVlS lNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

BOARD N BONpSTREET (s5) with eligible
i1Iooms may be obtained by applying immediately with
al I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

w ANTED-A situation by Protestant, Young
woman with good city references As nurse and 10, slam
sewing Apply Al lse Bowery, az stars. myis X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
Nrw.Yonx. Anil oath. 1919.

NEW-I oRN, ApTlI y9th, ISL
Messrs SANDS: Genemen-Aithoug it may be consider
ed unnecessary Tor add another proof the Justly de-
served celebrity Your invaluable PREPARATION Of Saraparl
Ia yet for the benefit OF my fellow men, feel bound 10 pro-
claim the fact From bang helpless cripple with
disease OF the lower exemlries which spread over the legs
nstrp, and feet distressing much render !it al
miserable. am quite recovered and entirely by
the use OF your Sarsaparila For year, unable
shoe. and the right foot and ancle very much
swoen-wheh at times discharged aud pus freely,
companied with violent chinsand burning sensations 80
deprive III alres up de- pair and suppoS
ed amputtou would BE- necessary but hearing OF great
made by Your SaIsaparia resolved make another effort
regain my healt-and under the blessing kind
Providence am thankful 10 say am we'll With feelings of
gratitude You aud anknSs the OF all good, for
thus blessing In meas a :; y an am your friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

BOARD IN Persons wishing
~ Board pleasant part of the City requested cali
al 6iS Broadway. between Bond aud Beeckerstrees Cen
tcen aud te Wives can be furnished with parors having
bedrooms attached. few single senemeR be hand
somey accommodated Rooms for transient BoadeH Terms
moderate. ml2 Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

New-York April 30th 1913.
Tins certify that James Mcdonnell called on me and
exhitedhis foot aud leg and stated BY the eleven
bottles o SNps SARsAr,RLlA perfect cure had been al
fecis With feelings OF the gratitude McsSrS.
Sands thus beng instrumental uner Divine Providence
curing and restoring him health requests give Tins
certificate ROBERT JONES,
Alderman OF the 9Th Ward tls City of New ork.
Prepared aud sold by \. b. Sands Co.. Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings 273 Broadway Of Cham
bers-street NewTork and for sale BY Druggists throughout
the L. 5. Price 81 per bottle six bottles for s..
The public iectiuy requested remember that
Sands SarSpad that has aud constantly achieving such
remarkable of the difficult class Of diseases which
the human frame subject aud ask for Sanss SarSapanla
and take no other. mylG Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

POARDlNG,-1he newly built and furnished
~ house No Dey street; in whchis suit Of rooms WILL
calculated for geu,re family for the reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

w AN ElDA Young man about II wears Of
ass. 70 Learn tn ar Of Wood Engraving An Ameri.
caR-oue who Will consider instruction cirp,
noa for the hFSi year-nay spply hane Bulldogs iSs
\ a>saii->t up stars w. w. BRITT. All Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
=" Seize upon truth where ere rs found.
Amongst --ppr tripn1: su,npOS, vour i,.,

Ul CIlTlSCItN htaIIltn ground
The flowers divine where e'er grows.''
Neglect the pIickis and assume the ROSE.
The propretUs daily receiving from the medical profess
sIonniSteS of the Gospel officers Justice aud
private citizens ample and willing testimony. both written
.nd verbal the superior value and efficacy Of this epaa-
ton. TO the poor furnished gratutousy sufficient
proof being gwen OF their worhineSs.
still further proofof the superior value and efficiency Of
Sands Sar>allrilll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

W AM .p-rwo skilful workmen in a PRINT
b'vs S INK ssMqiattSfy None need apply bu, saeh
sn ,"aS slap.oyed IN tie Business and perfect BY
essnc aud prscce; suitable references viii & REQUIRED
Address 5 o. NJ office Of the TnSan- VIZ rnviS Tts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

M ERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE CONF
w PANf-Otice No. 81 Wa-steet.-Thn Company.
with Capital Of 5000 600, continues 10 insure merchandise
household turnitn buildings ships port and other pro
porty, aust los damage hy fire the ayoraba
terms; JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President.
a.. Ii Seer as 2ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

TO ALL TO WHOM IT NAY-PLEASE NOTICE
mr.. a. RIGGS, DENTIST. has removed from
~ C1anbers-,tre-r No 3iJ FsurtfsnceI, y. four
doors OF Broadway He viii De- happy serve i' cil-
,,ss and ffad III required department Of Mechanical
Operative srica Dentistry, manner NOT surpassed
mans al His once very conveniently a2foachs-
BE from ever part of the citg, being the mo great mo
pass erery few iaies Dr. r. Often ml'1ailr' y
those o slight PERSONAL arquaintanc and cont2nfei WIN
rlrs common. such B.s, G1iS, Drugs, ac:
therefor ie think BE- in?rr-s 70 r - NOT
A., e that any other Individual % similar ar
!. or has been Dentist Dental Student this
Dr. t person who has transacted business ,'- tI
rv wears in Chambersreet tS latter No and Is me
ouly and manufacturer of r FssmaG Patent Al
Iaosss-.ic Pressure Teeth
~ M 35 Fourth.strezt, y. !.
PS-SafactorY references always gwen to such a. De
size th@E uN~S -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
WI removed from No. John ST., No. TO- Nassau ST,
with j. K Goodman. who're he receiving his sp1ag and
Sgmnsr goods which he viii make up order Infsshionabi,
style suits furnished twelve hours nOtice Having greatly
reduced h e1pses he will be- enabled sell az fsdscrd
Price, and lie socit the ay0rs Of his friends and tha pubc
10 oo he feels lateluI for the liberal patronage be has here
ofore received Ills motto good article, punctnality 'H
nliias G..lers low rfire and cab delivery. az: u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

DEFINED SUGAR-At the following low Cash
Itpricrs: WOOLsEY < WOOLsHY offer th.iI stand
ard quaty Double Refined Sugar follows namely ,,-
Crushc,-lO; - purchaSed, half cent per pound
Powdered-i0! :" (" additional
The above are packed as follows:
S5ss$ e $$i S sfs for ''ea's'<
Apply !e NeYork Patent SUGAR Refinery eofl3' q
South and NOnls Onrry-stnets or AZ 81 waist nv n
~ B-Ocders out Of tie city be ACCOMPANY, ~
remittance. .g----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

EMOVAL-WlLLiAM DOWNES having
III removed from - 10 81 Cedar two doors from Whame
would respectfully inOf his customers and the public
general that ne ha. purchased fashionable and chap
sOrtmcat of Cloths Cass-res and Vestngs which will ba
made order the latest fashion, equal 10 auy IN the city.
ild at reasonable prices.
(ieemen fnlag their own Cloth are invited give hin,
trial All garments made this establishment are warrant
ed 10 IN Nrw-Yark MAY 2nd 1919 my3 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

YOUNG ladies BOARDING SCHOOL,
Those parents who DESTROYS OF Boarding School Tor
their daughters, where correct aud moral principles and the
mcation may By addressing NJ j. Park Post Office.
There few vacancies, the number being limited
IermsFor children under u receiving PLAIN English
education SrIo The Nfrsic:
French, sc. $50 per No charges The situa-
toni Of the most healthy and pleasant the city Please
address with true name. mil 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

L'IRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGA-
4 TION INSURANCE on the Mutual plan-combinsd
with capital Of SU0 O0 together with the accumulated
profits oi the past year
THE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
NY No % Wa street. prepared TO issue Policies
Fire. Marine aud Inland Navigation RISKS adjusting losses
heretofore with promptness and llberslity.
SIMEON BALDWIN. President
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President.
WILLIAM w. nIRRIUE Secretary. ap26 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
U,rt,nrl Fire Insurauce CO

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
LNRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the.
Il Hartford Fire Insurance Company. incorporated 1870
Charter perpetual.
This long established aud well known Institution, having
been active operation upwards OF thirty years
lnse Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise and every DE-
scrpton OF property loss or damage BY fire most
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON Jr. Agent,
mh2n IS Wall str
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

W ANTED--At Temperance Office l26 Nassau
snd siris. eSH's' setAs' "Ae7'' 'a'"rxs, uSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

T0SEPH GILLUI I, Pen Nanniactnrer 10 me
j high character Of these Pens has
INDUCED the atem 90 te rs OF several dl.teio.sbf msk c
fr bic An inferior 4tic- bearing s misslied PAM,
Tins Glot, onrZ the final IN the market AZ sx.
aiy be detected by unfinished APPEARANCE, ana ess eS
common sryi- IN which pull up. N =. ,..,
Oh-prye the genaine Pens al Market ~ ni,, Jfti
Cotts Patsnf1 or Josep1 elliott. warranted and mas
each gross bars FAC smile q his sIsasftafF Henry JEssop,
81 Joha street corner Of Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

,1,7-~3t DURHAM BILL.-For sale, a full. blood
~ ed Durham Bull, years old, acknowledged bygood
s..Ss judge be very superior animal Alao. yep
sound will lyayri well wagon. The above be
the stable te the house corner Of RemSen and Hen
ry.,,reets Bfo0klyn Apply 10 j. LEWIS TAYLOR,
ml7 LIZ Ii4 E'coht.sfrrrf cnrnar Of Maidcn lane NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
y mills Hofokus FOR sale cheap. Applyat NJ % B'a-
,.r.s,r-er or 81 Pearl-strr-t, Of A &. /ABklSklt
store No. 81 Pearl and = Fulton TO LET cheap AP-
pig M a. y 5u. 20 A. C. ZABRIsH1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
GREEHWycH POTTERY,

DJI WIT EIIH tEEN,r TT 49,.
Jefs,,,a gth and lath .7sennssi ,,.,,;o,
HHR Subscriber respectfully calls me a,,,on
Of the plie the gre1 ssriesy SSsss WE Easrmns
" VIZ PoRT.sLE FUgs.cEs CaisSEup 70, -
HoTsE TrIe fLow;.a Pors, osss IfLh' Ns0
fIa ~ & Is The only 81 s f s,;e s cry.
where @ an'se b. AMENDED % with pi0Inptness and
aetss mot re .s ZEN male in poar.pl
~ b It H. enlarged AID watrantad superior
frEm = ,I ei sI' n5 IrHJ WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
The Religious Meetings.

Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

YSCRIBNEK u co. are up head yet, and sell.
u n SSo and Shoe market 70 ahsnr street corner Of
Monroe The subscribers having advantages that bur
iew the trade possess, pledge Themselves ( you call upon
then giYc you yOnr money than you
any other the city Please AID see for yourselves.
Come come all-come poor thou,
ticvlt bargains Tor all are ready now.
PS.-COultry merchants and Others the trade can find
tall bargains this Please recollec Is CataIns
street, corner of Monroe nyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS. Dickinson,
C4rorney 2, Law. Wiikes-B4rre. Pa. VIII Attend with
,r,ptnrs md fidelity all business entmstr ms
n the County OF Luzsrae aud ~ he adjoining Counties
" References ~ the City OF New York:
George v Tltas Esq.
Ness Wetnore Co. corner of vesey sn4 Washington
''is Plat Cashier of the Leather snufae.nfefs Bank
5x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

Printers Of newspapers who publish ts ayertI,ement with
this note ,!ee ies the of july and send ore
OF er papers s Will be entitled payment Of their b
on hgvI;, NJ times the IL Of II. an u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

+. Purcell, Prof. of Drawing
Lectures subjects competent professors
Stute part OF the course. a22 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

I'm ECONOMY AND FASEUON.-To those
EEN who study Economy.-Thc subscriber in accordance
Gewith the times has reduced his superior mitzon Mole
skin Hats fur bodies the low price Of 81 25
TIE above ar elegant dress Hat aud will compare adya
lgeosy hats sold in this city So and S. and
ted 10 give satisfaction. Also, constantly
fur and silk Hats of the best quality latest and r
Cloth Caps constantly on hand. i. w. KELLOGG,
mil m No. IBZ tSanal-St,, Of ThOmpsOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

T.. DYrr} has rcnoged to No sol Broadway doors
above Brc@me wfrte he viii BE- h9Pp{ 20 Tefi'e tie calls
Rsfersnces.-H oa. Robert H Morris, MAJOR x; Hon
Fernando Wood. y 6 Alley. +. H9secS ~ d; ba'H . L,
W Bsfrian D. D.. Rector Trnity Church: Re- Samuel
s-;nTr D. D: J. w. Duya. II. b; ". Van sctacS t-5i;
DriIn3iu Lord Esq; :, a. = T. 5. crane. myl0 2weod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

Jobbns work and repairing will be done the lowest posi-
bic prices, with every attention and eSpelIton .
y. B.--Al articles manufactured by this Establishment
viii be STAMPED r. Hoo Co., that persons from abroad
MAJ be imposed upon with spurious articles made III n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

A r. THOMPSON has removed from s. 10 y
Beaver street where he Tor sale commission tie
fooysi a2 new and lesrabs gooiS:
Pans fancy aud plain Straw Hats
do rich figured and plain Bonnet Ribbons
do t.fnbroiieries Collars Cuffs iilkfs, &c.
Blonde sni Thread L.ces rich patterns
One ease, various style, Stra" BraJs
Pl4in black and blue black Satis
BECK and hlue biacl Viewers. &. ml2 iW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOLGIRLS Arabcl!a
term Mercer St. on Wednesday the s OF May Pu
pills Will be received Intermediate period being charged
only for the proportion Of the term.
Competent female teachers employed in the several de-
partments. in EDITION to the following gentlemen:
J. Bergen Prof of Bellies Letres.
a. Basse Prof of French Spanish, Mathematics and Pen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

7 ME, I.lME-Wanted in exchange for 1000
LbaueIs North River Lime and Cement, Groceries or Dry
Goods quarter sill bee paid cash for any amount Of
the above articles, exchange for property OF any kind
real or personal Will be made liberal terms. -ty 10 j.
D. How. corler Of Madison and lnmes SIS. nlG y
The hornet., 1843-08-29
HUMBUGS-A. G. BROWN,

The greatest humbug of the present dav
winch has come to our observation, is in the
shape OF letter giving an account of the
speeches OF Brown and Clayton, at fernando.
II Is asserted in this letter that Col. CLAYTON
"returned from the contest with shiyereJ
lance and battered crest" If the boot was
put on the other leg, then this would be the
truth. Brown returned from the contest
with a shivered lance and battered cres,"-
The "Signal" of Gallatin contains this soaft
soap dose' and no doubt gulls its readers week
ly with just such food. The famous bank
advocate and bank-borrower, Brown, resides
at GaIIatin and has the "Signal" as sort of
organ Fifty dollars to "gin sling" Harris
q Tebo, that Brown himself wrote YOU that
almighty puff from Hernando. DO YOU take
US up A man who has brass enough to get
up and advocate system of public plunder
and robbery, by the citizens of State. wouId
not be STOPPING half so low in the composi-
ton OF a letter praising himself. Ifa dishon.
est man owes a debt, and especially if that
debt be so large as Browns liability 10 the
Union Bank, he will be very apt to plead anv
and every thing TO get clear of it. The Un.
ION Bank bonds were uncOnstitutionaUy sold.
IN the sight of this would-be- Governor. Wbv
so-because he has large amount of money
at stake, and if he can succeed in duping the
PeoPIe-break down the bank as a nuIlitv
all he has borrowed is so much clear cash. II |
has been paid out dollar for dollar, and in all
probability to the toiling labOrer, in whose
hands It deprecated to mere pittance IrI
this money had not been borrowed no ono
would have suffered. Now should il not he
the policy of both parties, to force such aS
have borrowed from the banks to paw il back.
this would enable the banks to paw the bonds
Without taxation, but SO sure as reputation i ]
20 oe predominant, taxation must eventuallv
majority have voted the re.
ticket, which is nothing more nor
esS than voting 10 release the debtors ofI
he bank. Most of men opposed to paving i
ne bonds are the very ones who voted to :
'ledge the faith Of the State--are the verv !.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

"Col. Clayton now fose and IN . speech u
iso hoon lsBgih. fsplsls With sound Afgu'
'Hsgl, eloqDsnee aba truth. De encbslnsd The
attention. ~ both ~higs end dspscrsis, whlls
30 aHswffed bfosa Clsyi01 fsmadsd W
ihs oyitfi that u as USELESS All lAls k,f lhsn
- ~ isl.lag about fsua. Asfsmpligu. Do.
|hllHiilon. ~ any other msafHs ~ nNilsnal
Y faiifil ilsi saf Aisis had ssnsfsd tao mUfh
alfssdY w. difsning be- siisailaa ~ things
80 difianes, ~hlls Ns ~sfs wgislly Hsglsets
iHr s4f haHls iHisfssi ~ dvslf. hgrsFsf.
fHisifnHY long 90 ihais sgijsen - ssts
tHs~a 10 tis~s. sff fsffis go saphisiflss n
lfHsn ffsin thse D. psissI ~ iis bond
qpsflDHa il.s gffaf qaesflag sf-sH Hhfh ~
iffus slN iHfH lH iliif Hisis ~ sttsHlsd De-
eaHfiifHilggsiiiF. Fad afisf stfsillthlHr y ..
gpHf 4sulf. - isas u ap,sa ~ Ffslad NJ
sgHiiT sHd faliay fhs fsanaasa spfisats
~ ihs isfHd rsfsfs. so ~ lsas fteea II fis
sah hsadsu. fanieisnay sglhssd ftti ~ wsf|
nssihK 81 HHFfstfi9n fisf WfHt t8fHs ~ ~
sgHffiiiaf W. fsa4ftsd fi.fi n y -sf e8f.
Hiiuiiohsl - fls Hisfs e. mfss fis hY8li
constitutional f9f ~ rssfls ~ fsfFifs h.f
hfpHsfi Hnd fanfiliW.ansi g. nsm ~ be- t
shd fsesiys u.s hsasfi ~ ". surely f soul
- constitutional g. hen ~ fsfafa u b. ns
inngesai lsndsp TIE Col i-s'i 81 sagih
Hfon ~ eject its daetf.as n fspuflal.sa
Neud haes apaa 9af honor tfi ffms aifa4I
a state ~iih ueh fsfsHffss. sai . Fshaz
papplttlsn N spus 1Ng ~ fsfats 10 taf
ihs sum n sigpfsg IN slsht M isa yssn.
even ~ tsfaiIgn, ffh8aI lt s0fns 10 ibstJ ~ai /
esfisinlf htsl srd SANDER 8taa ths honesty .
ahd mlgasninifY N Wittlnlpp.4n, lis shaw .
~ ~ Gen bfewa's peculiar sfusfisn n That Z
fffffrt 4 mtn uho had Fsisl ~ he char. 4
isf ~ ihe UniYn liaat, whd hsd voted ~ iHs \
1fslfed pftvlsRsa 10 ~ sttsndsd towards Il, /
who bad boro~sd money fof hmtslf sad .
friends from n, and uho as then largely IN \
debt ~ w for such q man ~ come bsf,fs the
rFople ard ask Office al their bands, upon the
doctrine oi fepudation," :" was AZ east strange I
! rot an outrage upon their good sense ,and
'esliags.
The Col closed speech n unpfseedsnrsd I,
'oundness and Argument, amidst the d,alsning
applause OF the audience. would be glad 10
% more toto detail and give some Of the an.
'cdotes BY which he illustrated hi, arguments.
'ut my room will not permit IT,
Gen. Brown replied IN apparent bad humor.
md lodged the arguments of Clayton, at.
empting TO nislead the people from the true
ssne by old anecdotes. L
Desoto is right She will do her duty at $
he coming election. All that is necessary is ,
Or wings TO be on the alert, and with their
headed by "Harry Of the West,o
hey must triumph"
The hornet., 1843-08-29
a BOyDPAYER

Dssspsf ~ NisbtFfss Prom 20 ~s
Gao Issfa ihs b1fbsrBs given ~ Ne s.dpef
n NdiIstoh. m .st Fhliy. cent 20 9TH
great selai and harmony. Ouf candidate, fgf
ths Legislature s6i ssatp we're present. and
some of them made speeches. Ouinz 10 he
ilhhsslih n Col Booth. he dd nsi participate
IN The discussion. u Kennedy lei me vsy,
and after he bad concluded. It's. Ayfs,. E,qf.
mounted The stand and paid his respects, first
70 Mr. Kennedy. then to his opponents VIC.
Herring. E'qt and G. p. Hemingway. Ills
exposition of the vote, Of Mr Kennedy while
q member Of the Legislature, fiyoring the sale
Of the Union Bank bonds-hi, exposition Of
the genilemans course in voting Tor three or
four 'windling shin. plaster concerns, and af.
ter the Governor had vetoed them, rs.votinp
TO pass them over his head. is said TO have been
signal and triumphant lie lashed the three
aspiring ani.bondcrs with such severity. and
caused them TO reel and reek with so much
pain, that his friends could not help but CRY
aloud: "Hod hoIdli Enough enough yr'
ny those who were present, we expect to be
sustained in the few remarks made. If ever
party were proud Of valiant champion and
delighted 10 sustain and honor him, il is the
Wing party of Carroll county acting thus gen.
srOusy towards T. S. AYAES. They love and
esteem very highly. their other two candidates,
Jol. W. BOOTH. and A. HARDY. In fact they
LOVE THEN ALL, and will rally to their supper,
IN the first Monday and Tuesday in Novem-
Der next.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

We understand from an so,...,,
hat LANCASTER, q little m,a.
in the employ of The flsminy-,,
who i' more familiarity known ,b,l
Ton a. the conardiy brute Who md. !,
yossd attack upon the chanes
got into rather a no,et 6s the oihs.|
stole OF lhieyed some gentleman o
tIe Of "bald face" which had ben !,
In his sighi--sneaked of and ,mot.
tents down his throat, and wa, ,oor
uaiion Of the travelling family 10 ru|
a bal FIR md fly miles from migr|
would suppose that this fellow hadb~l
tising the true illustrations oil an,i.bOsl
that like the wise lark who embnI
skunk. he felt himself a stronger M
this sect Of politicians, while in he 4
related, than at any other time. Nh
not clean himself, and that quickly TO-
devolve upon some Of the big Bug, II.
Iltlcal creed, to roll him beyond thai yt
no breeze can todh back "the s,Os,i rsuol
.f the past"
That fifty cents promised a poOt neg
pot paid TO him, for securing a be,m,r,
'us' and clothing, won't begin to clean
CASTER of half his filth. II is III.
The Organ Family" after they have NJ
Try thing else fail 10 cleanse this fellow
% procure a wheel-barrow and rYhh
Hays Creek. The respectable portion
community of Middleton, have a righl
list that this be done, and if not perlon
hose who imported him to tina, plaa
houId be seized and a "coat of Tar and
rs" applied to their backs.
The hornet., 1843-08-29

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