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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

DRIVATE BOARD WANTED-For gentle
and lady private family where there no other
boarders One room with small adjoining, would be
required for which terms should be moderate. line ad-
dressed C. B. Upper Post Office will receive attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

Josish Richards Auctioneer.
NJ Large Sale of Books snd Stationery.
THIS Evening Bangs. Richa ds Patt 1876 B. oaaway ii
Ill an extensive collection Of Books coa.isu.g OF tine
Ibr. Editions OF Standard Works, Popaisr School and
T,sic. Books fine Bible and Prayer Books and valuable
;nI Size OF English Stationery.
C.tlosus ere LOW ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
nOILsH YOUR sTOYES AND GRATEs-

DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body in Boston polishing their stoves and CRATES
with VIM Browns Pencil Paste No better evidence Of
when you dwelling than notice the Stovrs
and Crates well poshed We would recommend for this
n rolls which but III and has many advantages
the British Lustre and Black Lead, its use is
brighter lasts longer and used with much less dust and
tou}le 10 minute after dry by the appcation OF
bT9sh ySu SET beatfal polish for sac al at ~ W. ,
Druggist and Grocery Stores Boston, Salem Lo"eii,
Worcester. Portland: Springfield.
Dealers and Famili-s De supplied OF D w. sanos,
Druggists No 70 Futonstreet 27' Broadway; y =: sast
Broadway. ols In
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
persons having claims ans Nancy Chace late Of the C
Of New York single woman deceased 10 Ilese3l W.. No
with vouchers th-reof ;s subscribe al m escen % ,he
Marion street the City Of New ork vL On " be sryen-
se-,oh oay Oh Oc'ooe' '"1'' Adminia,Iator.
kA TO LET--The Lecture ho9ln o aae n cue,
al society of the Mschaaics and lra1esmsn ~ L,os-
4H bv 8, for Lectures and Other co VI ,'eA
LAWRENCE Ch1;rnan Finance Gofnni''s'' - y avs ee''
Eop IEY- Y-0RLEAN NS.-First Ship-The
TT FOX NJ r,,,, ship GEORGE STEVENS. Cant.
GfE eh viii sail positively Friday the 2oh inst
asIs most desirable conveyance for limited
pubsr cabin As no ste"rase passengers
be- taken second cabin handsomely fitted up with
10, OF nassrngers apply board the ship at
pier East A''f' S5 JOHN III RIB "a el South
Wall-strees.
DEPAW, Capt. Sagory will succeed the above and sail on
2h inst This ship has unequaled accommodations for
asn second cabin and ssee1age passengers Apply above
Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

HAYDEN'S STEEL PENS-AMERIcAN MANU-
FAcruREThe Agent, for these esteemed Pens, unsu,.
passed as they are by any other Of either foreign domestic
assortment from Hayden Double Patent Barrel Peu for
heavy writing, down he Fiueponted Biller with inter
mediate si-zs for every description Of writing
To the acknowledged excellence Of Haydens PENS added
the Furnished Point and important improvement.
For inspection Of these beautiful productions Of Amer
skill the public referred 10 the specimens exhibit.
the Fair of the American Institute The warehouse
Of the Agency. WOOD FOLGER.
ol9 PIG Pearl stest
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

A NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT, doing
y good ohbins business in Connecticut, having week
Il circulation nearly 1000 cors, offered for ale any
hs capable OF eitng the same on reasonable terms AS
the present prop conempstes different arrangement IN
his business il is The cause Of the present orer
For further particulars within three days the Uni
Ted States Hotel this cry between the hours Of and A
NJ 2 and ?. II. and s and 2. VI. Ol8 2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
A CARD.-cevrral Students OF Columbia Col

A CARD.-Several Students OF Columbia Col
n se and the uniyest being prtyentzd from rom ISead,ns re-
with Rfv Jam ~ i!ls Impression mat ne was
bon, =, on- School instead Of Priya Glasses, he hereby
Informs and IL; asbtans of Union o. 5 saua's and s VI
Of those entrusted his thorough and expd
here carried 0g M IN the fsss'es las de-
err.rencr durin. FIVE of which he has b-n head Cla
sicel Instructor in the s',;u!:hHeats Of Rss Dr. aaTk
collegiate hono obtained BY him. Young ladies carefully
taught general Of polite English Literature together
W III Frpnch &c Apply, personally by letter 1t Fifteenth
street near Third Avenue Union Square. oS 3oss
MADEIRA casks prime Ombros, for sale by
lSl GRINNELL, MINTURN 90
oR 78 South STREET
INDIA RUBBER rOES.-l5 900 pairs Ladies
i and Gsnten1ens' Figured and Pisin RubbsFs-
1900 pairs Ladies lined and fuued DO
10 o cl,th buskins.
1000 !" sheet rubber oyer-snoes.
cnN
Por sale By JOHN s. GIBBS, III Pearl st os ."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and for expoatiou
Buid"g No z7} Broadwsy6 & Soer Of Chambers s.les New
100 Fulton street David Sands Co. No II East Broadway
corner of Market and by Druggists generally through
The United States. Price 81 bottle sir boes S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

G1O00 WANTED, and partner or agent in
.DlUUUan agree .be and profitable business, He w be
10 spend three months City three
months Virginia remain in this city, and the principal
will travel lfhe agency chn en- SALARY OF So 800 wlil
De allowed Address Richlrd, ;" al this Office o8 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

INTENSIVE SALE OF ENGRAVINGSS--
urle & Hill AZ the New York Long Room, l59 Broadway,
by orde rot Administrator of,he LAT. Hay ward dsce'sed
large and rich collection Of London knsa'luss all N line
order. oIo "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

WITH NOTES BY THE REV. II. II. MILMAN, AND MArS
This par, contains 86 pages Svo sell printed good
paper from large type: and ncuds Map and Portrait Of
n, Author. The whole work will occupy IS Numbers Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

GS00 WANTED. and partner, in a highly
,OCUUrSpectable business OF great profit, He travel
the South tlls suits him or he IN
the aud do business for five if he peases Address
NliddlessX.' this Office. olo 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

x. IN .ASsoRs EXTRACT or LuSGwoRr-This Article Is
en'ireiy vegetable and contain no OPIUM or
SLIP It's put forth 20 The whole world remedy
cur on AL he and thu hest asueie for the
BE- aAtsSs The Chest Lungs and Liver No one will
Inc ~. we kanw with It. and the cheapest medi-
e. SeId oaly I'll CoanIand s.;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

u The Indians a, Peale's New York Museum give their
last performance this day and evening, Mammoth Bones Wild
Bey, Fudge Mermaid Miss Adair L. Petite Certo Comic
Singing, SC. a, o'clock and II. See bills.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
NUMEER |.

LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON,
PRIVATE, MILITARY AND CIVIL.
BY AMOS KENDALL.
This work will be completed i'll fifteen numbers, a
TWENTY-FIVE cents each ILLUSTRATED with cngrayings prints
averaging two 10 number. embracing Likenesses OF th
General and his distinguished coactors draw ing
Of tv battle-ground, No. /. full er- 9Th of th
General the Hermitage and lap of the parts Of the Caro-
nas adjacent his birth place The wok viii be beautifully
Oh filnM MhItr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA

lsvoume, Of the New.York Price Current and Shipping
List. from lS29 10 1911 inclusive. folio. bound.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

VXTANTED-A place by Protestant woman TO
w cook wash sc. Good references. Apply at28 Mott
lts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

IA To I,ET-The Lecture Room OF the Iene-
Of s MsfhaBs' s1p afs%f sau of As
by 81 LOT Lee, r;n,nee s; COMMITTEE. 80 Watts street
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

We learn from the Piusburg Gaze
that the Iron War Steamer, for the Up
Lakes, is rapidly approaching compIsh0|
that Is, all that can be done in Pl'lsbud
and in two or three weeks she will be /
len apart preparatory to being transport
to Erie. AS she stands on the stocks Y
appears to be beautiful craft. E's]
thing is Of iron and that OF tae best "a
ity and workmanship. We see i'sad
m sumo Of the papefs that her engine
were 10 be made at Buffalo. This il
mistake Two low pressure enginss' Il
The most superior Workmanship, @ 4
ready in a grea. state Of forwarduess' IN
work on these engines, as well as l'
work generally. on this Government Steam
er. will do lasting credit to the mecha''
of Pitlsbnrg, and almost pu. comps'I''
at defiance.
Two other iron steamers, intended O'
Revenue Cutters, one for the Gulf Of Mex
leo. and the other for Lake Ontario, a'
also under way in Pit,sburg.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

nrAn1 THE editor Of the
10 noticing Interpretations making
Democracy for lively confess = the
6ber election, says:
= " they (ihe wbigs) show fight q al. i
will probably be on their oacn hooAt -
Have they concladed to abandon Jesse Bow
ems convention. and all county conventions
for the nomination Of candidates for the Legis-
laiive and county officers! Or have they con-
,clnded to let the election go by default
Cheer up. boys, there is but little glory to be
gained when the enemy cry "enough' before
the fight commences, SO we hope you will give
us the best fight to be found in the shop.
Your cause is bad, but remember that bad
cause, we'll adhered 70, is next to good
cause.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
ANIMAL MAcrrr.,

ANIMAL MAGNETISM -A,ss
been performed in this az. an opse,
far TO establish the fac, ,h,' hwy VIII
thing in Mesmerism, bev "ss !'he'e
Mrs. Davis, of Eddiuy,,ov"" 0 al
for some time with a ,,Im v"' has
shoulder. and she was o an ~ b
physician to have it re .as'ssa
thinking upon this subiee, . .p
OF animal magnetism, and ' a' by
city several days since to b tsne
tried upon her. Mr.. VIM "s az =
this city, who has recently hs s
magnetism among his friends ssa q,
TO De. a successful magne,ise. SER ~
upon and succeeded in n s Wesn "
putting her into magnetic c'. .,as
was repeated several times s s,:s
days. when the physician and s' ~
met for the purpose Of re,nas s'ss
NOR BY surgical operate, 's 1
cl'enent Of the preparation, NJ, 10
remarked. was so grea. ,ha, ~. als
wheshr Mr.. Small would be All, ,vs =
merisc her sufficiently for e sv's .
operation. Mr.. Small comm soa'''
neiising her, and in eleven n;'''
= 4 I
lell asleep, and the operation v r,as''
ed as much longer. when The s sa' coy
George B. Rich, made an ioc;s ,ssal
shoulder. over the inmo, y "
inches IN length, and inserted , I hs |
The 'umor, which was abou, h,T r' ~
Of a hens egg. and dissec,e,l d. ! l ne
dressed the wound. During The o,s y
Mrs. Davis manifested some s];eb, ' .
ness, like person in a troubled NJ
and one or two Sigh. spasms in n. y /
site arm. On being taken on, 4
sleep she was told that they had ,s'
able to extract her tumor, to which j
Piled ,ha. she had feared they voT "A
as she was so much excited abou J,
was at length apprised Of the ,e,,,
which she was previously quite On,
sc'ons. and the only sensation Of I
she was in any way conscious wa, i
being asleep and wishing to wake d,
not being able. Nor had she suf,n,s
ny pain up TO last evening. We
this statcmcns, substantially, from
who were present, and the par,ie,
the highest responsibility, and who
no motives for an erroneous s,a,eme
Bangor Wing.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16


last Standard, on the necessity of change in
what It calls the representative character, -
that the editor has some one or two individu-
ais in his minds eye for the Legislature. who,
while men act as free as at present, never can
or labors hard to convince the people that none
but lawyers--such as have made our statutes
their constant study-are capable of legisla-
ting for the people Of Iowa; and ,ha, in select
ing such, we should shut our eyes 10 all ;hat
renders them obnoxious to society, and .eo il
blind for the choice of few officious who's.
we have no desire to enter into controversy
with the editor on the subject, but we think
that should his doctrine prevail, our legisla.
tors would soon become SO Independent, and
wise in their own conceit, that man must
swallow Blackstone before he could approach
them. Law making may be, as the editor
says tbs, :. SCIENCE" If so, none are more
capable Of judging where laws need amend
ment than the great mass Of those upon whom
they operate. the laboring man-,he farmer
aud the mechanic. True, the lawyer, or the
law-maker by profession, as the Standard
would have them, may have seeming inter-
est in common with the mass, so far as rents
and taxes are concerned, but so long as so much
litigation can be produced as at present, they
will, by legal quibbling, free = mii,iaman
from his militia fine, for which he must work
out the road tax Of the lawyer, SO they learn
little Of the bur.hens that others bear. But
we said we had no desire to engage in a con.
tfoversy, and we shall quit the subject, will
ling that the Standard man may elect his
choice--if he can. If he has some lawma.
kers in the preparatory department, who, after
graduating. should be rejected by the people.
il would be rich joke.
The Russian Government have not only
sent orders to England for John Bull 10 sup
ply the Emperor with ships-of war, bu.
contract has just been completed for fifty thou
sand tons Of railway iron for the projected rail.
roads OF Russia, and it is said, that the amount
Of the order will be doubled. His celestial
Majesty would no doubt be glad to give any
quantity Of Sycee silver for d few Of Johns
men-oi-war, although, j. is said, he is partial
to yankee shipe.-Eve. Gaz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

DEATH OF john JACOB AsroR. "A post
script of the New York Evening Herald
Of the 3Olh ult. says. that there was a
rnmor in the city that John Jacob Aslor,
the millionaire, had died on the morning
of that date, a. o'clock. His death was
expected. as he had been ail,ng for some
weeks 81. Louis Gaz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

~ By the poiteness of our friends on the
river, we have received couple of numbers
of the Missouri STANDARD, Democratic pa
per Of the true grit. Of the largest size. just
established in St. Louis, by LYNDE ELLloTT.
1t is published daily and weakly. Its editori-
al columns bear testimony of the talents Of its
editor. We wish its publisher abundant sue
cess.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

The NEW PURCHASE. We learn \
friend, who has secured good clsaI
the new purchase, that every thing !
ing on swimmingIy in tina, quarter. d
county seat Of Wappello county is and
fixed upon and it is supposed that \
are abou, 5000 inhabitants in ,ha, coaI
which is but about month old.
county beyond j. west. is also iNn,j
fast. and it is supposed the couny.s
will be fixed about 20 miles above Elv
trading house, and will be called Tipn
,1oe,-Hawkeye.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

The debt Of the City Of ST. Louis, accord
Ing TO statement made by the Comptroller.
amounted, on the LIST Of Nav, 10 S792. I46 lS
upon which the annual interest is $65, lO7
AZ. This is independent Of outstanding war.
rants on the Treasury, which wore -.
by the Auditor, on the LIST Of April, at $685.
O67 99.-New Era.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

A correspondent Of the Van Buren, IAi|
In,eliigencer states that Mexican ofw|
high rank, has been captured in the Creek \
ton Of Indians, who had been appointed
his Government to visit the Seminole Idl1
and enlist them in operations against TsI
His guide took him into a Greek seIllnd
and as soon as they became aware Of hsa
signs, they captured him, and sent his plfs
TO Fort Gibson, whittier he was to ah'
,heln.-New Era.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

CoNsclENcIoUs MusDEREg.-A man
named Leavils was arraigned al Plymouth,
Mass, last week, for the murder of Mary
Knapp, and when asked to plead, said, i
must plead guilty. The court desired
hin TO Withdraw his plea. and assigned
counsel for him. and remanded him 10
prison. Three days afterwards he was
again brought into Court, and again plead
guilty, averring that he was too conscien.
cious to tell lie! He was then of course
remanded for sentence.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

Throw away the las, novel. (says VIII"
in the Quarterly Review.) Go with me n's ,
these dark lanes, blind courts, into the Sang
cellars and famished garreis, where po ~, M.
vice and crime are crowded together, ,a. y, NJ.
on layer, where breeds the cortuP''o" " s,;sol
Iutes our moral atmosphere. he'e'w. ~ a !, ,
is volume tina, may excite you~-0e,v, 1',.
work which you may read Forge. yS y, ,a,t
ury forget your luxurious ease; ousn ~, ~ y,ut
repinings, your sentimental wh'mps'.Iss s, IN.
vapours and indigestion, aud rehe': !. ~, b.
you are men and women, and TIA. y 's s.I sc.
siness to make this earth paradise, a"p 1;,iae
ny human heart a meet temple loE Wv
God.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

der. running Is regular packet between 8.
Louis and this place, is doing driving bns'.
ness. Glad Of is--she can run like the dell,
and her officers are polite and obliging. ;
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

CuRREscY.- is now more SYM toov,
the New York banks than was eve, .hs Ja.
before and there is probably more !" w This
ted States, than at any former pei !'1 # b..
will bring gradually about that revI! =. W. ar
mess and improvement Of prices VINO" W
ticipated some three months ago., ,roc,n
One Of the grea, ends which Inc aO, - h,rs
Of a United States bank used 10 profess: !. ru
in view, 10 be effected by that lns''u'' .''ot,,
TO keep good supply Of specie IN me . r~eox
and prevent suspension Of specie I pay dCv.
experience has shown that the puli'Ds a. 4 ,a
OF the mammoth was the most effective Il
the ouly means, Of attaining these oelectss NE.
that institution is never revived, il may ..;a %
sumed that We are not likely ever as1 ,osr
have another general suspension. ~ .'ndilia
changes too, they are now in better eU v;.spss
than during the greater portion OF toe s ..o;ap.
Of the United Sta,es Bank.-Pennsyi'''
The Louisville Journal acknoWieos ssb,er.
receipt of horse from nineteen new
bers, in Illinois, in payment for tna' P'F
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

II Several fine steamers plying between
New Orleans and St. Louis, are on a chase to
see which can make the trip between the two
ports in the least time. The Alex. Scott
thought she was doing a fine business in ma
king the distance ia Ave days and about half;
the Harry Of the West thought she was doing
but the Eclipse has eclipsed them all by ma.
kiag the upward trip in four days, fourteen
hours and fifty minutes, the distance being
1000 miles-the quickest trip ever made. Go
it s,,ong; If you burst your boilers and kill off
few hundred, you can have a little consola-
,ion in the reflection that there are already too
many people in the world, add moro coming
in at rapid rate.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16


0yment in labor upon the inns
veusent Of osber lots: The terms being so
favorable with mechanics, many 6ne buildings
have been erected which would never have
been touched under different circumstances.
! Iowa City was laid out by the Commission
crs for the erection Of the Capitol. The lots
were sold on credit. and scrip issued for the
payment Of laborers was taken in payment
therefor, which has enabled the laborer and
mechanic to possess himself Of the ground
upon which 10 erect himself a home, and add
10 the wealth and beauty Of the town.
Such is the history Of our neishboring cit
les and towns, hastily and imperfsclly drawn
up. What contrast do they present between
their history and that Of our town.. In all Of
these places: inducements have been held out
10 the man Of small means to locate, purchase,
and improve lots; but how has it been--how
is it in Bloomington! He that has not the
ready cash for the purchase Of lot is told
that he can do better. and he is left to seek a
location in some other place.
Be not startled al this statement-it is true,
piliiate as it may against our place. We
would fain conceal the truth from the public,
but as we have borne our troubles, looking to
the future, when different state Of things
shall present itself, for reward for our tolls.
we shail'not adm delaying the time by con-
cealing the truth; and we make this statement
without the fear of successful contradiction.
that the mechanics who came here poor, If not
pennyless, have done more to improve the
town, than all the proprietors put together. 1t
is, however, due to some Of the original own
ers Of large shares in the town. to say that
they have acted literally in dlsposing Of their
property.
We shall assign another reason for the back
wardness Of our town, and drop the subject at
present promising, however hard our remarks
may Sc. on the stomachs Of some, 10 return to
it again. That reason is, the illiberal terms
upon which many of our traders have dealt
with the citizens Of a district of country which,
by their position to US, should trade at this
VOIUls VIC nave u lIOlIj UUuOuUtGO dOIuOIIty,
and the books Of our traders will show it,
that the citizens Of Linn and Cedar counties,
who once traded at this place have, in great
measure. given their patronage TO Dubuque,
place situated at greater distance from
them, and Of course, more announcement to
them.
We have thus hastily noticed the matter in
hopes that those within whose power it is,
may ponder on the subject, an6 apply the most
speedy remedy. In our next notice, we shall
take more leisure and will bs willing to af-
ford those who may differ with US ii: opinion,
columns. that the matter may be properly un-
derNood.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16
WHEAT MARKEr-ST. .LouIs.-The $
Louis New Era Of Tuesday last, says:

Wheat has arrived freely for the last day
or two: the receipts since Saturday will a
mount to 10000 bnshels-we noticed several
heavy lots in market thislnorning. buyers seem
disposed to hold off. and tho prices Of yester-
day appear to flag: 86c, was paid yesterday
for several small lots Of prime, IS is The high
est we hear offered to-day. Prime we now
quote at IS; ofdiaary 6Oa63c, with over an
ordinary supply in market.
Com, in sacks. 24to &c cents per. bushel.
IN Galena it is in good demand at from 81 to
80 cents. Oats in little demand at 16 to Is
cents. Lard has declined little, and is now
selling at from 3 1-2 to 4 cents.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-16

MR.. clay POSITION Is certainly dUWIC"-
viable one at present, being placed between
hawk and buzzard as to National Conven-
ton. Thrice candidate for the Presidency,
and as often defeated, he is, at heart out with
everybody but himself; but the prospect held
out by the little flock that still hover around
him, induces him TO restrain for a season, the
feelings he entertains for his party. Mor,i6-
ed, chagrined at being showed oil the track by
Gen. Harrison, a. the National Convention, he
thus expressed his feelings concerning conven-
tions to a committee of friends in New York
"My name, never again with my consent,
shall be brought before Convention. IHAvE
BEEN MOST sHAMEFULLY TREATED BY MEN IN
cED EVERY CoNFIDENcE.-When | ascertain
the Presidency, will consent TO be their can
ddate.
"With these men never will consent to
60 into Convention. II the Legislature--if
towns, cities and hamlets nominate me-ifihe
people call for me am at their service; bit
am too happy, too tranquil. too comfortable
on my farm-free from debt, and surrounded
by domestic felicity and true-hearted trends,
to be dragged by knaves before the pub
lie, and my name used for base peronaz
purposes"
Now that he the field oper TO himsef, bar
ring the small claims which the friends ST Mr..
Webster have set up for him, Mr.. Clay would
like the endorsement of a Convention.