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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
DOLlsH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES

DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body Boston polishing their stoves and CRATES
with VIM Browns Penc faste No better evidence Of neat
and Crate; vel p2A,nrd W would for this
in rolls which but l2a cents and has many dvantase
over the British Luste and Black Lead, its use is
ouIe In one after dry, BY the application Of
brush YOU SET beautiful polish. For sale at WM.
BROWNS. 48i Washugton.street Rstaiied By all the
Druggist and Grocery Stores in Boston, Salem, Lowell,
Worcester, Portland Springfield.
Dealers and Families be supplied Of A. 3 D. Sands,
Druggists No. Fulton-stert; 23 Broadway; Eas,
Broadway. 0l6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

CROTON WATER.-The subscriber is pre-
~ pared put down the best quality OF Timed Lead pi-s
into dwellings, Offices and Lowest prices and upon
the shortest notice Persons having introduced
into houses win p cal! aud for themselves
Baths water closets and every thing the LIE attended and
IN tha neatesI manner. T. NAYLOR &CO.
"A I'm Hroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO


FLLIOT, BURNAP " BABCOCK are con-
s!antly supplied with large aud general assoren, of
which are the following, Hubbards eoored Papers, in
s ssi yarsy a BS'% News r Cane Of
Post and Blank Book Ppers; Printers Clohiers and Carpet
pers; Binders and Trunk Boards, Sheahns aud Wrapping
Papers, SC. Sc.
Papernakers supplied with all kinds of stock and mate
rails je30 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

II new and beautiful article combining the two most -
qualities storea mild and agreeable heat win an
immense saving fuel They came before the public with
the city b9, rd health and COMFORT students
and men OF sedanaFy habits they are invaluable 7h sags
safety vace which precudes the possibility of danger
from explosion They have beautiful base and tor
and also hearth in front and are b. far the most splendid ar
ticl- that has been offered marker. Nothing will
far recommend the tight Stove great sale OF
which sold in the city Of Boston year,
and thousand in this city during the past season.
The prices very low varying from So S2 and their
perfect operation all guaranteed the purchaser
The are also arranged with if desired which makes
the article complete Also Keyses celebrated Cooking Ran
ges, and Stoves of various patterns
JOHN H. KEYSER No. 233i WATERSHED,
s2s 3n idoors from Be-kman-street, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
n E. PARkHURST. NJ. D.. Office No. IS

= E. PAkkHURSI, n. D., Cthce No. 20
W. F-4nkli,-street. doors west Of Broadway.
d. Ps and successful practice his profession enables
him 20 say his friends and the public he viii insert
from eutiIe OF = teeth gold plate without,
producing the least possible = pain They shall b. useful
In mas,ication, and the pa = tentwi be enabled 10 Tinh
conyerse auch and sleep = with much and qu!st
AZ with natural ones Tech - filed osans-d extracted IN
s.pd On rlyot and = branch the profession At
tended 10 and warranted = 20 BE- surpassed By IN the
CITY for usefulness durability and beauty. noSl In
CHINA, GLASS AND EAKTHEN-WARE:-
u NEW GOODS AT Low PRICEs.-The subscriber
would cal attention extensive assortment OF ne" ao
p-srabe articles comprising the bes, patterns OF breas
dnd Dining WAR; Tea Sets IN finish and quality ea'
and Par Glass, &c. SC. Goods sold for cash only;
%, Lneods " Cs,harines., near Chatham sUua'r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

OOWesfRShlSo on Wf Sa n IN
northwest from NewYork c,y: The subscriber who the
AUTHORIZED Agent for Of the large Of land in
Wayn- County offers for sale quantities puTcha
100000 acres Of unmPoved land a! prices varying from
The aad generally timbered with sugar maple, beech
hemock, white ash, lynn, &C. and we'll wate!el By
failing streams which also furnish abundance of water pow
e for machinery. The soil produces good crops of Wheat
Rye Indian Corn Ruckwheat Oats Potatoes, &c, and
ceedngy productive Of which end desirable
for grazing The conyen.nces for market good By the
Delaware ard HUDSON Canal which from HoneSdale
the OF the County to Romdou the Hudson River
and will be increased b. the completion OF the Newly ok and
Erie Railroad which will pass along tn entire eastern border
of the County Among the lands here offered several par
GELS of from 1000 5000 each which Will be sold
low for cash short close ths estates 10 whchthey
belong and well worthy of the consideration of emgrants
Persons wishing visit this County for themselves
will 20 from BY the Erie Railroad line TO Middle
town where they Will find lines ofdaiy stages 10 Homes
da and those wishing 70 remove their goods and furniture
ian ship them by the Delaware and Hudson Canal lines direct
from New York Hoesae The advantages OF this Coun-
u enoe desirable location for farmers, manufacturers
and mechanics.
Building lots the Borough Of Honesdae also for sale
on very favorable terms JOHN TORHEi.
HoursIals Septernbsr 25 1888 sl6 -od;Decl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

To X. w. MATHEwSoS Norwich:
SIR: For tn fifteen years have been the subject of
complicated dsease-troubled with the dropsy and my
nerves completely unstrung with less OF eryspss
in connection with other bad humors. In May last my diff.
cutes seemed enrass and be firmly seated my head
and face swollen that appeared to me that the bones
my head had separated from the other and completely
dsfsure my face could scarcely breathe through my nose;
my eyes affected that could but little the same
time attended 18th and nescribabs pain constantly
darling from other parts Of the head and throat
which badly swollen and very sore and constant burn.
ing heat irritation Of the stomach with my limbs boasd
to nearly twice their ordinary In this situation, for
weeks compelled lie upon s de- with hut te
no sleep My humors assumed renewed and stubborn hold
upon ne, and apparently Threatened speedy dissolution
tried every eypedent possible with but little no benefit My
physician length recommended Sands's Sasaparla pro;
cure few bottles of IT, which believe t. be the means ho
the blessing of God) OF restoration to health
again. had taken but hr-e bottles before dis
began leave. Ny pain and swelling appe-
good, sleep and rest quietly to me i has b,en sovereign
balm. EUNlCE CRANE:
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow Mrs Eu-
nice Crane of Mansfield for nearly six years (whose pro.
sickness has called forth the symahies Of the com.
munty where she r-sides) cons sr i occasion for JOY
sufenGs have been far alley BY the of
Sanss Sasaparlla which has been kindly forwarded by
yourself. HENRY BROMLEY,
Minister of the Gospel
We the undersigned 10 certify that the abO facts.
LUTHER MARTINI
ELEAZER BENNETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE.-Common Walls, Pre-
scripon Walls, Patent Medicine Nias Acid Bottles, CO.
ognes Fancy Punge,s Druggists Packing Bottles. Castor
Oils Concayes, Magesa, Backing Vanlsh Demi ohns,
Fiaks nkstands Jars, Lemon STuIs, Mustars Snuifs,
Sc Sc
Chemicals of all kinds, French English and American All
kinds of Paints and Colos Every description Of Drugs and
Druggists articles and Patent Medicines Perlumery aud
SOAPS, general assortment, sc. SC. &c,
All articles warranted genuine The prOmptest attention
given 10 orders from the country ol9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
JNAJRRA NKS,S PATENT PT ATFORM SCALES

LNAlRBANkS'SP PATENT PA FUN VI SCALES
great degree of perrction and in their various notifications
have adapted the all the purposes for which heavy
actions required By weight In ta mscianlca constrnc.
ton. care is taken 10 St cure STRENGTH, DURABILITY
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not merely specific point
and but uniform accuracy at every angle of
the Platform and hruu@ bout thu entire from the lowest
TO The highest capacity of the Balance.
These Scales keep their adjustment perfectly ere la
bic arrangement and seldom any for rspaIrs
They of the Railroads IN the United States,
and of them they have been long the operation
perfect also the Dormant and Portable Scales for
weighing merchandise Merchants and others who have had
them for of years testify TO their
uniform accuracy and the fact that they appear affected
by These Scas have also been patented England
whore they extensively used both in private warehouses
and public railways.
EDWARD FIELD No. Plat street, and
J. w. THORNE, No lis Broad-street
% ,oII N.Ay.Enrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

EOR SALE.-A valua-
bic Wheat Farm Of 23 lying between the layn-
"a and Seneca Lakes can be exchanged for Illinois
Lands and money Also. Farm Of 100 the Chenango
River and Casa for cash ONLY Also, many good Farms
wJesev containing from 10 TO 200 Apply 70 A F.
s. J. c. SMITH SIS Liber;y-st ne lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
FISK'S PATENT NOVELTY COOKING
STOVE. FOR COAL OR WOOD

Ills lNI OEL1 AN IN I.tS1 1oS COuiPiiScS
every that be applied cooking stove
constructed that wiz the ofue used m
the ordinary will 10 nearly double the cooking "u
much less trouble and perfect satisfaction. edficui
boiling for washing and doing the general cooking at
stove, This entirely obviated he snGrtr
of the top b. which each boiler has tour different
the extraordinary facility for roastng all OF winch are con
Quoted with mutual benefit instead of detFlment 10 escn
other render This susceptible oil no improvement:
viii cook ~ one and the varieties Of meal Eight
Of vegetables and four each dnct ne 9thrr
in the rsssze measuring from TWO gallons to "9 barrels
- oIv 10 b. examined any one oil It's
I'D ior IN. those who have tried them
one hundred original lesrs from scientific gentlemen
ID m -rf1rrn as recommended, the money will be
". sif ~ FISK * FISK. Manufacturers
in stoves fsvery variety, drums, copper and
ron wares at the lowest possible rates, 09 Water street.
it:s-.n B--krnsn and Fulton street.
Til. Poor Mans suitable for small families
CONSTANTLY on hand and the cheapest the 81 2Eneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04
C HE a P S TORE.
z TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.

: II r a L > i " Il L.
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
E STUFFS, PAINTS, MEDI-
'ES, GROCERIES. &c.
(WHICH STREET, NETWORK.
ORRISON offers for sale on the
rms for CASH or CREDIT, very srren-
goods, among them the following, 70 which
attention of
ARIES. PAINTERS.
Window Glass o! all sizes and
qualities
White Lead dry ard In oil
Red Lead
Spirits fTurP-p;ins
Putty
Whiting
Vesaisris. dr. ard IN Of.
Chrome GTs-n
Chrome Yellow
Yellow Ochre. French and
American
Pru5Slan Blue
Veumil!iou
liphur Rotten Stone
Ivory Black
crude Gum Copai
Paint Brushes. ali sizes
NOSE Inh
ate Lamp bldc
british Lu'tIs
Is Glue, all sorts
Soda Gold and Silver Leaf
Gold and Silver Bronze
Coppc- Bronze
Chalk. white and red
Paris White
Spanish Brown
al al! Essen Venetian Red
Sand Papa.
PUmlcs Stone
Tar and Rosin
Japan. Copal. Coach and Har
mes, VarrIsh
Turkey Cnbg-
Terra de Sinena
I'd fine Red Chalk
Gum Shellac
Sash Tools, all sizes
Black Lead
Z KS. DIS GROGERs-
'AhERS. Dung Hyso@ lea
Tyson
Imperial
Gunro"ds.
EySoa Skin
Souchoug
B0hra
French R.andies
Spanish SegaE,
pot and Peal Ashes
key Starch
hiIpoIice Ban
pain brick
Sei-I,tus
! ppls piu-
t ,, N'!hSe7 MOOT
Ann An:
S S oi' IL bottles baskets
.,u.i''es ,,.,
ip3ad.it'ts, cauus anu r'"aeo
N.rehh 500 sn,E
.,t"capol ~
-. w, w. u.S'' SNuN
ie''' !" I,d;So rl,,,,,
inu,Sp' io.'"-
CddStil' soap
CloTeS -,
t,1 is2. Oi!' III ooH''s
Alcohol
EPSON salts
CINNAMON
friction Matches
Carbonate Ammonia
If Soda s s5i;,s b, L ,ss1s;n,
alca Mustard. London
SSayenne ,rsppeF
POWDERED Nutmeg
, fowdered Ei!'namon
URt.RS. Man ~ Al URERS.
Gram and Bar Tin
tullers Earth
h & Amer- Nader, Dutch and French
lndlgoeS OF Bengal, Caracas
and Guatemala
White Tartar
BED do
Glue
Sumac
Lac Oys
StaIca
fruSSIate foIaSn
p trum Senegal
Pow hered Curcurna
Powdered blue Sma!tS
ash Querc.,Ion Bark
Spirits Nitre Forts
Saltpetre
British Gum
AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

s9Sg FOR SALE-One half of the Farm occu-
E pied by the subscriber beautifully situated in the
Of Scarsdae Westminster County, about 25 miles from
New York and miles from White Plains. The whole Farm
about 1870 acres and has extensive Of Long
Island Sound. THOMAS |. CORNELL.
10Th mo. 10th. IOl I'm. On the arm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

>6w7aJOHN CALLER, formerly with J. v.
s Tlyou) LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE
FORE SIS Chatham opening the above
bg respectfully solicit the ntion Of his friends and the
public to his choice assortment of
MISSES'AN CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND
SHOES,
Of City Manufacture being Of the approved style and
at prices Corresponding with the times. Aso, GenemeRs
and Youths fine Cali Boots and Shoes
Having had several years experience the business he
confidently insure purchasers the best description of work
man,hip.
~ Boots and Shoes of every description made order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

CT A Library for the People of Color has
been established No l6 Duane this city; II con-
tans upwards OF Twelve Hundred volumes principally
trbu.d By the New-York Phornathean and the Ladies Lit
eary Societies under the direction Of which has been opened
during the past year.
As the supply of Books sufficient; 70 meet the ncTeas
allowed rs,c @iiv 10 solicit the aid Of the ifirns OF their
improvement.
Specimens and Philosophical Apparatus may be sent 10 the
Library Room No sl Duane street when opened eys,y
arr authorized 70 the friends of the mental improve
men aud solicit donations for the Library which is entitled
the Neuv- York associate Library
PHILIP A. BELL
GEORGE T. DOWNING,
ALBRO LYONS,
ana ,aw3mW&S JAMES NJ CUNE SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

~ E-SHOES-Warranted superior IN
respect Rs soS used at about the pnee
~ =, by srndirg S. by mail onerwise IfG lbs az
soled Yin "nsdis;sy Be
opIying the subscriber The works or 70 Kellogg
g Co.., ssnsps. Hsr Lesley; J. c. Heart, Bro;hsr.
Troy; Lewis BENEDICT s 20, John Townsend Albany;
W Jones, Philadelphia and e Pet, BrOthes BaIumorr.
wh=rs farther Information may be had the subject,
Troy IRON End Sall Factory. HENRY BURDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

I7- Health, Quiet, and Comrort-Ths era
ham House So Barcaytr proifers advantages
10 stopping few days weeks the CITY, such
rarely offered. It eliSiby LOCATED clean and airy
Street the business part of the city and in the
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings Its
apartments convenient and neat Will its Fable supplied
GLIDING entirely Animal Food and stmulants Of all kinds.
Charges moderate and every effort made render Boarers
street. ly2o II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

@GFOR SALr-2,5O0 acres of Mountain with
sys fine growth of Young Timber aud 900 Of Tlable
- LandS, $50 of which is under good Of out,a-
ton. The neyer-f1ins River Ramapo through the pre-
nses with I'll 80 odd feet and the best places that
possibly could BE- found for but ding dam for safety The
rectfy BY the side of the which axes Of the best
places for manufacturing any in the State and the
competed with There the premises good two story
frame House IS fee, front and rear; Kitchen barn and ouhou
ration with good ocus,om There also 10 u good
small Houses for tenants live in. This property lays the
the Rsnapo Manufacturing Companys Works. ana within
miles of Townsends Sterling Iron Works. Thers also
abundance of the best Iron Ore within short distance of
the place tn be had.
Eo.furiher information call on
w. II. TOWNSEND, No 80 Nassal.strest, \. y
the subscriber who lives the premises; which can be
done in three hours ride with the New{oIk and Erie Rail
road THOMAS WARD.
Ramapo October 22I, 1883 OPS cod i'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

eusFzE5ksasa FORTES TUNED FOR
III gsTssSS2FIFTY CENTs-W. G. RAYNER tune,
~ s!Pisnos any part Of the city for cents: also
gives instructions the Piano; Organ and Singing
moderate terms; Apply through the Despatch Post, person.
ally, At his residence, Ne. % First Avenue. o5 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
DRUGS, DYE STUFFS. PAINTS. MEDI-
CINES, GROCERIES, &c.
lSS GREENWICH STREET, NEW.YORK.
John c. MORRISON offers for sale on the
- most liberal terms for CASH CREDIT very s1re.,-
sive OF goods among them the following 10 which
he would I'd ca, The attention of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALlTY on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

s THREE FARMS for sale, in the Town of
ss Beeckman, Duchess Co-The said farms adjoining
-.each other and will be sold separately together The
first contains about hundr and sixty acres with house.
barn. &c The SECOND contains about hundred and thirty
one hundred acres, without buildings All good repair,
well wateTed and we'll propofoned with plough, meadow,
If not previously disposed Of they will be sold at Public
AHcon on me LIN OF Nov next at Z qG!9ck on the pre-.
premises; w HELLER GILBERT ,Berkman or WRIGHT,
LOSEE CO.. % Moore-st New York. l;tN1+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

4ssse FOR EXCI1ANGE.-A's snug Farm contain
g ing 100 acres Land good House. Barn, Orchard and
Fences will take threequartrs IN Michigan Lands and
on-Quafte Cash. Apply 10 a. P j. c. SMITH, s. Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-04

o,;,,, y : '1'N-A nino'
o .,rnnho,
CIR T,-
Css,;is Sn.n
na-;cs
psi.anC.-
PhHaa-b S''a'ia
III,
- IL
E, ivss Chamon,,.
c. ~ .ab,c o'''i
49,, ~
Sn;ctsilys,
Ssgass.,
Naona
Roll and Flour SpInb,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
Death for Sugar.

~ The Locos Of Louisiana furnish very fair sample Of
the principle which governs tina, party The Tariff, with
all Southern Democrats IL is needless say is Of all
eevable things, the detes,able. IL is merely
and oppressivebut 1t is grossly and papably
stifafiona The Louisiana Democrats fully with
their brethren in this great cardinal prncipe-exeepi in
small particular. They think very high duty sugar
only constitutional and expedien but absolutely
ssry to the welbeing Of tho planters Of Louisiana
That's principle for you!
See what follows;
How 4 rmsi-At the very meeting in New Orleans n,
which Mr.. Laue declared himself In favor Of
TioS. the following resolution
adopted:
"ResOred, That the attempt Of the Wings dis
trust between the agricultural interest Of the LIST and 2nd
districts and the Democratic party, insult the INTEL
ligence of the No reduction Of the duty sugar
has been fAousht Of by fhe Democratic parfy-bui
has memorable occasions been compounded by Wing
representatives and Wing combinations whilst the Democ.
racy have always been lis supporters"
Sugar is PROTECTED by specific duty equal about
CENT, and yet the party Of Louisiana
have contemplated the reduction OF duty
Free trade" for every thing else, hut must be
rrcrED. Beauuful.-MObiie Advertiser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17


On board the .ieambos, Patrick Henry cspssin Dorsey.
Just In from At,akapas be OF the aston
shing Monsters ever beheld by human eyes.
Tbs thing appears to psrake Of three species, vim
beast aud fab.
The head, shoulders and that Of man, only the
eyes very large with in the forehead the other back
directly opposite.
The body from waist. that Of fish, being cover.
cd with scales Of an Understandable color
From the waist down, that Of beast with clovcn feet
grizzly long hair and tail nine feet long when und-urbed
CARRIES the tail round his neck, resembling cravat
IL was captured by Capt Doney and part Of his crew.
while wooding Lake Merinqua. after fgh
neck.
When standing erect Is between four and five feet high
This astonishing creature may be expected 81. Mar.
unsvie, ON the steamer Patrick Henry, Monday, the
9Th June The 'hrong to see il yesterday MAY 3)in New
Orleans immense.
NB.-his supposed to the Quahoo-a thing heretofore
regarded rs fabulous.
We are as'on'hed that the people Of ST. Martinsve aud
vicinity were puzzled in determining tho nature Of the an
nma they had caught They have captured that
ingly animal live Tyleman" The description will
answer for nothing else under the sun.-N. O. Tiopie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17

u MIR. EDMUND BURKE, Of n. H., is out in the Globe
in continuation of the very tart correspondence which he
is carrying with the Postmaster General He gives his
blows strongly and judiciousy not one is given amiss
Tie cannot hit such apostae as Mr. wckliAe too hard
too often.
Mr.. Burke appends to his letter which thus con-
cludes:-
And, in conclusion, Mr. Burke will add that his eons,itu
ents will not permit even Mr. Wckc to prescribe TO them
what SHALL what shall constitute the character M n
gentleman In that maer-aIihouqh the opinion of The
Postmaster General from his POSITION may be entitled 10
very greet woight-they will Judge for themselves Nor
does Mr. Burke himself what the opinion ofthat officer
may be on that point But he will take this opportunity
to assure the Postmaster General that the sentiment,
and opinions which he expresses in relation TO the
present Administration" entertained by nine
ynne Of every hundred Of his constituents He reoces
to be able say, with truth that the present Administration
which he regards the politically corrupt Of any that
has existed since the foundation Of the Government is
dated and loated by the body Of the people of New
Hampshire, without distinction Of party. He hopes the
Postmaster General will take offence at this frank ex
preston Of his opinion Mr. b. has on numerous occa
sions' IN public and private, expressed the opinion
and will continue 10 express IL.
Newport, N. H., May 80 l543.
We npprehend that Mr. Burke has only tic paed the
verdict Of history pronouncing this the most c,upt Ad
minstraon which has existed since the foundation Of the
Government Mr. " Burens babe farto bear of the PALM
until Tyler nteposed and reached the goal before IT, There
ishowcver some apology for Tyler His weakness his vanity
and faithlessness cause oil men shun and dstrst him
and he Is forced to buy his way, get along AZ ALL Men
OF integrity and Standing Of course he cannot buy; and
he therefore has TO be content with just such articles as the
market affords
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17

T The Tyler paper in New York claims all the parade
on the occasion of His Exceencys arrival as honour
John Tyler "Never (says that paper so magnificent
and enthusiastic reception vOuchsafed to any iadiu
dual"
We knew John Tyler would thus view the attentions
paid him. He has too much discrimination not TO know
that ne and not the office of Chief Magistrate is the object
Of adoranon Besides he has need Of and appropriate
oil the honours, which oil men can lavish upon him.
We glad that this construction il given n IN.
compliments of the Office through Tyler. The people, who
PeTpeate them deserve better return. Thesnging re-
Pfoach OF doing honour to John Tyler just retrbuon
for their folly.