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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
THE ABBEY HOTEL.

THE subscriber has opened the SPLENDID kno
the Able hotel located the bank Of the beautiful
Hudson e. Bloomnsdaie short dsance above the SIX mile
Those who have visited the place have been delighted
with its and situation Being ably athy
truly desirable for the of New York der
the hot By rsonal the proprietor w
epdsayoI render full those who c
him. The house will be constantly supplied with such deli
cacies and substantials the city affords.
K H. VAN RENSSELAER,.
New York, June, 1913.
b Afew rooms remain pnoccupied for the scsommoda-
The Boomingdae line of stages. with careful and
drivers from the City Hall hour in The day. running
by the place. Fare TX jl5lwsm
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TO X. L. Myers, 50
$3.50
All persons against payment of the above
notes.
liberal reward will be paid for the return of the book and
the subscriber South Front Messs
AlIibane & -, 9 South Wharves Philadelphia or to
Mes.rs Bryan Maitland, It's Front street, New York.
Philadelphia, 9th May, ls43
m30 lmsr (Signed) X. L. MYERS.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMA
~ NY-Offce Sc Wall street. This Company continue
their bussnes of insurance against Loss damage By fire.
goods and merchandise and vessels aud
csIgoes against loss by inland navigation.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thorne Elisha Riggs
Thomas L Woodruff BENJAMIN r Robson
John Davisep yrancis Sage
Thomson Price. Joseph Allen
John Lee JohnP Moore
Moses Tucker James Holmes'
Caleb & Tunis James r Whiting
Arson Baker VIM Them
Joseph Drake Trad Hawley
John Merritt Thomas MOnoL
THOMAS w, THORNE, President
$40. T. HOPE. Secretary mi3y iRb
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y LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELIXIR OLE LOVE


T Wss .iH A.; s might ss Sss.
BOZ. X. E R Sl::; n %. ss%'
cs2eeSso , Ssys sj r. ,s such Ss. ;i..i
Az AID even now, the msei Hindso-
Ichi dle.s twelve months from from her bridal
AnS w TsSp p.s.S g b hsr a:en.sIs:. IDOL
Petition: samsh Tor cb b 1i:'n' ""0'
Tie Hadoo bed " b. aGss ss.n' to bless
So much for love in days by gone
ssSrs:ay. ::.PP now: doe. Eoy:s communion
ss;' sas ,. sssa :si' 9:ii sn';a'
IS: may %:sa ne Ssss e: "a
The chidlsss wifsl rspinings end
Alone Is this EiIirs dover
Gen,umption'. ills il will prevent.
s sRD ri . slis sse MSa:s I:ndS. date
E Era sus. from shin ins Sh e.
From Fuo! AI6us it relieves her;
Ass an nd T.sis form her s:s . s,,.
Ihs,e are but truths who call. Them fiction
Leuer.--aIl forms Of attestaton-
s sns 'saiai sssJy al a.,.
*: ~ "a %G sa;;:ss S:ss
TRM soiILd1 s y.nd s Nsssn
AM sometimes name the very NUMBER
Or. dreaming of Diseases ord cal,
remittance, have boxed up and any part Of the
sa .si North .
n2RcE @ B * BE u dS
There are to certify that
:I sG Ssss:, S Ss;;:S ? Co.,.
were appointed By our respective boards uitsble persons
''' The s cSsmbs1
} & i; + s Sss:i 1s'; s::'s
The Board of Underwriters q New YorI,
New York. June 8. 1915 iiir
TO COPPER-PLATE q MUSIC PRINTERS,
AND PUBLISHERS, &c.
FOR SALE, 6rstIate Iron Coppsrplse Music Pint.
rs, Of
they viii Be .od AZ price worth psrSs.s
s ms m.r Apply 70 IS Cor.udt street. New York.
!so Division street, offers to the trade, cheap cash
with vaesy shep rood "0 'es AKA -FOUR 0'oe
a, Mr. ~ he Of hi. seod h;
goods IN the city The country dealers would do well call
EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER
MRS; TENTlER y CO. beg leave 70 inform thu ladies
A Of New York and its vicinity that they intend give in
is es'fas o
fashion and style BY which sy.tcm any LADY enabled
IN any sa
Without any a,sk o ist The 'uS.crben may found at
and ' S E 'ei Terms ns for il.
no eSsss
ROOK KEEPJN(,
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70, SHIRTS. 70,
WILLIAM STREET,

WILLIAM STREET.
THIRD BASEMENT BELOW MAIDEN LANE, N. Y:
city Wholesale dealers Will find this be nothing
less than positive fact II intention of the subscrr
Der TO maxi this advertisement puff but he merely
wishes 70 announce to his friends and customers that he has
Collars much lower than they have hhe
TO been In tho habit OF paying el'eEhe r.eaoNsoN
Senior RG Il it1s1 e n l' wf frs St
HBe particular in the number, 70 William street. third
basement below Maiden Lane N. Y.
S-fa,ncular attention paid to private orders. il lmsr
NAPOLt0N C0URTiN, No. 1881 Fulton street, oppo
Of the Morning Herald inform his friends
who honor him with their patronage he
Continues the Wine and Liquor trade hf old above
and that he has now hand excellent and u
OF the best quaty vntages aud brands which he will sell by
he brrel gaon by the dozen He has sale
fine Hrench Vinegar Olives, Caper, &c
commodous saloon, where he keeps constantly nd the
finest Massachusetts Bay Oysters (resh pcked His bar
fur ished with capital Chabls Saumur auterne Barsac
Ebambertin and Champagne wines. Geld collation. la
Familie. syp 10 ord with &c
STRAW GOODS.
n BENNETT, "a John Importer and
OF Italian, English and French straw Gosds, respect
fully informs he to receive ces
nets made OF the mos: superior quality Of baids offered
the public reduced prces vz-Engsh French
Dunstsele, Italian Rutands, Prince Albert Braids Fancy
Shell and lmpe Victoria Brads "a and splendid
cleJ Tuscans, Brian French Whaebone IA pretty article
summer the lghtness color beauty
he chip and the strength and durability Of the Tuscan)
toned articles manufactured the superior
IN the latest shapes particularly the Orleans Gipy the
most fashionable aud becoming shape introduced this
sea.on. m3i lmsr
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor Of the House Ne
alton street, Pe'rsaPs Saloon, return, hn
cere thanks to all those who have been pleased favor him
with their patronage at his former place Of business I
and takes the inform that
opened his Saloon above which he compa
with similar establishment the city where
also, by unremted aestion, together wi determination
no, 70 be surpassed IN the catering line he hopes
OF hat
expense have been spared. DAVID PEARSALL.
Je Is lmem
"A PRESs-The public are respectfully informed that e
sutscben hsys established Express between New 70
and Newark ~ ~ for the transmission and speedy delvo
Of paehsges bundles money &c &c; the collection Of
0rden for article, be returned By the Express will ~
delivered free Of charge.
sNiTHs NsyspapeT Depot No. i2o Broad
Leave New York at llX A. M. and ~ r. III.
a.. Lowe Newark Al 8 A. M. and IS p N.
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sxPRFss FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.

EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers will ,end exprs. through from thi. city
ing och The OF gSss ssn. nSss.
nd " '4' other Tiy
N B. Immediately on the opening Of lake navigation. the
line S DC 81. to
with their New York, Albany Troy and Buffalo daily
press me
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY.
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
kSM sYHp ssIs tn. honor
4s% n 1ss l o haze .a .s:1;
Jersey half mile from Jersey CITY opposite New Yor
bic prices in the market
S Ct the 81
Rs
SiCaoLAsA. KoLLBERes TRAaARpH.
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
men. Il aa ra
Chatham street large quantity Of fire cracker, jus! re-
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUFACTURERs-D
to the oaSc splendid Of
Ss s %
ke also sell much cheaper than any yende town. and
'a
the free OF
B-Exhibon Fireworks Of superior quality with Grim
red purple yellow and blue fires Also, coloed
hre by the pound. il im*rc
GUITARS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-se5 Broad
" way. near Walker strest.-MEeoRS. PHI. ERNST
SCHMIDT MAUI, Guitar manufacturers, would respe
fully call the aenuoa of the public their
No 1876 Broadway where they constantly baud
extensive Of fnetoned guitars finished the best
style.
All Instruments from this mandatory, long favorably
known in the United States where received the fn pre-
MUM awarded by the American for the best Guitar,
made of such materials and such superior manner
enables the maker them stand climate.
Strangers before purch ng where are eouesed TO call
and examine the speD sd of their
and ascertain the pr They will be found lower Than
any other house IN the city
Mr. Pm Ernst Professor Flute Guitar leave
70 announce that the above do interfere
the least with engagements; s continues give
usual 395 Broadway Walker ma lmh
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,,,,o,AXQN SPkINGs,,

LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE Propretos would notify the public that the
the annual visitation Of these fountains of health has
rived and that there five otes and establish
ready the reception company For advice
gard the probable effect Of these individual
and for analysis c the different springs they permit
ted to refer to Dr. W Francis. No Bond street, = Dr. H.
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases Of the kn No ~ Blocker
street. or to DR.. Salisbury, at the Springs m2 2m+r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20
UNITED STATES
TEA EMP ORIUM.
yzl, late l29 Chatham street, Nco Yoyt

AeEv " SIS BLEEcKER STREET.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue 20 offer for
sale new and fragrant Tess Of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp nesnef ssnd elegance and the Teas therein ara
thoroughly secured from light and that thsr quality and
power viii rem unmprcd in climate. Their system
Of prosecuting onsIness perhaps scarcely be exced
founded Upon The umos regard 70 the Fh Of the
vailed chsapne purchasers are called upon 20 return any
articles which fail 70 them the fullest satisfaction which
the money WI, be eheefully and promptly refunded Coun
ny merchants pablie establishments, heads OF families
sh,pm.sen will hnd decided sdvansags TO supply then
selves from this establishment
gErUIrs JAVA CovvEE roasted every day.
Orden from al Of the United eyecuA with
prompttude and iespatch.
- The only warehouse in AneYies for Kae of Y6u-
sua's cee brated Black Tos- m25 ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-20

ChOION WATER.
mr. IInned Lead Pipes invented by Mr. Ewbank, are, in
the opnion Of large number OF the hest chemist
physcans and most scie ntc the age the only lead
pps that can be used win safety In conducting
sy test danger Of poison by any other
rhyeIans and other scientific refer
where and death has actually resulted from the
he common lead pipes, The subscriber has made
70 Keep on hand mil and supply OF
ppes which he will sell to plumbers Others the
favorable terms JOHN e. CASD,
les I'm. m II Broad street
SEA BATHING AT DEAL.-The subscriber respectful.
informs the citizens OF New York. that he has removed
on Long Branch to Deal and taken the large and
Place he has made FOR the reception
and beng deeImned to attention the
and comfort OF his feeling
thaokf: for past avo he hereby confidently .ocu hare
OF public patronage. CORNELIUS LANE
Deal, Shire wsbury June H. 1870 JIG lwem
MirOhL ,t ~ OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AAkNDEN &CO. WILL draw at their Erpross and ForeiHi
Leten Once No Wall street, small bills q etehange from
~ 70 LIDO IN sums 10 suit payable sight, for the aceomm
daon Of persons wishing toremt to ther friends in England
The letter bags 10y the Foyal Mail Steamers forLv spoo
are also made up their Office.
tor further information apply to
- , Walls,rss
Agents in London-,MACLEAN.M AHkIs 4 co.
d" Liverpooi-- LINER & SMITH.
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A DEATH BLOW TO QUACKERY.

JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale, wholesale and retail
los Nassau sueet The Medical Guide; Every Man
His Own Physician" in which is contained 4 lucid ard
thorough examination Of certain disease in all its features
with simple and ehectaa modes OF which all may
understand and Practice wthov the aid of John
auEhen e. Tor twenty years principal physician Of the
This !. The only really COED book ertant the subject,
worst cases. for shngs eectuay break up the
business Of the quack doctors" ~
LAND GLOVER New York City, will procure copy Of
States the Canadas three copies wifi be sent for two dol
lars. i'm dvSwvsr
CoLMAN's LONDON MUSTARD, per ship Ph1ladeT
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Printing Parey-2sxt2 2sXH 2aXa AKA 2iXsi 2axX32
papers. for sale by KiN7ySI-EY
maj liner III M.;dcn J'.n.
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. Barclay STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
THE AMERICAN. HOTEL;
DRICE REDUCED to One Shilling per Hundred, fro
AM to 81 M-The subscriber inform. his friends and
tho public in general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables
the upper front saoonwO in the
saloon and the front ooma in first order
Each visiting the estabshnent will be furnished
with Cue for his especial usehe tables being diff
ferent apa ment; the proprietor think: will render more
select and ieeable to gentlemen visiting his house.
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best Segas be hadao Sherry Cobblers
Mint Juleps Punches; made be surpassed
N B-The apartments have undergone thorough re6tng
new paper, painting &C.
" Gentlemen will please Communicate any neglect Of
FRANCIS MONTEyERDE
mchl6 m*r Barclay street.
FRENCH CAKCEL LAMPS, Candelabras, Lustrcs &c
TIE subscribers have opened splendid
Of these goods together with variety Of other in the
lne of entirely styles An inspection Of them invited.
Depot of Mechanical Lamps, 20 John street,
A. DIACON K. d. SAXTON,
r AUens
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STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERIES.
BELOW COST.
MISS Fly. GODEFEOY will SELL for some days only,
Iu large assortment Of goods the millinery line Ladies
invited to call at $40 Broadway, opposite the Carlton
House. i'll 2wsr
Howqua; MIture-Ths extremely delicious and unparsL
@ % IN Cnina ana EnIope lsst I'M
Tea EsabIishment, i2 Chashamst New Yorf, ZIG Flu
street. Brookynin Sacsagss Free each
m25 Iwtm
J. G. STONEALL
Respectfully informs his friends that he
business at 1871 Fulton between Broadway
street. where he ed to accommodate dinner and
parties, clubs &c. in his former well known st,le.
Spacious and for Reference Committees Courts
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EaA TO LET-At Harlem, the foot Of I2lst street,
EE convenient and comfortable dwelling houe,
rrl with pleaxant kitchen. There thirteen lots, be
the mole or less situated the Harlem dock,
hundred feet front; aud stab,es sucie Mt
hoef On The place there cherry full
bearing peach eel bushes bushes and every
thing cslcu ed make del ghtfu residence Fishing
st rate Enquire Of MIX. PANDIE opposite the place.
Of THUS. w. BUYER,
No 48l Warrington street.
The above will be Let cheap good tenant
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A'''' IN L1@og Mafs & sHIfH 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14

q Thu ihis huying faa usth traEF
ths sPfc's est q lhs sounuys slt undtI'
miess ne seusneg.
5. That re onlg Bsg . pfsssai he
klrinf ipe mscAistn establish sn6 msins
I.in rsHirsisr and pFeasesiss pal,ey.
@. That h. eniy psfaies hess 6'rd by
lkis innsnsr i jars n he eoanHs. are
loFeiga GeFesnasbls. forriEa nsnsfsc-
tsrers. and . fsu iaroting merchants
apeng enrselres.
Z. Thsl we ran never hare . faEfign
trade Pre6iab'e 70 me rouniry. Or cher
uife lhsh iajlrious. MI Ills prseIirs 81
buying leo meeh q forrisa nallOns be
suppressed.
8. That The importance IL foreign bsds
10 commonly only o.ef>raled. and thar
Ansriesa ssJf drPendsues % > more sale
relisnrs.
0 That he prodarts az manpfselures
are ehearensd. ard q Z wages 81 labor en-
hsnced BY protective duties.
10. Thai both American labor snd
American capital are victims Of Eurnpesn
rapi,al and labor. on The rlsiioim 4 free
ua1e.
IN. That American freedom and inde-
Pehdsnse are put IN jeofardy BY our TO-
reign trade. .. heretofore enrducled.
~. That he entire eonHoEe,ss 10 be
twsen the fishu Of American labor and
The claims 81 Enropssn despoiism-
-. Thsi se are . world in rnrselsess
sud have no need 10 desire Or SEEK CON.
msrce wilh ioreign nations that will not
render IN tquiyslsni Cor what re beslos.
Ia. That foreign trade. unr,gasded. 10
competent 10 destroy both itself and eo>
nestle uade. sRd that such 10 he ishJsn-
ey.
rs. That domestic Manufacturers en-
ploy and put INFO seiise and profitable use
a vest amount Of American capital, on
which labar depends, and that The RTfs'er
the number and extent Of home msnufsc>
lures. The b Tier he chances Of labor.
l6. That the commsre,al syslems 81
Europe are hostile 10 American interests.
and require ronnlervs,I,ng tegulst oas.
~. That British policy cnniemI laies
The revival Of colonial dependence on nur
part. aud ,ba, such 10 the tendency Of The
aciDsl system Of trade between the lwo
countries.
IS. That's proieciire iar.iI u indispen
sable 10 our prosperity - nsiion, aud
IS truly patriotic measure. equally i'm.
portrait To 81 sections Of The county and
all classes Of American citizens. IL we ex
cept a fen importing merchants. ieagved
with agents Of ioIeien and host ls interests,
who are wiling 10 NIKE their fortunes
on the ruins Of . great county. And
suhiry olher eognoie results, Tor which
see tie text.
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FROM TEXAS.

Bg way Of New Orleans we have Gal
weston dates TO tie 2ai u'tma. There
"ems TO be no news OF coas, qaence, IN.
irss !, be the following from the National
V'"d'ca'or (,he Texas official papsr) Of
the 9TH in relation 10 the negoIsnons Tor
pea which are now pending brtween The
Republics Of 4. xas AID Mexico:
.spatches have jus, been received
a. the st lie Experimentation Capt. Charles
Elliot. her B liam Majes,y's Charge D.
AfaIre., c ,mmunica ing official nolcs OF
the fart int Gtn Adrian Woll. comman
der.in chief 81 thu arlnv ol The north, hnt
been anihmizrd bv The Snptene 6nvsra-
met oil Mexico to arrange ~,,h Commi.-
'iOners 70 be appointed By rvxs moe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14
JUNIUS On THE TARIFF.

THIS is the third of sere. of Tracts
By The author of" TIE Erisis Of the Ceaa-
Try pamphlrt known T. Ill Wings Win
had to do with the Tippec,noe conflict Of
1910. We quote .he summing mp IN the
finale; all which. # we'll proved, 10 no
small thing. The pr"posi lone shrll gu.
80 ptnmp,y tina, every one will doubtless
wish 10 srs The prof Here ,hay ar:
WHAT WE HAVE Proved.
: | VII probably be admitted that tie
following things. among'Cthers, have been
established:
|. That the great bulk Of The trade Of
this country is domestic.
2. That buying TO, much in bur TO-
reign trade has been he cause Of all our
commercial and currency difficulties.
3. That q is impossible lha, such diff
rulues should arise from he ac.ion Of dc.
nestle trade.
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THE HHyGS UNI7ED.
THE PROSPECT BEFORE THEM.

Mn. CLAy.--rhe Wing parry II the u
nit-d Slstss has MT, since is organization
under The name which iinos hears, been
more lhoiosghly united Than Al The pres
eni time. F,om al paris Of The Uni"u
We hear bat one rxpressian Of feeling.
From The North ard iAe s nth, from tie
Eas, and Tie Wesl. the favor II, the OILY
cunhilale oi tie Wings for the Presldsa-
ry. 10 HENRY CLAY, Vt Kentucky.
Thus fac every d leg.te to the Nsnonal
Convention is IN his favour. 6eorgis
has spoken through the largest Consen-
unn ever hello in that STATE, and every
Wing paret ,hfnushout that Cammon-
wealth has taken bold, manly, and dscid-
ed groundin favor Of Henry clay. Al
mi!st spin brea,hss among The Wings Of
every s ate in the Unlor; aud il nov
seems to be placed beg ond Ill doubt, that
Mr. Clay will receive the nomIns ion Of he
Nat'onI CoEvenlion. mi only viii, ana
nimuv, but with an enthusiasm nnprece-
denied in lie history of polnicsl assem-.
blits. The Wings, We repeat, we're never
more united. But NOR; he's never were
more conscious of The pstrlutism Of their
cause, and the Idrnti,v ri the principles
Of that cause with the resl prosperity 81
the country. Admir'ng, as they DO, v IL b
a warmth slfnos, without precedent, the
public services and patriotic career Of
their candidate, heir st'arhmentneye rihe-
lees to " h,g principles is mach stronger.
They will g., forward 10 the struggle.
therefore. ssd.,d in The first plsre. that
The man of their choire 10 in the field,
and still more satisfied because Of the TO-
I gritty ef her mutr es, and Of their be; ei
that 10 his election. they will not only
render justice Ia tiled patriot. but they
viii promote me best inieresls OF their
country:
Such being the condition Of affuirs, The
Wings can afford TO be liberal. They
can with periec, propriety, insi.e thous-
snds Of the Democracy TO rally with
tiem, because It is quite apparent Il al
there is not and csnuut be unIon in the
ranks Of our p"litical opponents with re-.
gard 10 candidate. NJ. Van Buren,, the
chances are. will be sell cied by the l. ,cn
Foco National Convention. lie eau ne
YER receive aay considerable supper,
from the South. or indeed any enthusiasts
NC suppor from any section Of The Ualnn.
g., lie has beea We gted 10 the balance and
found wanting. The people have tiled
hiri and have rebuked hIns Ills admin.
isirstion was not taught with a solitary
measure ra'culaled u brighten The honor,
u strengthen The credit, or to assist the
prosperity Of The nation. lie id,ntife. !
himself with Suite suryism, and WI h
Sub-Treasuryism lie fell. Mr.. Van Blu.
rem. IL is ,he conviction Of thousands who
supported him OF the LIT election. can
never be re elected TO the Office oil Presi-
dsnt Of tie Uniied S,aies. But, We re-
peat. tie chances are in favor Of his being
nominated. Ills g'eat compelior, a, The
present moment. IS Mr.. Calhoun, who
has many noble trait, of cLat4rter, and
much cslculsled % commend him /, The
Sou h Bai,he & tal hetesy ol Naihfica,len
still dhken, b 8 charac;er, and week.-mrs.
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JoHs Quincy ADAxs.-The annexed
remarks by correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, respecting Mr.. Adams,
strike Us as very proper. We trust that
Mr.. Adams may rejoice in his age for
twenty years 10 come. North finer.
IL notice some editors kindly remind.
ing John Quincy Adams Of his old age,
and the probability tina, he will not live
much longer-lamenting. with much APP
parent dlsqnielude, the approach Of the
monrnfGl event which will deprive the
nation 6f his services. Now. however
well meant, surely these gramlitous OBJ
servations are il-timed. Mr.. Adams no
doubt is as familiar with such subjects as
they are, and, for arghl sny one can tell
to the contrary, may odlIive his prompt
ers half score of years What if he is
seFeniy-fiye years Of age--may he not
live 10 be niney-f e! John Wesley. to
quote an example, lived and labored. read
rode. and preached nearly every day oil
his life, from 4 A. NJ. 10 10 p. NJ, till
ninely.eight. and wen, down TO his grave
mentally as vigorous as ever. Other in.
stances Of like lives and performances
suggest themselves, but This will suffice.
The old hull may carry the engine twenty
ysars'yet--l hope it may. | may men.
lion in connexion with this, that petitions,
extensively signed, are in circulation. in
viting the 'oll man 10 pass through this
city OIL his way 10 Cincinnati"