davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
~ sI0MED OyERill


endless
eeerury,by
all who witness
edths pale and gtast
~ object, caused BY
splitting blood and most
violent cough, with night swears
ahOaYzeneas and sound OF the y0leo,
indicating alarming state Of disease:
my clergyman plain with me- and stated
that had but a few days to live; my SISTER, who
my anxious taker made inquiry where she
would be most likely to obtain the most certain iei,sl
she told Of DR. Soalnes Compound syrup ~ lXtid
Chey medicine general throughout the United States
the cure Of colds consumption, sptng Of pooe
apitztion Of the heart whoopng cough tcsnng OF
rising sensation IN the hrua bronchles asthma weakness OF
sns 70 Pe.ons from falling into a>decine ohe wa m
formed this medicine failed the lille was hopees:
" S,gsynes S was then procured and tns MI potue
cough had left and strength improved that
covered my former health For cooboraon te truth Of
the above statement you can call sister who lives Ju-
aD' street. 'H' e0'' Ss0" fss zxe Ms "a REEVES
IT. Be cautious nsk for the origilai, r. Sacoy1es Com
posd Syrup Of d Cherry. all from this
valuable fictitious and countefet prepared only by Dr.
ws0 Ei e hs T. MnosE aaa
BoweSy, n York T. B. Warner EOS yeseksr street. ~ York;
ps!son HARRISON 40 Broad street. Newark beIJsmin
qf &C. Broad ,ss u III iSh h;a.s Hass %ss s
ccster Mass; James Green 20. Worcester, Mass Grant
Bockee foughksepsie N York; f. Holidge Buffalo York;
%% or odSna eiss
H. e. Brewer. Springfield, Mass. !. Han Co, Boston,
Mass K. Holden, East Boston, Mas Ransom Stevens
Boston. Mas; +. NJ Cohen Co.. Charleston. .. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
SALAMANDER. SAFES,


on The qSh e b he ss
4 %
e stood aGss I s
iilsIy sca:a%s d. nss.mSS .isq1ssdi X CLARK.
and ceds. % he ecrrsene Of Mr. Cia!As statement
The &c sed
d ss s'"i end s ss s sSs BURR
The subscriber has COM assortment Of ri hs Impoy
ed ss:
sG@ sf Ss 81 NJ tft se ws it this
wss nd s.s m
New Y.Tk. 2I.t Dee. lsaa. d2l dlwS-lt. m
pARNHiLL's iNDELlBLE INK-The supsnon.y OF thm
as as s9~ fis @ n oG
n and sS aass ~
indsIibIe int whether Of domestic or foreign make
@ sss; $:s; fi.s +, ,s@'ssa !. TIM.
''' our ~ VINO FoT rs safe
No ..s Marss as s'sss' f RiIsEs'si
IsDrIlS%a isn-Sie.rs Pota Linn Harris. NJ ask
Market above 81 manafaeurs and have sale
truly adelbe l. VIII By i, beauty snd the simplicity Of i.
mark upon their apparel and would like thai mark and
lspslTln have tried ,oms q bsrnhji ndsI6ls
m sna o .ud az W. 20 a
arsea / ! for sale By Mss. s fotis Linn Ass No
Cory Of an advertisement of April ls,h.l
eee6at Ink and having tested s,horourhy am prsred
gsIrant i equal rot SUPERIOR TO any made in the United
Il.oI6ruE. NsJeiPe.. fsian Ac,d. Dye Stuff. y.r
&C. &C. winch e Ha i aI
Wholesale ussiss. Market st, sbor. 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
Medical Gard.

DOCTOR MOI ISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2oik Fulton street -
~ Doctor Morrison continues be conauIled condeutay,
all private diseases which he without mercury
straint diet pursuit Recent particularly "9ouof
rhs, y he in to days
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr.
NJ improved principles without pain
the patient As the symptoms Of Sicre analogous viii
those OF other affections Of the urinary bat
perenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation those affected with enlarged glands may
Nervous and Const fticnai DebiLtyThs Affection and
the train Of evils resulting from secret habit IL
youth, inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate imponcy
radically cured by Dr. NJ, pathological pipcrl w
nal vigor; Perfee. cure guaranteed, or p. charge.
NBDr. NJ holds communion with lseical prsteuiers
who claim be as he Isl perhaps the only qssd
advertising Surgeon the city Bee his diplomas in once
insure medicine and advice p part Of the Union
Office 20lk Fulton, Greenwich New orx sLprn from
7 A. M to 10 p. M, daily. n25 imsrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
|:i;}s{

fAo LILIES DE PAhlS.
tPARIS LOZENGES)
lS valuable mild and harm medicine for the positive
Of Bronchitis hoarssness, and violent colds, whether
recent OF long standing be obtained by wholesale
French Drug Depot, Cues Haskell Is Liberty street. The
ORIGINAL importers o the article into the Und ates
yhosesale aud retail by Rustsn = Co 10, Milhau 49,
II Chon 263 and Adam u Off 600 Broadway. and ny all
other noted chemists and pharmaceutss aud country
NOTICE. he above medicine has been under
names which purchasers utoued against The genuine
article is up in boxes inscribed with ue Of
house IN raris, which no dare initiate
al lm.ec CAR ~Es & HASKELL
nENTisTKt-A CAkD-We the az dersl sned, having had
- opportunities of examining Sets Of Artificial
Teeth made and adapted 70 hs mouth BY Mr. LEVITT
and being fully satisfied that he and scieni6c
man in his profession aud that able
the and adjustment Of DO whole and partial
to the Original and ingenious application peculiar
him. Of the philosophical principles OF
do therefore, drraiion Of duty and
public chreully recommend Mr. Levett the patronage
our citizens,
Signed. isIACJ GREENWOOD, D. D. s,
JOHN NFILSON, M ID.
r. 8. TOWNSEND, Nj D.
H. MCLEAN, M. d.
The original can be at Mr. Leveus Office eco Broadway,
corner oil Warren street. d. lmSm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
~,,,,. FIFTY CENTS PER BQTTLE.

Patent Medicated Compound, are -
Its bracInR, strengthening and clarifying qualities
2-lu gently stimulating the action OF the skin.
3its producing and reaction the bub n,
and narve giving life and vigor 70 the hair ~ ~
4-Its equasng the circulation Of the huids .
3I,s [etns ,hs skin from ne Effects Of perspston se
Sand It's frequent will preserve the hair In beauty and
health, TO the latest period Of LIE. -
atntous advice given disease connected with the hair
~ the Hau Cutting Rooms JAG Broadway. MP stairs OF
Lfhcrfy street ns0 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

~ COkplIl may De consulted conpsnsaiiy a. Vi
are respectfully informed that Dr. Cosbit member OF The
unver,y Of the City Of Now York. and that he has exclusive
" confined his practice from being general the
cern cssses c diseases (now eleven the city
New York; which en ihs entire attention. The appas o.
pretice Tbs Doctor cautions the unfounats against the
Of mercury, 81 has kossands Of victims Recent
are in few days removed entHly from the sySem See thai
You are judicousiy treated BY penon legally qualified
city Persons Afflicted with pTosetsa and nysicrae
Cobit practice Of years has established the Doctors
erutaou Tor skill and responsibility Structures engage tbs
Doctors profound attention. medicine BE- had
veut a cerain disease ia any Of n forms d22 Sms &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
lust RECEIVED from Paris by packet ship Francis the
y First,
500 French Dagueneotype Pates large size (sr brandt
10 Aromatic Glasses, ~ inches diameter.
u dozen If tiilt Frames, Of different sizes.
German Instruments. for family groups And for
sale cheap for cash by \. A. ARTAULT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar. As Broadway, cor. Of Liberty st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
70 PERSONS lNTEND!NN TO VISIT THE ISLAND
OF CUBA. = Lll 177 Y
PROGRESO HOTEL.

With an Omnibus at the door every hour for 20 cents
THIS HOTEL. favorably known, has been enlarged, i'm
proved and fitted the present season. the American
STYLE with glass windows carpets &C. A. regards locality and
climate can boast q being on the most eligible spot
advantage and city life and almost daily
walks and drives. in the midst Of Of the delightful
gardens 70 which visitors obtain Tree admission c nvsds
Of the reach the best medical advice and
The owner promises good American table, every and
attention, moderate terms There will be horses the house
Tor riding and driving J. CARBONAJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
lO2 WILLIAM STREET.

1OH WILLIAM STREET.
MyEDELES MEYER, importers Of Frsnch, German and
W English Fancy Goods have received by last aryas
offer for sale Silk and other buttons; Dressing and Fancy
Cobs Silk and Fancy Purses; 400 dozen Cigar Cases. Lead
ps1es best quality s%'psnSs Hal, Mns at scr
other Fancy Goods $1,000 Se Pens by the best
manufacturers OF England Writing Desks and Fancy Boxes
ETC.. 90 tD2lNyy&Fsv vc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

STEEL PENS-lO2 WILLIAM STREET.
WEDELES Me En-, importer have received by last
w rivals, and offer for sale at the lowest prices
5000 gross John Myers Steel PENS
5000 do Bsns0n's do
5,060 do Eagle do
$500 do Jshnson1l DO
5000 do American do
5000 do CushberR Silver Steel $50 tD24MWGFhrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

CLEANING OF LACE AND b ONDE BY A
NEW SUPERIOR PROCESS
MADAME DETZ late from Paris has the honor inform
w thu ladies that abe al kads Of Lace Blonde and
Black Silk Lace veis Ball Dresses to look good
new without injury
Madame brg, inform the ladies that she is the only
in the city that understands cleaning Laccs and Blonde
by The above prucess. j.
N. B.-Reparng, &c. Charges moderate. Al Broadway
between Canal and Howard SITS dl2 imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Tbe Tonic
~ the College Of and Pharmacy
Of the city Of Yoks confidently Tor cases
debility or excess OF any Kind
Invaluable remedy ,sterty. bsnansss,
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed and 20 all parts Of the Union
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Nsssau
w. y. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Agent.
d20rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
GRAND OPENIN NC BAL l.,
Given at tho Alhamra, $50 broadway


Given at the Alhamra, $50 Broadway.
PROPRlETOR e MONS GABRIEL De K0RPQfNS,AsJYs
DOR The BENEFIT OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
Z AND THE BLIND ADMINISTERING Dec q. iatA
The proprietor of the Albania has the honor announce 20 e
public that being about rebuilding and decorating his est bi
ment novel and expensive manner for the purpose o. balls
Coacer,s S. in winerhe will with The assistance Of Mons
for that purposel give Grand Opening I on the Nt inst
Polka Dances ouadrlIss vae Dc Deu. Pas Giippadss Sci
newest in vogue she most fashionable circles in
Price Of Tickets including Supper aud Refreshments
admitting Gentleman and Ladesto be had at the Al
hama and Of Mons Korponay and at the principal Hotels and
Music Stores. DIS jgb
FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS AT
THE ALBANIA, $50 BROADWAY.
THE proprietor Of the Ahamra has the honor announce
the fhionsble society Of New York. that having en-
greater taste and elegance he proposes in Nv with
suing winter Of the very first which OCCASION: will be
IN the fashionable circles II Europe The e. will con-
Wednesday, Jan % ball Friday Jan II % bali Friday
II sh ball Friday Feb a. Prize e subscription 70 the
balls 81 so 20 single ball So admitting sentIsmssn and LADY
Korponay Also the principal hotels and music stores Dc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

2 a kk N q KOOM s
John McCLEESTER 4 GEORGE KENSETT beg re
specully inform their friends the public that they
intend TO open the LARGE ROOMS, in Monroe Hall.
Of Pearl and Centre Streets Monday Nov IS for the
pose Of giving Private Lessons IL the AT Of Self Defence che
from volence which tie pupil acquires the Art will be ap.
precated This exercise is recommended by hs phys
Clans Of sedenary habits and specially Of
contracted chests organic diseases &c will invariably inn
ticulay, will be suprised the relief obtained this
have been entrly cured aes medicines
have totally failed.
Sure! decorum will be preserved in their room;
Gentlemen will be waited taught their residences.
For terms. (which moderately apply above. n23 mje
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
~ grey hair original color in few minuees This
sou different from any yet offered and fail of
preceding all Others Ii highly ecacious and possesses
great advantage OF identifying the hair without njurnR its
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues requested have their har
chang before paying their money II humbugs would
this method there would be no reason to complain.
One ral will prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied No Chatham .,
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, up stairs
d. I'm m =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
TO THE LADiEs.
n All 20 s. TH M X

BAL.L OSTUME.
THE subscriber having completed his for the
for the purchase "s Of res sncy DREssEs
lag. quantity Of which been received by recent arrivals
aud n segance AID novelty OF desgn The
fol owing will give idea Of the low prices at which they
CORONATION ROBES from 50 ss-u.ual price g.
New patterns fancy Needle Work. from IS.
Rich 0aande and aretan Muslin worked in colors lin.
graf. wariantsi f.s,, S.
q wis. SiusiiSs, Uni ,e.iuIs. from 81 Cd.
Attention also invited the stock Of Infants Waists and
Nf EMBROIDERED WAISTS froms.
do Robes with waists from 50 50.
90 s ssa R nisH: {. 20.
Collars, Sc, will broftred very cheap.
Chdrn's TAI Borders, from Cd.
Revierie and Embroidered do
LADIES TAPE BORDERS, from Is.
DO EFs %sr" 'el lsl% from IS >. 70 $780,
y THE ,IscG pEF ~ s,s viii be found
French Point Alechlin, Vaeuciennes
Brussels a, i Engrh Thread LAcrs:
Imitation Regency, Freach Point Aencon.
loo daz Lisle Edgng., at Cd per doz.
Square and deui Wells Of every style and quality, from
'I%SSs5. .as a Hos,xsY I,,.,, Marin, v..,,
do DO Silk, do
&c g e Hsias Hoo a.
do Open work and Embroidered do.
0entlemens Merino. Lambs WOOL Silk and other Vests
Drawers, &C., &c.
Remnants Of lnseriings and Edgings a, half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
MADAME RESTELL.

MADAME KESIELI.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Ofioe asd residence, 10 Green
witch street, between Courlend and Liberty street,, wher
she can BE- consulted with the scest confidence complaint
incident to the female frame.
Madame Resss sIpence and knowsdgs in the trsanss'
&C., such to require but w lays effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during confinement
other ndisp0s0u will be accommodated during such time
with private and respectable board.
PREVENTIVE Powde for married ladies' whose de1icats
rrecerous health fobids TOO rapid increase Of family, will b
sent by mail any Of the United States Price IS Pst
age All letter. (post pad) addressed 70 boz e60 New York
Boston Office No. Z Esssx street.
y IN. B.-These enclosing need postage.
N. B--Madame RESfELL would inform ladies residin,
out Of the city, whose health would not admit of travelling
tat she wcsd devote her personal attendance upon them in
psu Of The United States within reasonable distance v2o
ENGLISH FIRE BRlCKs-3oo, Of very superior Stow
POOL now II store Any persoa ruchss NJ bs hoe VII Is
cold cheap will be disposed OF in 10 suit pu rcassrs
Apply to ROCHE BROTHERS CO..
n3nrc Is Fulton street.
WOOL,-!3oo lbs Amencan Fleece Woyl. washed and
w''''' o. '''' superior lTs'Rs't CO.,
si'W q 1ouA street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

1t adopted tohs entire disease Of fssss5es all other
don and Paris and universally RECOMMENDED in Europe By
medica! OF the hghes' rank In this country IL sus
taned ~ the leading members Of the faculties Of Colleges
Hospals and by all the eminent privse practitionsrs
Rooms have been furnished ercIusivey ladies No
Vesey having from the business do
gsf-m~nt, where lady = attendance apply
TSutses sud supporters TO female patients NIL lmrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS
THE subscriber has recently received from of the frs
h0uaes in Paris, aud select of Ladies'
for balls and soees Combs, Breast Hair
Pins, Necklaces Bracelets Of kinds Seal aud Velvet
Bags Also. style Of Satin Buttons aud Pins, not
ported here oforc /.
20 Daguerrsotype Plates, &c for sale.
T. HEN Importer
de- lmsrc 10 and % Liberty st., up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
WATCHES, CLOCKS.


M E NICAL LAMPS.
80 VICTOR 4lKOUD, Watch and Clock Maker has
HH the honor Of informing his friends and the public gen
~ sra that he has removed his Watch and Clock
Establishment to No. lag Broadway, corner Of Liberty
e. Watches, Clocks and Chronomeers win be repaired by
him with great and guaranteed His par
ucuarly adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps very
moderate prices He offers for sale OF the
pro Lamps from France which leave nothing to de-
-. Also, GLOBES, Chimneys and Wicks. ms imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
NEW YORK .LYCEUM.

~ Lispenard street. corner Of Broadway.
NEW SCHOOL OF FRENCH, GERMAN,
ITALIAN ENGLISH, GREEK, LATIN. MATHEMA-
TICS. GEOGRAPHY. ETC.
MONS. RICHARD in conjunction with NJ. AQOLPHE
4 sCHWOB. ancient pupa q !he No.T. school n Par
Professor in New York: NJ H. GlLks hONp oacneiier e.
Lettes and sciences, d. M MAPLESON, ChryI Of
Louis English Professor from Londo9 and other several To
essor opened the above mentioned place. School Tor
daily pupils. The hours Of iasuction are from u The morn
until in the afternoon. The system u that adopted in me
Colleges Of French The language OF the School
FOR the whole Of instruction are $50 per quarter
quarter .
evening AZ i ~ eIock dl2ic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

In LAhDNEh, ".
A CARD-The Public is informed, that DR.. LARDNER
continues the practice OF business: Consulting Eng
which he followed extensive scale for
in England and France Inventors patentees manu-
msrchsnt and Others engaged the and manufactures
consult him matters requiring the application Of the
Of practical science Certificates and opinions
VALIDITY and usefulness Of inventions aud the
Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
permental nvestgatons with view to the discovery
ing Of improved will be supplied under taken when
required. Office No 81 spruce street, New on
All Business Letters must be postpaid time
being lost by frivolous applications all applceuts will be
pecled TO retaining fee OF $40 before consultation
u12 3mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
SCOTS BAZAAR,

- NOTICE TO THE LADiEs.Drab Velvet tism
EHhywh good assortment OF Winter Hats. at Mrs MAX
wav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

poTATYEss5ob uses very superior English Fotatos fol
III IA ''a 70 suit yS'RR. z. 'S6iEINs CO, s.uA ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

VELPEAU'5 SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure % gonoyrh9, gtcef seminal emissions.
puruient discharges IRON Tie uetra pills, the result Of
twenty experience the Hospital de Vi Pas
pronounced by their celebrated Pre- Yeeau
ntaibe remedy for all diseases Of the u~thra They effect
cure in much shorter time than oe, remedy without
utng the BREATH dsagreeng wite stomach, confinement
fro business Price, 81 box Sold tire College Of Medi
dl9rc w. D. RICHARDSON. NJ. d.. Agent
DICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE per.
In manent Of primary secondary syyks vnecal
uicers produced
OF mercury unskfu medical All persons
pecting yenerea faint their should
himself safe after having the venereai dlsease without
y cleansing the with this justly celebrated alternative
Sold single bottles 81 each Of half dozen IS;
carefully packed anu all Of the Union Bold The
dl9rc w. 8. RICHARDSON. M. D.. Agent
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPAKILLA,
tkNTAr AND SAssAFRAs, N. college
oil Medicine aud Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
quackery This refined and highly rated extract
sessing all the purifying qualities aud Of the
above herbs confidently recommended b, the College
hnIey superior any extract Of Sarsapar before
the public and be relied ain remedy for all
disc rs arng from impure state OF the blood such
scroula, satieum, botches pimpes, ulcers,
throat disease arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis inJudicious OF mercury.
Sold IN single Bottles, at 70 cents each.
:. in cases Of half 4 dozen Bc,tes... $50
dozen O 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
N. B-A very liberal discount wholesale purchaser
nfscs of the College, @ N s;ss,, strss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25

Two Use, Of Embroidered Dresses. from So up.
One case uf the richest Siiks imported
/" do Sd Velvet S,tin.
One case containing rich Tire I'd Sears B,rbees Capes
Wells Maneaus cooed Babes aud rich Laces for hounces
berthes and siseves
une case Of Alexander's best long Kid Gloves.
"A few pink, blue, straw, and very richly trimmed
Gloves, at los. per pair.
Also, Of fancy articles, which will be offered very
low prices
The above with variety of other Goods now offered by
JAMES BECK 4 CO..
d2l rrc 359 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-25
HULL'S TRUSSES
TOTTCE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
TO THE LADIES.

THIS Dew Instrument for h. radical cure Of
Prolapsus Uteri, or Falling Of the Womb,
BY external application, SUR seding the use
VI the oh}ectionsi Pessary, 10 confidently re-
perfect restoration to health, il never having
failed Of performing a cure. even under the
most aggravated circumstsnces.
The Supporter has attained a very high
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-10-16
THE BLAIR LETTERS.

The friends of Henry Clay have at Length
published his celebrated Blair letters. Afleral
they agree substantially with the version of them
given from memory by MIR. Kendall, and cons
quently still leave MIR. Clay as deep in The mud
as he was in the mire. We have neither time nor
room TO devote to them now A few questions
will suffice for this week. Mr. Clay says of Mr.
Adams: (" What has great weight with me, is
the decided preference which majority Of The
delegation from Ohio has for him over General
Jackson" But, MIR. Clay, what had you to do
with the "prefcrences of the Ohio delegation
You we're the representative of Kentucky; and
how DOES ii happen that you thought so much
the opinions of Ohio, whtn IN yOur o~" SIaE
Mr.. Adams did not get single cote?
Again. Mr.. Clay represents himself as per-
fectly passive in the matter, and alndcs to the
manner in which he was approached by the friend
of Messrs. Jackson, Adams, and Crawford2 b"
if he was indeed so-if be was actuated by pure
motives, and desired 10 make no bargain, but OIL!
why did he ask Mr.. Blair to write TO the Key
rrscntatlvr Of his district and "srCngtnrn n"I
in his " inrlinltion " 10 vote for MIR. AdamsY
Again. MIR. Clay says the friends Of MI
Crawford appealed to him in one way and D0s
of Gen. Jackson in another, but that the tneO"
of Mr.. Adams asked him TO &c consider serlou'g
whether the public good and his O'on future ~
terssts did not point most distinctly to the chO"
which he ought to make" How did he haPpu
to follow in the lead of his T" future Interests
voting for one who had been his bitter enemy ~
then taking Office under him?
Again He says one of his reasons for VO'D'
against Gen Jackson was, that he might by%
ing for him, give stimulus " to a "mIDD1
spirit which would " lead to the most pernI'U%
results" Why, then, did he cote for GFH""
Harrison