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r'cs. Vi,rh nc tcuRif b. r;-t kicking
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he D tr; 0fich ocGcn n;c with the
ton Of said Lock do two zaui-- ahers nj cthcry
iner,ste,: ,c ;hc-cors ss ck rh-ir own Locks ard
sep he key thcrelyr~ when they f- an!
,n-r tina; course individual! cierd Will G,Say, te u.s.
p;enErei-nns forgotten h:s n,t:us;i' Sc 81 aa
troubling them. II. L. JONES,
80 s. E,nk Lock iniit. Newark. y. J.
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Evening class Gentlemen wll open Saturday E:enng
2d Nov The Sup-cnptiou Book IS now open. Gentlemen
wishing subscribe Will please Gull et te earliest conyen
encc. Terms ioru Vi Il lessons sV o0l 2t'
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~ A SplgSrlD ,SD SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR THE
GRow-rH ,Sp RESTORATION. TO BE.rTIFY. DREs= CLEAN
AND SorES THE HUMAS !A.g. and otherwise ip1ore and
-erfe, 4 snerth ornament both rr the low pce oi
three s!inr. Render sell three shilling bottles TIM,
you rny know thu; this not one ci the n ntbss oi me
warraa; possess the following Ggait. i VIII i1iee the
hnlr 10 grow stop falling OIL sour, and DHndif. an
make light red or grcy ha dark For dressing hair soi'
and silky nothing exceeds this indeed he ri9si ecohom-
ra vet SUPERIOR article made ot the ar IL cheaper nn
the frnsh called !inr OILS nd w keep the hair o-ier with
ope application long my other a-t.cle made
sot-n-ice g. or sh.H:s bGc-n the ign ai the tne
rrnn Eagle s. Chatham s. Nev foIk & Fulton = Brook
ir, .. { Sfa'Hsr = Dc,to, o3l -ia0d
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~ General Executive Committee OF ibs
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, PARTY. October 25:h lS,i.
TIE ioowiu: esoutca unanimously e.cT'ei hy the
Comnniee:-
Resolved. r, the Genera Executive Committee cf tie
AirScan Republican Party, ha thn Comnttcc O. arrange
rs.s Cor -. Mass Meeting 4; te held m the Nh OF Ncys,:
requested to Re particularly care; that no Flag or BnrHe'
havuc dey-ce motto indicative 1i preference '-
either OF the Presidential theruaIoral can1tates le oil
nc iro the PROCESSION. snd . found IN inE par Of III TO
cnse 10 10 immediately removed nnl the oifeuief ex.yls
the ranks. By orc: ot the lommitiee,
JOHN LLOYD. fres i5e?;.
w l.. PSALL. sccrc,s-y 90 Sc
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q CHROME RHEUMArI.M at TINS season OF the ycar
usually rendered and ap; - be violent
lacks tie afflicted will have 70 rejoice when
tell them that he .Fce GH5 Bone Lssment and Indian ps
poe shall be returned Let all who suffering send iHne
will give immediate relief strengthen weak limbs and extend
contracted cords muscles and entirely eItennu,e tn, dis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

l- BUNKER Hill" at the Coliseum wn. crowded
utros; cnpacity with very Ei.c CITY
such demonstrations nppauc bestowed
upon the grand and thG battle scene Our citizens have
ca nn,--rn al.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-31

CT The greatest curiosity exhibited. the IndsH
S1uaw the New. York Museum. She the smallest speci
nen Of humanity TINT witnessed The Southern Song
sing their Ethiopian Melodies beautiful ,yic the Bo
hemian BroSe Mis-, Adair. Miss os.eyiyne &c. perform
oil for one shilling
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FANCY CuTL2RY.-Uver ls0 different patterns OF Joseoh
Rodgers l. sons Wosienholms highly finished kn:vts.
embtaenr every kad Of Congress Whsrneis. Pencil ana
Tweeze Beot and Burton Hook' Key Rags Scissors &c
SO at the oile; furnishing store lS3 B;oadweyG Saunde
& Son (3l oS &c
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PASSENGERS Arrived.
w Coleman. c w Hodges, c Ruff, F " Per.eI. M,,
a Buckncn, Kennedy, Gerald. r M.ch.s
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II'FI E10 ~ ~ IWlIILLEY I PrTNAM. lsl Droodsas.
Gr.,. w'bie prncess,nn!

STRoNG's MAGNIFICENT PICTORIAL SHEET
- Tie splendid Pictorial Sheet eyer 'ued w New Yotk
will I've published or Frduy morning, Nov l iuI descrp
ton and ILL SIRArED Sheet Of the Great Wing Proce.
SION of Wednesday. containing spentd panoramic yo~.
ears bands banners. ho1enen, cOen. &c &c. executed
By the rst artist from life yiewt 1sen ut different points OF
the line OF march, together with full eerpres. pron
30 expense ha. heen spared MIKE this the finest pecnsn f
wod engraving ,uei N tho United Strte ffcs 70 hs
,,yith6nt ,ieisy THOMAS w STRONG.
lM o.. Er-rrvc. md Puh!sher g NnslAu n
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~ pbEiadeip!iin AID Boston,-The Daily tn
bune regularly served subscribers n nhs ~ Zs
Ter & Co and Boston BY Reddng & Co. SnEie copes naT
Also be purchased a, their News koomi from 'he
hnrx in thISpc cIt
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Fosv orFIcE, New. York. Oct. y. ,s;i.
- ENGLISH 2isi.-Ls;:e; Bag. ~; 'te3ne. AC y
Dl. wtci ea,es Gltoq on FRIDAY: TIE Is, Of Ao.ernbr
neN will b. clos a the tprsr rrd Lower !o-t Offices N
thi :y - THURSDAY reN tire iS: instant, Il MINUTES pest
3o'c,yck I. " JOHN LDRlNER GRtHAM
Is {, Plu Master.
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n,.- Mariners Fnir,-The Manager, of tie Fai

marInCFB i HITs-I hG fIhlhgcTS OF Ile uIf TOT
the benefit Of the Manners Family Industrial Society would
re,pecuy n-rr the donors and pnons that they have en
ized Of s5 A. by the FAIR, the Of which will in
eaey be turned no stock Of winter goods Tor this store
No 20 Cherry street, where ;cy would invite seamen and
friends OF this cn either visitors purchu-
CT. ELll.i RElMER, Sec;etnry.
y B-Thc Managers and members OF the Society note!
that the regular meeting Tor business and election O Officers
WI nkc llnre tie llst Tuesday NovcMber. OIL IL
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH PrCHAR.S, AEetoueer.
DY BANGS RICH tRDS = PihTT.-Sio'c -t4 bIooS
Is tll cnal hlly.ccu-aea made o. eoH-'gareso
I rs L : r uaye rea-c4 70 Nc. 81 Boaevay few
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Democracy and Clay.

To ae Editor Of The Tribune.
Will you inform me why man should cease
to be Democrat and be denounced as deserter
fom the party, when afe, voting for Jackson
and Van Bures, he should nov give his vote for
Henry Clay Of kentucky. How deserted my
principles, I aver rot, Who wes it in the early
part os his political career opposed The Alien and
Sedition Laws, and when in the Legislature Of
Kentucky introduced series Of rcsolut'ons de
nonncinp the British orders in Council, plcdging
;be cc0aerat;6n OF Kentucky to any measures Of
opposition, and aiao dec ring Z" hat Thomas
"a Jefferson is entitled 10 Inc tnauks OF his
try Cor tie ability, up5ightncss and intelligence
" winch he has displayed In The management
F." both of our foreign relations and domestic con-
Germs" which resolutions were adopted BY q
vote Of g. t. l Z Who wes it afterwards in Con
gress opposed the claim of Spain /, .h.; Terri
Mississippi were formed and stood forth as the
champion of Democracy and President Madi.
son in vindicating our title to the land, and
when reused by the impressment OF our seamcn
and other British aggrcssirns, was the constant,
ardent supporter of the Embargo, wa, and ali
the measures OF that Presidcnts administration
90 farther 2-witness lis Democratic efforts on he
half OF the oppressed OF other nations. His
fame has been waited to Andes peak, and echoed
on the plain Of slarailon. If such course is net
Democracy knox y not VIVA: is-!ct alon" bis uui-
ting with Jefferson, that the manufactured should
sit eide by side with the agdcultnrst and not eead
cur money 10 support the workshops Of Europein in
stead Of Gu, owr. / cenno, go for Polk, who is
pledge to extend and rerpe;uate hunan bondage
by the AnnexatJn Of Territory, with al il.
enormous ccot, to earich land inbbers and Texan
spectators. Az OLD. .rAsHIoHED DEMOCRAT.
FRoM JAnAIcA.-Cept Ray of the brig Com.
Hull, reports that at Alonego Bay the shipping
have suffered severely rosa The late gales Seventy
vessels have conc ashore and some Of them total
wrecks. He also states That the Island through.
out has suffered considerable.
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(pnynble quarterly hslf early in advGnce.l.i0 %
~ All Advertisements inserted in this paper appear both D
the Morning and IN the Evening edtorL
CT TEE DAILY TRIBUNE served al ea!y hour in any
part Of this CITY Brooklyn CENTS week para
bic to the Carrier By those who prefer it. al the cmeTc'e
ior six months or year payable ii. Office in ADVANCE
Persons wishing he ssrvei Will please send in the nnmes
Il po-,0 ,nLhe
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"b.. ,.,b.,, nothing o.o distinctive Of birth than the

There perhaps nothing oTu distinctive Of birth than The
hnnd."-lBvron
~ Rejoice Yr FORTUNE HrsTrRs. THAT GouTand''
I,nnn Med Soap xl give hnnd eli the sottne,
yyi.eness and deeacy of the hghc,, born and distinguished
me most refined and pcIhed courts OF Europe besides sca;
beautifully transparent poli. to nails slight procure
from such hand gwen beauteon; hes gentle maiden.
would irtezsby incline her to admire The possoF Reade;.
,h, no fiction Gouaud, Mecated Soap he. sc,nly the
chemical peer,y OF changing sGoF rough p'npd tanned.
eup,ve ski. into tie delicious. deea;e wh,eness
could possibly desire Found only a; e. Walker 81 !s; s;ore
from Broeway 20 ce,s GAZE: Joihn.e Mix St. Boston
Carleton Co. Lowe. Pearce, Albany: Bccku Bull. e.
River St, Troy: Sto,:s HulsOu Gar, Poushkee9se q
Chesnu, =. Philadelphia. cod
II WHAT Viti.lSs-wHAr E>GABoSps-irlat iear;-
lea. camp, thsy who would get up ma sell LOT seline
co,u;sli.i- Of Jones iainn Chem cal Sla: Nnr7 ~ '~e
rou.lere the cou2c1qnewaTe o; thel par; ctnt.
/. one sold by III gar Uninlny little dancing ta'e7 IN
Walsers; Remember. reader jones Soe?'v ee al cup
.ios pMples. bucies, snt.neuH, scuTIg efsyp.nS an;
suntu:1, u0rphew, other ds!=5fcinef ana j WIZ
change the color of yellow ur5ur CT eisaSu@ sHn 70
fine Youthful. healthy cenn1eSs-bg nd, iecGer ask 10!
Jones Sap. and thai the name l l. Jones .e7. o.
every ini-I. other genulne-: no SheIe y lc cF
but ~ The sign Of tho American Eagle. = Lha nstfee-
mind Tie nuinbe. ycu cheaifdc or u tucn sre;,
Rr0okIrn State street Boston, Ledger Buildings. Psl!a
Geluhla
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Assinsr Me,hodist ptseopel Chuieh
Divine pernrsor) veil he Deate; 10 ths .sryrce Of A.
nish;y Cos, THURSDAY, the sls' OF Qetotcr The Rev Dr..
Pnaa will preach the afternoon st O'Clock and The Rss.
E T. Tsyl PASTOR OF 'he Ma'5s!s Church at Boston. IN ;c
evening AZ : o'clock.
oi the ban Conference. vi preach n The morning o. lo1
ococs; Rev Henry Chase f>lr %; tie Ro<eretst Man
ner, Church. tie afternoon 9cock and te Rev "
Co,b Z: The Nes Jeey Conference. ~ The evcnua: Ct
O'Clock
Friends c! Sea:aea AL nc pubic generally. i1vt 20
c.:c:.L c0.=s'
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STJAfTED-BT Tourr man. :itration in Wholesale
w iy oots or e. llIsc S>le Ass;5:-
ant Clerk. hch caDGey be occupied fur yenTl.
gase in an lmrong House, hut deSl'o.s 10 ee situation
Fn1fe he have chancc H. GcvGEcei diae,
fst Of JenurJ has .r.. nclusinsnc= with herr
Merchant S1'ar secondary con.:zaton. k.ters ~ his
prese1 employees addressed 10 TINS L7ics viii De u
tended 20. Address Washington CAs
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United STATES ILorpf

Ae1, NE RalI5aaf DepnL Cluat7t#.sa SIN
fN9HF Proprietor r. pe-thtli. Iafafm- Dr.,
fHe1d- and fha public. fhaf H. In fIkrH
this SPLENDID SEN HOTEL. nhr.h b. % 81
5s a plact ofloIh lIEGANT AMI soATuR
IAGLE ENTEkrIINMENT The Par0ls
and chambers hive been tasfaullf f.tej ..
With sHHrc ueE Furniture and B,ddtnf. vl.t
Yiew 10 The cas-. comfort aud couveul. ,e f
- snests especially Of ladies and tamil -.
he department NJ the Iardar Is equally ur4I
iasffd. Intact therels throt gu eyelf der ant
At III ~ The establishment, an ar ef sntuass
maf favor hm VIII a Gull 4 coll IDN
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COTTAGE RESIDENCES, Or a Ssrips
I ! OF do.lgns fr Rural Cottages aud Cottage
villas and herr q ,rdens and Gtnund, adapted 10
Nouh Amenes by a ! Dow ing. author Of Treatise
am Landscape Gardening DC. fllusuaed by
aunefoa. engtayIngs lust published and m sale
Iby JOHN HASWELL.
run "a Union 81
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HTST PUBLISHED, \ Treatise on lie
Cd Medical Jurisprudence Of Insanity, hy RAY
NJ D. Superintendent OF hr Name Insane Hospital
Second Edition, with addltons. Just received aud
for sale by JOHN llASWhhL'
nun - Union 81.
MINER LOGY--An Elementary ffeatse
vi on the Science Of Mneralo2y, by Nm
Phillips Member of the Cambridge and Yorkshire
Philosophical Societies. Fifth edliionrum he Fourth
London Edition Ivy Robert Allan; containing The
latest discoveries in American aud Foreign
MneaIopy by Fmncis Aget member OF The
American Academy Of Arts md Sciences, &c, Jnst
reed by JOHN HASNELL'
Jun - Union n.
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(i'YZERT y.
<nn LBS CREAM TARTAR. for sals
"SFO by lmny 20) OLIVER FRYOR

4 COTTON YARN -2000 Lbs Arkwrithl
L Cotton Yarns. No 5 to TO- 500 Lbs Batting
No aud ., 300 Lbs Caudlewick For sae by
rnav 81 NM FLEMING
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a. GROSS GENUINE NERVE AND BONE
ob IINlNENT. on hand aud Tor sale ty
IN, u OLIVER PRYOR.
ID EFINED LIQUORlCE, - LII. on hand and
IL for sale by OLIVER PRYOR.
iun2l
CROSS PINK SAUCERS. Iust reed and lot
sale Iow by OLIVER PRYOR.
jun2l
ERESH OLIVE OIL, ; Baskets Just reed and
for sale low by OLIVER PRi OR.
jun2l
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VINO LET-'rhc room on I'd floor of Masonic
Hall. the racms Is large and wei adapted Tor
school. and public exhibitions
Z,
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&C. RECEIVED. nj .uaI r.. at NiouAlR ssI
" Niih SHAW Is ai hlNRSHs1
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
u1sToRx.
Il a READ M

How any man with his senses about him, can
read the following extracts from letters, from tie
great Fathers Of our Republic, and still oppose
the subject theytreat upon, is a mystery to Us.
We lay these extracts before our readers, with
out one word further of comment, other than that
they must recommend then 3elves to every right
thinking American citizen.A
- M
In his first annual adore Is, on the sth Of Jan.
uary, 1880, President WI 'hington used this en-.
phatic language:
"1ne safcty aid fSnte, Isl Of he Peopze 70.
pure THAT THEY SHOULD PROMOTE
SUCH MANUFACTURES as tend 10 render
them Independent Of others for essentials, partt.
catdrlgJ for military supplies"
On the l4tho of December, 1893, Mr.. Jefferson,
Secretary of State, made a report to Congress,
in which he used this language:
"Where q nation imposes high duties on our
productions, or prohibits them altogether, il may
be proper for us to do the same by thcirs--irst
bnrdcning or excluding those productions, which
they bring here in competition with our own OF
the same kind selecting next such manufacture
ed goods as we take from them in greatest guam.
tity, and which; ut the same time, We could the
soonest furnish to ourselves, or obtain from other
countries imposing on them duties, lighter at
first, but heavier and heavier afterwards, as other
channels Of supply open. Such duties Aariag
NE effect Of indirect encouragement 10 domestic
manufactures Of The same lind, mag induce The
manufacturer 10 rome himself into these States,
where cheaper subsistence, equal laws, and d
vent Of his wares, free Of duty, may insure him
the highest profits from his skill and industry.
And here it would be in the power of the State
governments 20 cooperate essentially, BY open.
ing the resources Of encouragement, which are
under their control extending them Literally 10
artists In those particular branches of mantiac
ture, for which their soil, climate, population,
and other circumstances have matured them
and fostering the. pgeeieas snoTts and progress
OF household manufacture, by some patronage
suited to tho nature of its objects, guided by the
local information they may possess, and guarded
against abuse b. their presence and attentions.
The expressions on our agriculture, in foreign
ports, would thus be made the occasion Of re-.
lieying itfrom a dependence on the |counscls and
conduct 81 =ethersi uHd oil promoting arts, manu-.
tactufes and population at home.' @
OI tho 9TH Of January, I794, Mr.. Madison
brought forward in Congress his celebrated re.
solutions, known to DO the Joint production Of
himself and Mr.. Jefferson, and designed to car.
~ into effect the policy recommended by the PC.
port OF the latter. They obstinately assumed
the power to protect American industry, and af
nv
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

gCE2Age.

CoRREcT.-We notice tho connubialization
OF John Z. Drake to Sarah Ann Duk, in John.
son county, Michigan,
BRAss-There is a dandyi in 81 .Louis that has
SO much brass, that a company of enterprisine
clllzens talk OF buying him up and commencing
a manulactory ofcow bells.
Alofty shaft ofQuincy granite has been reared
over the grave Of DR.. Noah Webster, in the
beautiful cemetery at New Haven.
If thc best mans faults were written on his
forehead, it would make him pull his hat down.
over his eyes.
Its said that half way between Cairo (Egypt,1
and Suez, in the centre ofthe desert, is 4 shantyy
kept bysa New England man, who sells coffee.
tobacco and other yankee comforts to travellers.
ADvERT1sING.-The London Times contains
on an average, 800 new advertisements per day,
The English are an advertising people; they
know it pays.
Mr.. GRIswoLD, of Philadelphia, is about to
put to press a volume of biographical sketches of
the Bench and Bar of America.
Hon. Hugh S. Legare's life and writings.
those of Gen. Washington's military Secretary.
Gen. Reed, and the life ofGov. Wolcott of Con.
n%ecticut, and of Gov. Marion, are announced as
about to appear.
The Comet, which has been attracting the
attention OF Astronomers recently, was plainly
Idiscerricd last evening with the naked eve, and
quite distinctly with the aid Of a common sky.
glass. About& light O'Clock the comet was about
forty degrees above the horizon in a direction
/ about N. E. by E.--and has a hazy appearance
like a star under a cloud.-Nemarh Daily.
I .EH IaM NE
Girls whenever you hear a man speak in a
light or disrespccttll tone of your sex, no matter
how slight the expression he uses, cut his az.
lqlaIntance and do not allow him to visit You. ii
proves he has been reared among outcasts-that
his mind is as low and contemplate as his origin
LADIEs.-"Let your EARRINGS be Attention
eneirclcd by the pearls Of Refinement; the dia.
fmonds of your necklace Truth, and the chain d
Christianity; your bfeastpin Charity, ornamen,
ted with pearls OF Gentleness, your finger rings
he Affection, set around with diamonds of Indus.
try; your girdle Simplicity, with the tassels d
Good Humof; let your thicker garh be Virtue,
and your drapery Politeness; let your shoes he
Wisdom, sccuredb by the strings Of preservation
The great Organ for Trinity Church in tho
city ofNew York, now building BY Mr., Henr,
Erben, will be by farthe largest in this country
The case which is to contain the mechanism
VII be ffty-three feet high, twenty-seven feei
wide and tthirty-two feet deep.
Inere are to be four separate organs, known
by the names of the Great Organ, the Choir Or
gan, Swell, and Pedals respectively. OF draw
stops there will be forty.tbree, of which clever
are mechanical stops. The diapasons will be
Numerous and heavy. The gross weight ofthe
whole will be about forty tons, and the cost will
be $4,000.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

4 Prize Song, written for the Wing Young
Mems Clay Club Of the city of Brooklyn.
A1R-sMarse7les Hymn.
Wings ofthc Unionl Guard the banner
Which bears your noble Cbicftain' rs name,
From Granite hill 70 green Savannah,
y, trtlnpet-tongued, shall speak his fame
Unfufl IT on the piliared mountain,
Where high the Eagle builds his nest-
Unfurl it on the blue wave crest,
By woodland stream and sparkling fountain.
CHoRus-i2ark bark /! tothe hugle's CALI
Itsoundethto the fray
On onward gather, one and all.
Around the flag Of Clay.
III.
Llyeth a proudcr name i'll story
Than his, your flag cmblazoned ont
Oh, think We of the nations glory,
When 1t shall tell ofvictory won.
Arouse We with that god-like spirit
Whick woke your dauntless sires of yorc
The glorious name of WaIc they bore,
And We their name and blood inherit.
CHoRUs-Iark! bark! It's the bugles call, sc.
III.
Say. gallant Wings when came the foeman
To strike the Flag Young Freedom bore,
Whose voice, ~arousing tar and woman.
Silcnced the British Lions roar?
Then proudly out his pinions Aiinging,
Our Eagle scared his conqueriing way,
While millions blessed the name of CLAY
And with his name, the land was ringing.
GHoRus-Hark! bark! It's tho bugle's call, &C.
%& Nv.
Where Cclumbia's warm sky bushes,
a nations heart enshrines his deeds
The Grecian, where his loved stream gushes,
RPCDuntS them aS his HnpG hn fnalS
For everyelime whose sons have risen
To breaEtiAe tyrant's iron thrall,
His yoice;esath plead more dear 10 all,
Than sunlight in the captive's prison.
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Hark bark hhaathe busy loopi and spindle
lnWeaye praises in u theme,
And ever silggl as bright eyes kindle,
70 the wileanusic Of the stream.
Labor, with Awny arms uplitted,
Him blesses who Protection yields,
And blossom, like the rose, the fields
Beneath his magic wand, high gifted.
CHoRUs-Ilark! bark. It's the bugle's call, &c.
a vi.
Ar4Alse ye, Wings your flag is s~treamingl
Tareh to the field at the beat of drum
ThS9sunlight III its folds is cleaning,
Mn on 70 victory 20 come
Throughout the Union nobly bear il
eour chieitain treads the path OF Fame; Fl
The CyVIc CRowN Shall gid his name,
AnsafrJJpg more worthy can wear it.
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az Btgdo> VII.
Wight the unionl Guard the banner
WhiIh bears your Chiefs undying name
From b u and plain and broad Savannah,
It, trumpet-tongued, shall sound his fame.
Who're sat our WASHINGTON before him,
Shall sit the nations iavorite son
And, your proudest victory won,
Millions shall bless him and adore him.
CHoRus-Hark! bark! tisthe bugle'scall, &c.