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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

f. SAypss S.ExAP.g!LLA-Ths unryal'ei preparation
has performed The nstlnsin. cures al GsSe1.es
that recorded the qnnai, ." history thus proving conc
which designed Patients suffering for yel from vnr;ou'
chronic snrtes ne! trying different remedies:
spending thousands Of dollars raveng md doctonG and
suffering al! that human cnpabe OF enduring hive.
by the 0i few bUte, entirely recovered their henth.-
Chronic Rheumatism. scrofila or klngs Evil. Sait Rheum
and ug"d Clces and painful uti.cOr, OF the bones u
cerutad Throat and Ntr ScuTvy ll0s Chronic sore Eyes
Rdche. AMI various cu'auccu errpons Gandur Enlarge
Ipet Hip DcGe, eifectua!iy cure-! lay Dis
havin. Their origin impure state OF the blood and
fluids general will be speedily aud ecctuay removed by this
invaluable medicine Is operation peculiar and consists
removing the odeae by utn the circulation
gud passing through the genera system Where distractions
10 rs favor. operation exist, they cmOvcd Is passes
The alcntery csrsi; hence The patient w feel ard
know the sensible operation ofe SnTsapala from IL curn
tive powers
Fox particulars and conclusive evidence Of lis sipe
:ia and efficacy pamphlets which auy be Obtained
Of. ngeut- sTcts.
Prepared am! sold whoesale and ro:a by 4. B. .t D.
SANDS wholr-alo Druggists 70 Fulton street New York
sold also g7' Roadway. Fast Broadway, and by drug
SIS general! ,HJut the United Suites.
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COURT Ov SESSIONS Before the Recorder and Alder
men CozgHN. and WIlLiAAs.
IIlt7I NVs.ssHN" '''''' ~ t1''''7N'17'
Jaws f.. WHITING, ESQ. District Attorney.


JAWS Il. Wnrrlxc. Esq. District Attorney.
CASE or ALrNASpER iloAG-Ihs case, on mo-
ton OF Mr. 4 D. Russell OF ccunsel Tor defence down
William ScrGs oil Ohio, ~ M gGfO manner 5y the secfc;
panel ,ysieu
observation-disclosures Gillespie, indicted for
forgery ard whose bail $500 failing 10 appear and answer
h, reco.ni2aaee forfeited.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCESY.-fncent Go,eiber
for Grand lxccny stealing diamond breast pin gold
heSef rng and bracelet worth Si0 from GeorgeW Hatch
NO Clinton Place. the 2ih March last The property
was where prisoner had pledged md eil On pro-
m made TO him by Mir. Hatch which mil, gated the tesmo.
ny, the lury found him not guilty
ANOTHER GRAND LARCENY William Walker
sd for grand larceny ,iesng purse containing slS7
Tnih tuSn Lnckey Of ia EghteeE street, the evening
an, hand I'm company with ohe they all ran .ii Ia
Ank comp ainants cloak With them Two Others were con
cea oil ma offence tine lce and a,e ROW IN the State
10 Jury could loi agrec upon verdict, and he was
FosFEiruREs.-Patrickk Kelly indicted Gnr = mis-.
oeIlaui -. 'nn l. H. Dupigasc Inspector Of Weights
ana Measures III me discharge %; h duty sud Is, Sn,L
wick Tor forgery IN the tft degree In soSl..
forget Mexican dollar, evealy sihn~ ~, ~ na's o,o.i
coSn!zaacss we're forfeited. "N'' ''''' 'e
tiNED.-SX Young men We're fined S,O ,ooL c.
default IN attendance to-day. e'' IVA
TRIAL FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GoopS Iosa,,,,
r HSr' tired for recc yiar stolen goods. VIZ % ~,
no 40 alter siee, March last. As sinoun, =, &
Iiuh equal 70 thst lost with mark Il similar To TIM, on -
non toen IRON Cor .GOn, found the premises NJ 49,,
teeosed N 5asecni OF No. ~ y seei. Tie juy G.n
me accused rot sUilty.
~, Inc Iia Oh James 5. Schermerhorn. Cor embez
mt 10 be t!cG 10 morrow ~
ADJOURNED TO Iue.Gay II o'clock
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p4-Ten;r. iger,: 4 Ashland; Asso@!atinn.-Ihe
ueN.rs OF tins isuct On, un MI ier friendly 70 tie eec-
non OF HENRY CLAY and iHl.jDp NJ rREl.lNIlC !.
e requested Ia a,-enle ;hs iue]ayl even ns
lime H. aI oc!ock CoIusnban Hall No 20 ItaEa s.
he Iinn Drpi Y SgIsES Ia ORG ". DRcsN aud ~ ~
DoA.r yil address IT,. meeting There VII De ne " hg
songs q lee. Sc from the Clay nico DECREE, ihe
American Vocalist also efs i!-lHs and CoOKe ana o'lef
,unI' "a, singers BY order u .
; '''' JOfiN ID. VANDETATER. President.
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School and miscellaneous Books, &C.

School and c:sceiiahec"s A'cofNS, Se'
WILLIAM Il. C0RNWELL,
g5 BeqrcT.street, t,ro doors from PcGrLstreet,
~ Offers nj LOWEST RATES. School ana iii.celis
n.,rs RoGks Rlsnk Book fgoeTs. Qril and Stationery
reneru to which invites the attention Of AeEcEsnt'
mhlS BINS
Cotton G ca SrH EoM p. RI,sT H Ely
lWSINCS be- hl.o HEAVY iTARPAuLlNS, IA
PER FEI.TINGS - to = inches WIDE BAGGi$G. pkin
end tyrilled y and I. inch. Ao. Gfsn and eai bags -.
ard bushels. For sale By ,1,,. ,orup,ura
s7nan, 81 BsaYp1 szsst.
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Correspondence of Livingston d Co. Express, wals:

%. 4.
BIZ i5t9 Db' Feeder nl, Michigan ground on OF
the u the Wheat WgFt=i aGi the highest
of made $ - ut wI'rh wen II Ofi-r- maxim.
tod 70 deliver ,Al bis. ot na,cl ,nthe Michigan hani'
ihe puee. previous - the 18th n J: G0 lenr,
tina; 6ny cnu,fcts hrve c.o-t The oinon hers .t
ns. down h 3 ~ equivalent % - - ~ New be
:o1e ms sield4e eXenvc opeignns Csue. SuEld liur
reach s'c depf,.n1, must be product ya 81 pccuua-Y
embarrassment somewhere. y heat nominaig quoted a. =
without my ouertioH5 pr> lsLt pte.e but
operators out ofte way bo:cis return OF ;c next
ie.' tom t.e - ct.
The 5nu cxopf's steady and large for the .eason which
pnpaby exhibited IN the receipts at tide water TO st June.
rs follows:
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PnGscnEcT- +IiiFcU'
IN ,h,7 n Aim, tl Csc-ef;77-i:ey Mnaea an and
Can: u B.ev lads ani ca Iie. hir lroGas, llty
AMI eea Tnoua 'yaq and laY NJ u s!crf. r5
ter hr, Powe5s ani NJ. ag's. '>- N.L"alne hf1
: lone Core - Noble. II. A",inse-i5 stffn=e.
n bar. BfctL5. '-a Gem Pc COS p-'' \ -e" oa'Hue
Nieaa Jo,i,,i7 p-by lr,is iiHurii 70. y, ..-,-
!r59-l }iea, frDR Cisf-s-0s-.i II HAL OF y sc5A =
=. b. So fran C-s77La-Si Thom7. Dcan'. lady ard
,eryn5t ST. Hugo L DcsIH-, Geo y shay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

r. Thirteenth ward Democratic Gay
CI.:-l tie Member. Of this CLUB requested a. n>si
lie nj Thaan Hall Grand street, " ednedny Evening
i instant al O'Clock, seCeivs the Report I" me anief
onn;tc md transact such other business may be ir the
interest Of the Club To all whuntend dong Justice 10 ~,
ny Clay we say come and h'lrg yont nes hnos WIN YOU
40 EDWARD COLLIN. President.
J. q. HUNT. S.cre,arss ;.,no,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

Hail GouR.Up tirfoes; friend Of beauty
Thou X eyer'a.;uEiy on duty
Forever iiukernr and repairing
Charm. that are The worse for wearing:
Aud Cupid wih fresh arrows nrn.ng,
Ey nddirs new charms Ia the charming
Have the fair suH.bu:nt forehead
The i!c6'ca,cG Soap Of GOumud
J. AL sufficient "a remove II,
i'ft. ,T;ui of uH- cake viii prove it.)
i.avc they aecl;s and iips quite hairy
UuIise gentle ;, lph or fairy
g ufauil hero gain can ,uit them;
Poaare SHjtiis viii uprooi them,
lirie check Ike w.lcr's snow IS
NNi.i;a and cold. the INT oi T'so.
Mus ne addt d. ar ;hcy'l, rue IL
l...-rutlH'. irtlLL Ar.I .. r.Iu a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

SEVENTH WAEp BANK. New York. siay 2. l5+i.
49, EI.c,;ou,-rhe Stockholders OF this Bank are
he-v notified that an election thirteen Directors for the
.upr year and Tor three inspectors OF the ne,, succeeding cleo
lion will be held nt the Banking House onTuESDAY tx llt
day Of Jtzc NET.
The r be opened Al II VI. and cis.s at O'Clock PM
n orr.r Of the Eoa.G. A. :. FRASER, Cashier.
M . LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

Yc,:eay morning. 81: Isaac ouE oz IN the sh year Of
The relative. AID friend, M family are respectfully invited
to a'iend funeral from the residence % hs 'n o. Elizabeth.
corner of Hester. afternoon al o ciocs
yenr. =. co,
year OF lLs age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11
J. O. HUST. Sacre,oriss
Justice to Harry of the West"
yS~a,,t lr.,,,..- ffA "

Justice to Harry of the West
~ Ei1teeu;h Ward Henry Clay Gun
TIE members o thl. Club and al others favorable ~ tie cleo
ton OF ienry Clay and Tcnehuyse md de;IoS OF oecom
ng members are Requested the Wing Head
III Avenue nea. 18Th street. on TUESDAY ~ EHLNu'
Inne H. NJ ocuck. puactua s,enduuce I'll menteiS : t
runry requested business Of importance Will be ia before
WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON. President.
DAVID BELL. }Sc,,s,.-c, ;,,,,
JAMES HugSBT, Jeii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

r. Gen,Ien.en's Summer Ents.-AMIDON.
corue: Wall and Nasau.:res, prepared to furnish his
New Style OF Summer Hats. which ara very light and
Isa,,;fr style and lin III mya lnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

r. y. lacy, Dentist. hes returned 70 the City and
resumed tie Practice nf rs profession a. No. 10 bioaG"
former patients and all Others who need his ptuesani ser
vices LIei l5;is' L. LAZY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

:, TT Nv rl,'S -TCtlk OF CHIN H. Glass AND
: -..ar1,eTa lrae = 81 l1of' + ,,;
ot -q c, ard ID u O Cr1eksfy lfl is'' -. . NC
,ols { ds7,. de-ar tie .;ss' 'oi 1' i, ~
'r mi ri, III. art ,l1es. s;e pr ~. % '4 ii' oi
me- ard tie :o,, % &c removed a-ns re Niti
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

~ Tn,y J!crircr.s CFurch.-A Sermon vii be
preached BY the Rev n BAscoM Of Kentucky q the Broad
wuy Tabernacle, Thursday evening June iots ichtts
now building in ChcrrY HcaI Clinton - 80 ".
nsy be had AT the Office Of the Tribune. lg Nassau
F~enir Post > Pinc-.: H. < ;. RaynoI, % Bowery;
N.rk H. Newmaa. Broadway: Methodist Book Room. l1
,,frysi: and tic OF the Tabernacle on 1hU'd%y
YS.l,. 10 corlnence at O'Clock Jsll 3;
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Below.

pig R,otber,. Mathew I'm Esuvta, TO Brst. HG,e; brig
rsrman payi. i'm Ponce PR. Depeyster Wh'marslL
/, 40 l .hp md bEigs unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

May M lat a. Ion 8 % exchanged 'isna, with ship Globe
steering Z.
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Spoken, &C.

ship Eyina Hamburg brig AIorsa Apalachicola and 9th
en-. Ntlnd SiT.
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~. rrbirtecu1h ward Democratic Clay

WILLIAM 2. WAL-H,} Secretaries.
SAMUEL Il. JORDAN, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

n Sixteenth t.aTd Henry C!hy tI'tU'--f
meeting OF tie Club he'd in pursuance to recon;ca-
OF the Central Committee. nj the +" h'- LEAD ''"tt' III
IN, Seventh, Avenue near Nneleen,h.stFcc Monday Eve
,rpg June 3d-ipDiSUN uotGHEkIY, President. III the
chair Minutes of previous meeting were read and Improved
Ia ,iocn I!un theh pltceee1 tn nE ne'v members
according to previous notce gwen. Alter which, on notion
m nov 20 into m election by ballot for officer. Of the Club
for tho ensuing year Mes Wtrop tnd B1iisteef Were
appointed Telers On coua,ns the ballots, tho TeeF' re-
,,ted and the Char Gecafa tie following gentlemen dug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

President. WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Picc Presidents
S~v,vrs w Iosrs WILLIAM c. RUSSELL.
Tr.csurer .GEOEoE WHITFIELD. Jf.
.StcrstdreS:
n.v,n DELI. JAMES HoRSsY.
J)as.cte.:
\ p unuyrroRp, JAMES ANDERSON.
q, motion adjourned.
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PRESENTS.

r!vO WATCH lIAKE2>-A young man who is Il good
i w0fniHGn aa wishing - runit nro business WI! hgi q
GOOD opportunity hy Gpps at leb Fulton ST. Doukyl Inc
est G feeeace character Qualifications. &c vii be re
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! NJ
codnrce with resolution. passed at the last aunun meeting
tbs Association General Mecn: OF the NienbeI> VII ne
held IN hu!ay Evening. the 18Th ist.ai, ~ - o clock Ia
hear the Repof; OF the oard of Direction the SUBJECT Of the
"a ~ .,SiIS'T Kec. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

% Paper Hangings, Bordss Len. and Fire
Wlnm and Il Some street haze hand eI;eIive
,nent Of pap4r Harcings Borders and Fe BoGr Prints,
mot E, vnr, HE .or1ns nlh30 Ennis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

" Nc,y-YorIs LJ-ceun,..7i,e Board OF Directors
have the pleasure Of announcing i:at \. = WILLIS Ed will
deliver eciure F4suioT, at the IabeEnace. Tuesday
rrseS n cents each 10 be had n, the principal bookstores
the New Mirror Office snn-,, the doc: tie evening
ncihr / ecf,lrr E HASRROLCN, Coz Sec leG US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

{-:r Professor =. y. Whiting, will lecture tbs
Tuesday evening June ih at Franklin Hal 10 Chahani
square Suhec-;he Second personal coming OF Chr nli
n, hand Services II quarter Befoie cicH
seg,s free The public invited 10 aiieni Jii
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ny NM, ,r,r.,au 7. \. Society will hold TIER
nnfr Ret,nn Neene tbs Tuesday, evening Il concert Hal
I'D broadway 1T So T. II. AddLesfes by If N5Iiis M H.
~ Eft. md Professor Walsh. Singing by Nj Coming
ham Of nj md he Mar,a Choir Performance on The ac
GORDON by liz. Huntcy The puble are nNiied 20 atenl
w NJ Iyoon,rry S.crv jsil lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

re- Summer Hats ~ So 500. FISH, Fash
nbc HITTER has now ready assortment Of Genicrnens
eaf n-,h nrd iasmee Hats. tie above p!ce. OF s'pe
;io5 Guafy, style md finish.
Also, fue Brush Hats ut 50 close intuition 20 the Dab
ever beautiful article which sufpasse, any before or.c
"a the city.
An ns ornen, Of Panama s-a- nrd black and straw c7
ored Le.horn ats-a Of winch the public invited TO call
and .ynfoiae a, ORLANDO FISTS
;e4tf lat s CAP Warehouse, vi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

An in7gT;I : SOLAR STF{,, OILY, arantei 50.
;srcs N every reee, the irst sperm. ,ond nue cr'p-
- ftS AS = f.s,ltfn 5urnag on. ,ad uloa lacnisiy
,ja,ers are rel,a t cal a! Tor uein~'sS, ~
ha OF STORE. X Nass st-.et ~ '''N
1>1vTnf,Nribe Ro7r, Of O:r,-,r, u: tc Howard lr,i.
~ rlnce Compury have decia, ilvldera 90 esA Per
nHvabie gs. ~ sf ilo-dsy, juno t'
y;ny IS ;s:i td.35 e,v5sl s.EN.lS PHILLIPS. Soy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

Cs- Graham House, 63 Barclay street, by RIOS
WELL GOoS. 1911
NJ Gentien:cr.'s su.n.;icr .Iats.-Brd'. styles
Of SKINNER Hats comprising the latest patterns exceedingly
!ri; and beautiful, arc ready. Bird
ms Owls Cor. Pine and Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11

E-.yt%iu,lv SUAnl.-t .ttINIJtF SHADES. wiiuie.
s1ie retail. ~ Wi DI.'',it n :. i5s il .lp--.
JUS, received ?VQ gu-s. "i-, ts-cer vt'i h, 'grner'
.rk vii mike i3f,,.t id t1,t u,gn 90 ne tfy,
inch Will be sold 70 per cent. logger tag stores charge
~ tire ar;.cIo. iphgofaT, Laly,i ie n9l 'i-
r, N..sLnn,s supplied viii good washable window Shpdes
II prce. yaryn, irrn 81 80 80. ~ Is. iherc other
or. but wnt.Uw snaes and haoslaga sold al ~ CHATHAM
-,,sat UiG ;pi -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
wars Cf Nal>oleIri.

The German historians, whose static
tics arc relied on with much confidence,
estimate that in. the wars OF Napoleon,
which were carried on eleven ysass. from
1909 1912, five millions eight hundred
thousand men Psr,Shsd. being more shaa.
half = million annually. This csltuia.
ton does NOT incladt agfcst number Of
premature deaths, caused by the asci.
dents ,of war, by fright, despair. DC.
The var with 81. Domingo, from 1901
10 1906. Is . tdown at having destroyed
$1,000 F,cn i soills:s aud sailors, nno
100000 ,nhp bitants Of the island. The
maritime was with England. from fs0s
10 1914. cost the i,ves Ut $4,000 men, the
winter campaign. of fsO3-'$ Destroyed
f5U 900 n,-n; ihr Var In CaInbfia, from
1905 10 fyO7, SuU,0U0 nent the cam
paigns ia Germany and Polnnd, ia 1909,
Awep, swry sO0, 900 men; the camp.ies
Of 1874 COS, France aud her allies S0O,-
QUO Pen. and Russia sou, 0OO, beaiocs
3OO,o0U Po!ss, Germans, and French
who psris!f.L BY f.,hins or contagious
and IA The anal eisaoes1s &C
1919, 45O.OO0 men psrishG1.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
IOWA: SATURDAY, JANUARY 90. 1874.

little white satin bow On the top Of her head =
Bine-by Miss Caroline cum ia the room.
"Cum, sis, they's al feady,n ses she; ma thaf
was CRATE big teais 10 her eyes, and she 6ent ~
gave Miss Mary hiss IN her inuuf, and hakrsd
her : time OF two:
We Ill got dp to y. May trembled mon.
stro.:, and | felt :oit = isint} hysslf, Iut /
When we got in the ROBIN what the cumpanv
was, old Squire Rokefs stopped us rite n ~
middle Of the floor and aaed us for the iicen.. -
Cousin Pete handed ss.n "a him and hs fed ,em
out LOUD u the people who was Ill still n detb
After talkin little Ne went on
"H emmy hedy's got emmy thing to say rhy
this couple shouldn't V united in he holv ~
OF wediock," - he, xlet 'em now spsak = 3.
ways Afterwards hold their psaess> ).
ooh my lord. Oh ny ,lariin daugAtssi q dear,
laws massyw says old Miss Stnlliose = loud
Is she could squall, and clappin her hands and
cryin and shouten like she W. 4 caihn me.t;s'
Thunder and lightpih! thinks I, here's anoth-
e. yearth quake. But / held on to MARY, and
was 'termined that nothin short ST real 6u,t 81
Of all creation should 81 her from me.
eco ahead, Squire,H - cousin Pste, ssit.ains
Mary blushed dreadful, and seemed lie ,he
would drop On the hoof.s
Miss Carline cum ana Whispered somethin 10
nSAb anu uotueI anu TWO OF t0foe 0t0ef on WIN.
min got old Miss Stullions to 70 in tother
room.
The Squire went through the balance 81 III
business in hurry, and me and Mary ~ pnade
flesh of one bone, and bone Of one Hee6 helore
the old woman got over her highstericks. When
she got better she cum to me and husx.d ~
and kissed me as hard As she could rite sf6re sem
all, while the old codgers in the room VI, a
latin the bride IS they called it. didn't like
that part Of the ceremony It an, ard wanted "a
change with 'em monstrous bads but reckon
have made up for il sense.
After the margin was oyer We all tuck SUP.
per, and the way old Miss Stullioneses table wa,
kivered over with good things was astonishin.
After playin and froiickin till about 10 O'Clock,
the brides cake was cut, and such cake wa
never baked in Georgia afore. The Stullioa,es
bein Washingtonians, thar wasn't no wine, but
the cake want bad to take Jest so. Bout tw elye
o'clock the cumpany begun to cut out home. all
of Fem jest as sober As when they cum.
had to shake hands with 'em all, and ten ,em
all good night.
ssGood mite cousin Mary" scs Pete-sseood
mite Majer," ses he, 81 spose you amt gwine
back to town to nite,o and then bust re6t out
in big laugh, and away he went
That's Jest the way with Pete, he's good fel.
Ter enough, but he amt got no better sense.
Mary ses she's sorry she couldn't send YOU no
more cake, but MIR. Montgomery,s saddle bars
wouldn't hold half she raped for you. Don't
forget to put our marriage in the papers. No
more from Your friend till deth
JOS. JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
lTEans::::: 81 Oh IL ADvAscr.

was much skilled in. the mysteries of ~
order. hll The pvoissscd objects sf ~
institution, Ne developed To sue, fsni I
knew no o'her.l .wssk charitable end
benevolent. det~r dH contract. AMI
never would have tsHtrdrted, NV sbliss.
,ions whatever, incpmfFiiblS SitR ny du.
~ to my country OF 10 soriety. havo
always regarded the conssiiuiiea aaA
laws Of tho land ~ supreme: ssa nv
obliEa.lUrs and duties to nv country a
paramount, 10 oil earthly ohlisastoas aad
duties.
Official evidence of my rstirrmens
from the lodge upwards Of nineteen years
ago, has been published, snd have no,
since been . member Of any lodge, uue
held any Office, place. o. appointment &C
eny kind, in thu institution. Nor Q I
beaievs that could upon my owl ksows.
edge or RECOLLECTION Of iis rites asd eee.
enmnies. obtain admission, ct this lime.
10 any lodge OF any degrees whatsvefs
never, Ia my life, voted for or supporsed
any man for any civil, or military. Or
o,her appeintmeut under The &c vernmss,.
because he was q Mason, ror against aay
man brcsuse no was not I Mason. u
1885, | voted for Mr.. Adams for Prssi.
dent OF the United States, although, a
have understood, he was not Masoa;
nhd against GENERAL Anjrsw Jscksou,
Notwithstanding he WINS distinguished
'ncmaer cf that order; but il il proper "
state, that | was not Il all in0aencsd By
that fact. Among my most determined
political opponcn,s IN Kentucky are Ma.
sons @ho now, or la.sly held. secesdiag
70 the nsAspapcrs. eminent stations h
the lodge.
Such j. Z fai,hfal dccoan, Of nv ssla.
lions 10 msschry--sa Institution which
has Comprised some Of IL most smiasat
men OF ,oNr ceuntry, essd and livipS. |
vsunas that tbs experiences DC niany mea
vas teen-like my own-tha,. a We I'd.
taaoe n Iifvswe cesst 10 take any ;n,erss,
" SHADING such ;nsti,liioSHs.
r the sentiments of love Of country, of
ceedi@pes % 10 lx*s. Of acknowledgment
r. lhstr Apsrsnlosiat obligation, and orde.
sutidA ~ bur. free institutions. By which
~ oSghl 10 bc, and unde rs,and a1ahma>
soaa are. animated, moot heartily aca
e0fdiaiiy concur.
With, great respect,
am your ob't servt.
4 c. 1.saa,sr, E.q. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
Mr.. Cloy's Ansscrr.
ASHLAND. 35,h Nov 1913.

ASHLAND. x0tn NOV 1893.
DEAR Sir: have duly received your
letter, requesting me, al the instance Of
sevefa: respectable gentlemen Of the
antimasnnic party in PennsI yvsnia. to
state what are my existing relations 70
freemasonry.
| entertain great rcpugnance to ap-
pearing before the public q, ali, ON any
subject, and especially upon ons .which,
according to my humble apprehension, il
no, necessarily connected with the sdsnin-
islra,ion Of the General Government;
bu. the respectful terms in which you
have been pleased 10 address me, and lhe
conscientious motives by which / pre-
sumo you to DO actualed. entiilo you 10 !
flank and full snswer. 10 the inquiry coH
tanned in your letter. and | now Have
The pleasure Of accordingly transni:tliS1l
such an answer. a
becsme . Mason IN early fffs, ff6m
youthful curiosity and . social disnnsi-
ton. rus ! never had any taste fos, Or