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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-30
FEVER & AGUE. AND ALL FEvERS CUREl
BY BRANDRETH'S PILLS. sieSh3 =


All'fevers are occasioned bythe disordered motion
Of the Mood, produced By the hamoral serosity by
hardening the valves Of the vessels The blood cir
cuates with greatly increased speed, and is still! in
creased By the friction Of the gtobues or particles
which compose the mass Of fluids. Then il Is that
the excessive heat and chls s experienced through
out the whole system, and accompanied with great
thirst, pain in the head back. kidneys and in fact
complete prosrasicn Of al thefaculties Of the mind
On The frat attack Of fever or any disease, imrns,
diateiy take large dose Of Brandreth's Unirersal
Vegetable PiIis, and continue 70 keep up powerful
tireIy ceased. Six or eight will in most cases be
sufficient as first dose, and one dose flhe kind il
is not Improbable may prevent months Of sickness,
perhaps death.
are indeed universally approved medicine, which
by its peculiar action cleanses the blood OF all imgu-
rites. removes every PAM and Weakness and finally
Restores the Consftssion perfect HeaIk and VRoe
The pills are sold in Isch6eld County BY the fol,
GafriIt 3 Baldwin, Li.chfsld; George W. WHIT
tlesey. New Milford Lyman Smith. Brdge%afer,;
PFeston& Minor, Roxhnry; Aivah Merriam. Wood
bury s. ]: Looms. Beshlehem William teayit.
Q. Swift, Warren David Gould. Sharon Myrcn
Harrison, Corn Sall Bridge ]. r.. Harrison. Corn
wall; "A, Miles& Sons, Goshen N. Z, Graham
& CO., Salisbury sex G.. Lawrence, Norfolk; Law
renee & Phelps, COlebEooki S. and H. Hurlbuf,
Winchester; M. q G. w. MefEick, Bafkhamsted ;
c. r. levitt New Hartford Erastus Hodges, Tor
ringlOn; s. M. MITCHELL Plymouth ! "A. A. Gfidley,
WaseEl0wn Mo-. Plat, Gaylotde Bridge G. B.
Wallef New Preston s. a. Groves, WolcQtlyille |:
N n. snS ~. !. Camp, Winsssa John FrsHkiII.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-30
Dr.. .ma0I0q Oh FEMyl

~MGLNkX ISIEyGIsSS9 tNNHN %AI
TTyf1E peffectly safe. dhering, and successful
thesuse af Dr. MOFsRAsI"S LIFE MEpICIN ELS, il
no longer experiment, as Teerence 10 the expe
rience OF many thousand patients win satisfactorily
prove During the short space of one month naaflv
QUE hundFedleas hayesuomh to the k1dWledge of
Dr. Meffat, the patient has, % all appearance,
cious use OF the Life Niedicies some eight or ten
of these had been considered Syond all hope bg the
medical aNendalits Such happy TesAts arc asspurceS
ofgreat pleasure TO DrM and inspire him with new,
coaGdepce t6feSSmmehd the use q his medicines %
s TheILiFE MEDICINES are aispssely VEGETA
BILE pteperatop They are mid and pleasant u
their operation, and at thes same time thoroush-acts
ing rapidly upon tie ssecretions Of the sgstemcar
rying off all acrimonious hunors and assiniitatFHg
with and purifying The blood For reason in az,
gravated cases of Dyspepsiast ne LIVE Medicines WI
prescription. in Feyerand, Ague, sInfianlma tory
Rheumatism, levers Of every description, Sick.
HsadacIfe HeaftburT, Dizziness in the head, Paine
in-tfe Chest FIaluIency, Impaired, Appeiite and in
everydisease arsingfrom an 'mpurity OF the blood,o
dsNdered state ST the estoEa the use ct these
greatly superior eny other ;n9de ct trealms =
All that Dr. M6ffaf asks4of patients is toSbe
particular infaking them ecoFdng to the dgsctions
Itsnothy aneWspaper nptice or BY any ilat
he u 1hsF Isyo hss hs hopes e sa cree
readers an Invalid, land does he wish To know
whetherahe Life Medicines will suithis own. case
IfsO, let him. call sendto the agent, and procure
copy Of the Good Samaritan, published gratultonsly
lie will there find enuine rated very many extraord
nary cases Of cure dperhaps exactly similar
For sale wholesale and retail BY DR., sMpffat
Agent fol, Litchfeld County, at the; store ot M
Beckwiih, South street. '4'Sat e'A '&s@1' Sa'a
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-30

THEl Spring Term of IL weeks commens
u ces on the 9Th day of April next For
terms apply 70 ]. G, HOWARD, Principal;
Warren, March 1874. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-30

sstss,f AT WHO'LL SALE, AND RETAIL lelgb s.
OILS, XPl16a6tS, 4 gEtsEIAGS, Sc S. /
.esg D. GS.aH4 Et OK WITH yaaYoi
- sAFFERS fprtsalef "a completei
NJ assortmento Of the above arti-s
81 cles, in quantities TO suit thespur-
4 chaser, on as goodsterms as they
seiIl eau be bought within the state, for
cash or credit-includipg an assortment OF
Bronzes, gold andsilyer. fand Foil. Gums
Copal and Shehhc, Alcohols Japana and CopRl
Varnsh, HTanarindss Ma ders Cochineal, In
digo, American and Russia Isinglass, SpicesI
SalaEratis, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda
and Seidlitz Powder, Congress- Water, supe-
rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure
Linseed, and Sweet. OELS3 Chlorine, Tooth
Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow. z
heastsgp NLARGEs AssoREMENTgO Fssa sis-ss8
.sasasg EOUteattoo Kesg6cS1seS, ~
including Anderson Cough Drops Swaim's
Panacea, Bateman's Drops, WelchsMed-d
icamentumy Thompsonlsl Eye Water,AA
3PIEas of 1arious Kinds, &c. &c.
q Also, a complete dssortnaen of . q
English hand American Paints,
among Which are VIII and red lead, Whr-
ing, Chrome yellow " Green, Prussian Blue
Nc! land Q; Dutch and Rose Pink; Terra de
Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Biac &C.
london Browns Stout, Porter; old Madeira,
Pure Port, ana other ,VVimes-~P Pure Cog
MAC Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum
&c. as medicines sAss19 .
op Physicians, Painters, Hatters, &C. sup
piled on as good terms as they can purchase
he same Qualities in New York. no
.IJfthfeld .,Julgt !t2i1 ffs s3@Rff y" u -" b
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
WHOLE NO. s5s.

9tOAl..-Peach Orchard ani ether Goals con-
,,l:ly or hard b7 the cargo y low prcss, from
boat or vlr RIB ELL of uasoHN Am05sit 81 lLh
I liverpool COAL-tor sale from yard, or
IL direct from ship Liverpool Coa OF SUPERIOR }n1ltY az
low market price Consumers afs inlltsi - 'ali ca u u
sfIutt 10 sell inst rate article sNsriay low rice
JSu T. STOKES DICHERSoN, lO7 Anthons-st
GOAL AT StMNlt.6 PGiGES-We are sell
Y ug on best Peach Orchard Coal at Snmnsr rrcr>-
bs 81 possible order \ b >NDMOKt.
5a5 /" = Washington corner OF efan KIM Square.
GOAL. COAi.-l'ae Norkina Nau'S Coat Y ard
streets 10 cor r OF gu;ion aGi Thompson sireS-the ee>
Peach Orchard Coal Of ,be Salem >gohu. and Black MIN
Broken and sg s. 80 Stove - b \u' $ o. hudsome!y
"S's'Ia G5s IN = . '''''' '''' EDWARD LLEwElLyN
COAI.i COAL'-At 2l5 Wcst-stree,. corner 4
- FnukIin and corner ct tith aud Lewis streets The
undersigned ar s Hing then sry superior Peach Or
chard Broad Mountain White and Grey >l toaS broken,
gz, and sizes doablS screened and dseTe Iee
Refinery 28 LeouaTdsSt though the Despatch Post
either OF the yarjs Will receive nnr dat attention
rs lme WEE. y Mtrf.S
GOAL, GOAL.!-The real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard purasei NJ the dock of second hand
H. rsr of nal and III be- deli ,vcetl the following
rces frs Of cartacr well screened from the yard, sworn
Stove s. 25 Broken or Egg s. 30 from the Lump acs'
wanna s., Lghish s. Liverpool scIeened - ard 90'
Washington Srrlsg. GUERNSEY &lo on
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
has hand for sale the above coal OF all s1e5
which m offers for low market price from the yard
Orders through the Despatch Po or let's the once OF
the SUBSCRIBE, wiIl BE Prqmg!y 2t'sqded l., To-
rear OF Broadway Tabernacle
Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family use or smiths, on
hand for sale above. Also Ash and Lhish Coal Of all
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
. STEAMROAr EOR SALE.-E

Ess.-e7 i. STEAMBOAT FOR SAI.E.-For
.esxJIah-.- sale at public anctiln By VIM. II. franklin,
xx5EaEr9. Auctioneer, the Merchants Exchange,
Wednesday, the 2ith inst O'Clock noon the AID
sl!-ndd f2s-sang Nt.WJERSEY together with
her furniture aud tackle she lies thu OF OF Barclay
The New Jersey built Trenton, ~ j. IN The
year 1871 her length deck PIT feet her breadth OF beam
26 feet her depth feet her mbers and plank arr al OF thr
She completely Dyerhaurd last Spring and htttd up
the North River She has 2S0 sleep
behs beside spacious State Rooms her promenade
deck Her mattresses and furniture all and part OF
the furniture has bren thavIng Larger quantity
required for Her Inventory ample and
every article selected Ifh her boilers nearly
having been but short time her and Of
the modern plan having been tested every possible
manner which tests 10 BE- second her aver
draft Of being about feet inches which fact alone
makes her douby valuable she will be able the bar
at the lowest tides Her speed good, her cabins airy ana
Spacious her furniture being all nfw makes the
Passage Boat OF the desirable the Hud.on
Terms CASH funds IL presumed persons wishing 70
sale
New-Yotk Janparv II 1914 ialI 2w~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
COAL ASH SITTER.
r IT y II T. y IT

l. L /
AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell
STITUTlONS-By putting your Ashes and Cmde in
hopper end of the machine and giving crank the
opposite end turns, Will lind the materials
ed the ashes drawer and the cmdes anotherat the
same time not particle OF dust escape during the oper
alton.
use Will screen barrel of Goa ashes IN minutes
No. 5, hotel size, will do the same amount OF work IN
minutes.
psled Nh BULL to erect machinery tor us Tanui1csnE
Hotel and mos: other OF our pablo Institutions as well as
80 South William street, aud
80 Stone street
Scales of every description constantly ON hand az II
NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.--
~ The subscriber opening, No 2tlf Broadway
Branch his Establishment. aud would IesptCuuy invite
Public cali his Stock The Shoes Sola oy
the subscriber obtained the first premium at le ias AR
tn. America Institutes and challenge competition '9f
durability beauty OF finish All Shoes sold are waIneu
good supply Of Macintosh Coats Capes, Le-reser'ers
Hakins,s Marble Cloth for Tables Sc, which obtained
Silver Medal at the late Far for sale only at this ssao
lishmsnt The Public invited to call and examine II
n8 c. l.. ROSS. 24ls Broadway, and l2 Maiden Lane
T'EAS-20O chests scuchons; POO halt chests
l5O half chests Ming Yong Souchons.
80 g" che1i, SS fine Nabss Nass fSsSs6G"s rS%e6on:.
30 fancy boxes fine Mohse SouchonS
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes Hgson, fine.
100 chest, Young Hyson
400 400 ';6.i ehl,ss s''i Iiyson iys SKIN. kin
80 half chests superior iunpowder
80 do DO lmreria Il.+. .1,d:o,,,,,or
For sale BY GRINNELL. MlNTuRN < Co,
d7 # 78 Soutirstreet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

NIUFFS! MUFFS !-FURS "A good assorl-
IFl ment Of Muf aud FurTrimmins, at the lowest
krt prce--ior sale Al J. Il. MOSARQUE'6,
I17 l,owprv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

DDOk-BiNDEh StAEINGS WANTED, Tor
cash or ,n trade Tor boards AZ tursrs p,iers BY
GAU\T y DEKRlCkSON,
i,.ldsm lS9 South-str.- Peek slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

% HATS II. MONAkQ UE calls the atsn-
non Of RI. nhc - ms assortment Of Fine Fur Hats
81 .,a ,I' ,',- very 70" P.''' rs BoWERY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

NOU WHO USE SAkSAPARiLLA-Try
Jones's Extract of SsrsparIla Candy It's excellent
package for 81, the of III. American fag', S2
Chatham ~ 39 Fulton and 5 Atlantic ST. Brook
d20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

.TITUAIION YANI EU-by Printer who has
> has had experience an Editor Publisher, and Proof
K. strr nculrs a. t1lS Office. jss st~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

GIRLS WANTEU--Onc hundred o!rls wanted
Sewing Bonnes. Apply loo atsT or lo Delaney
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

;9ACfS-Whlte and coloreG Cotton Waste and
1 Bale Rore w,utrd Ia any quantity for cash.
,ursrs' rsicrs, by GAUNT \ DtRRll KS0N,
Itr,D snl 80 South. street. near teck slif.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

4 GENTS WAN ED-To engage IN the sale
of new and popular work this CIV A,nlv q rot.
~ Boarding House 81 Bo"eEy, BAyaTd 81 between
.. hsm lgAnd II ou Mond.y ncInlng. Jaa. IS ia2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

Dear Sir have just received doz of Wsars Blsam Of
Wild Cherry through MessTs Harnien,s Express for which
return you my thanks. The reputation OF the medicine had
preceded End think for country village shall make
large sales Of it, have already sold Of IT, which un-
deTstand dong wonders, especially gentleman who has
used all the advertised medicines for liver complain aud con
sumption He has had cough for and hail.
which nothing could check for any length OF time until he
commenced taking WIstas Basam and although he has
taken bat part Of bottle still his cough has almost en-
tirey left HIM He had taken IS BOTTLES OF Buchans
Hungarian Balsam of Lie" with little OF no benefit
Vsr r., ,t.lIlly sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

Sk luO s4,o"', >@."ee, aao s:-,"'' te loan
.ONtb o c,ty >ecuuty. Aiply 20
n2nr p.MJ. q SNlTti. IS Lla-rty.,t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

r.1N Oil3g 10 LOAN Oh good ctIy security
.Ntb ,t''t Npriy 10
I \ = NJ .. ~.NIf ! II ~ I-Io~r'N NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

.tlSAN 10 LOAN. IN one or several sums,
y iJiO on trs or lp+ sehod property in this Cty
6r,ohIyu A,ldre,, " Money" Tribune Office i'll 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
A. IT. Mt.KKIJK, 7. !.
GDr NVistur,s I;u;sunl OF wild Cherry

CDR. Vistur's Bnisnm OF Wild Cherry
is the greatest medical discovery of the day IL all
affections OF the lungs ani liver after physicians c. do no
more Asthma OF 10 gears standing We will WARRANT
1T TO CURE or greatly relieve.
CAUTION-Imatious Of tls wonderful remedy are
spTinsing up al pat. Of the country cae, by various
names as Syrup Wui Chrrry," Dalsam oil Elecampdne
Wild Cherry" &c. besirs otiers Our recomreA4
aons of its used word for word except subSt
tutinS some unknow the BGiSGmthe
of medicines whose will not sell them REpUct d IN
short subeTtuge crd trick rortrd 10 70 narn oil
other articles for the genuine Wsars Bdisam ofW lid Cherry
Tie We say be cautious aud se The medicine that
CURES Sold only a Fulton street. OF Nassau
New York: Dexter Albany; Gorham, New Haven; +: W.
Bull, Hartford d23 I'm
MUSIC WITHOUT a MASTER. OR WITH
IVA MASTER-Bya new method containing ample IN
stcoGs the Piano Forte and directions for keeping nt
upon auv other instrument of music By Professor lTce .
cents Published cheap cash bookstore 20o Brod"ay,
jill 81 ny Sah " y N.,Il-E-e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

ANIEp-A Bedroom and Parlor, furnished.
"!thoe board below Chambers street. Address B.
:. At this office, stang terms. jU2tA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

Y,AlRBA MISS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances 10 very
great degree of perection and their various notifications,
adape them all the for which heavy trans
actions required By weight In the mechanical consg
tion care Is taken secure STRENGTH, DURABILITY
and ACCURACY-aCcuracy not merely Specihc point
and gwen but uniform at every angle o.
the Platform aud throughout the entire rang from the lowest
70 the highest capacity of thr Balance.
These Scales Keep their adjustment perfectly are never la
rhey arr in USE IN most of the Railroads the United States,
an IN some of them they have been long the operation
being So also the Dormant aud Portable Scales ioI
weighing merchandise Merchants and Others who have had
them for succession OF years testify TO teiT
uniform accuracy and TO the fact that they unaffected
by wear These Scales have also beu patented England
wIer. they xeeisivey used both private warehouses
,nl public railways
EDWARD FIELD, No ] Plattsr and
J. w. THORNE., No. ll8 Broad street,
Np,yY York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

S.,ENrs ,RD B,>N, \rw-loTk Dee 70 h, 1873.
DWIpENtJ-Tre PresldenLand ircclorS rs itts,, hase
w cent out oi tie profits or the las, mrorn payable on
sd after the 81 JiuuaJl $ti. By order ~ The Boa q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

ltOAl,-Peach Orchard ani ether Goals con-
s,aa:ly or hand br the y low prs from
.nl EnoSoEA iInV5-stN 81 |tl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

9,TRF- INSURANCE. AT THE LOWEST
/ ~ Yrs sv 1ur H,R1,cORD FIRE, iNSUR-
ANCE. .COMPASN-luceVor,tsd c IS 9-,h hNtef perpetual
DIRECTORS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

obbing w b. done Al thr lowest pS'Si'
blr prices ith every turmt'on and expedition.
y B-Al zrticss manufactured by this establishments
will stamped r. H0. Co., thar prrsoS from abroad
may imposed with spurious articles mn" IN ni'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

DISSOLUTION-Th co partnership heretofore
~ .,istipr under the name of slm1n CO Is tins day
dissolved by limitation T st,l!mzn r. NJ statton are
a hs Of The firm in liquidation Of all debts due TO
ic0n II :, n ~ g trp trTSI
:a.f ' 80 - c. ST. ]. SEYMOUR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
COATS, COATS, COATS,
~IlE'A DER THAN EVER A

L
100 CANAL, corner of Thompson-Dress and
i.) Frock Goats made order n suusIor and fashion.
able STYLE of fine woold ,ed Cloth, from $40 10 SIS few
fashionable Goats hand samples, at the abo'epc Call
Prices for making aud thinning Dress and Fock Goats.
from 81 TO 81
The above Garments are male BY ir;'.rats wosnen and
cut or cut aud made to order equally cheap:
q Persons from the country "antn well made anu lash
ionable Clothes will find e advantage 10 call at ne
store Altering and repairing th most reasonable
terms Tj8 lwt ). b lOUNGS, 1872 CanastTer,.
L'OR SAlE-Oue II horse power Engine, y
inch cylinder with Il wheel G feet dameer and boil-
ers made the West Point Foundry ASsocaton and Tor
ln,rly used the Reservoir in rhirteeutil-s street
Sealed proposns viii be received BY the subscriber unli
the Groton A1urduct Works &o NV City Hall tor the
purchase the above named Engine, Sc There Is also zoe
of inch pipe, for which an offer d0srSo
may be included III the proposals. Terms cash.
The EmgIne Boilers, &c be every day at the he
ssrvoir by applying Mr. Painter No 1919 Bowey, where
the key is left. i,
Proposals win be adrsssd the UNDERSIGNED and marked
uu the ie - Proposals for EUginr, Sc.
b. order of the Coton AIueduct COMMITTEE
JAMES A. COFFlN,
President CrotOn AQu6duct Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

1ARSAPARILLA.-30b bales Honduras, for sale
Sby GRINNELL, MINTURN co. 73 South st GO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
EDWARD FIELD, No. Plattsrre and
J. w. TUORNE, No. ll8 Broad-stIeet,
New York.


EDKINTEk hND BINIJEFn9 a hEhVVITG
Nos % and 81 GoistTret Ny Ss3
ue Press Machine and saw M,nutactory in consequence
Of th ADDITION Of new aud improved machinery 10 1iI works
the materials aud !aDOr are ens
ble greatly reduce prices their Prrsss and OF rrin.
gs and Binders materials generally as vii o' seen ny thef
nely printed Circular which they be- leave 70 felef
This Establishment still under the personal snpeIht.n
deuce of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe, and they assure
r friends hn notwithstanding tho great reduction "a prica
all articles manufactured by this Establishment sh' retain
the high reputation Which they have hitherto Sustained u
w also sndeaYOI improve the qnay Oh
t4 VI IN every particular They Halter rns. Yes, Al So that
hr old friends will ouy continue their 'avos, but uaI
generally Will appreciate tcif endravos 10 ufniIh
the very best articles at barely remnnemtmR pnces
all articles
Printers on Binders including Type lax Papc etc. WI De
,rcu,e with ,hr greatest and nronpttnde and on tr
best ttrrGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

JAMES u. BOLLEs, Secretary.
This long established and we'll known Sut,oh haHtl;
been in active operation upward OF 80 contin'' 10 IN
su Houses Furniture Stores Nerch nde aud other prop
srty against loss or damage BY FIRE the most voraex
terms. JOHN NhlLSON, Jr. .akeht,
,iS aaw ,m@ IS Wall street. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

nlSSOLUTION.-Th co partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the name Of Stratton seymour
this day dissolved limitation H. n ssIa9I rs rs 'n MY f fn.
name of said firm IN of all debts dns 70 or from II.
~ - r. NJ STRATTON,
C. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

JlO lkON MASTERS or sale, MIL Stes
neigh oriood BItumInous Coal and
Iron Ore the ifsquaty in Pennsy Iyanae nearest point
10 tide water where Coal and found togethef-
The IS complete with fhade phIa aud BaIti
NOR bv canaS and Railway For Pamphlets DESCRIPTIVE Of
the property aud farther nformatIon aprig 70 A[Goala
~ The undersigned at No % Merchants Exchange,
yere may be seen specimens of the coal and aso maps
al Us sesa.as " e'' r CASEY Civil t.ngIn--r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

NO 43 JOHN-STREET.
rfILOT. BURNAP " BABCOCk are con-
T. ,tsp,ly supplied large and general of
PAPERs suited all departments Of The trade among
xhich are the following Hpbbard's colored Papers In
Trst variety Boston Copperplate Papers Of superior
Quality; Book and News Printing; Cap Letter, Folio
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers C!oher and Csrlet-
makers Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
GERS Binders and Trunk BoaEds; Sheahing and Wrapping
Papers, &c &c.
Papermak=Is supplied with all kind, o! stock and mate At
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
IN IN correction with his Associates in Washington. for
the of CLAIMS against the General Government oi
ths United States-No 81 Wall-st. New-Yo;k n6 #
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-01

he JeffeTsOnian school. OF MIR. Clsy's
bIasphemy, his card playing, and his wa.
ny duels, be would not speak. The evi-
dence TO csnvicI him Of ell the charges
was before the country, and il would h'
we'll for all to exsmiEe for ihemselVes.--
10 the elevation Of immoral men to high
stations, crime and immorality we:e made
popular, and il behOOved every man 10
weigh we'll The consequences Of voting
for Nlr. Clay.
From The extreme west TO The extreme
east, from the extreme south TO the ex'
IRENE north, democracy was triumphant
every where! In every State where al
election lad been held, federalism wa
either deleaIed, or had met with grea
ard signal losses MOI doubt could be
entorlained of The triumphant election Of
Polk aud Dalat, and he wanted 10 zee
HE own Ohio take a iI0ni rank IN The
ga lsXy Of democratic SIa'es' II the de-
mocrScy but wrlled it, this would be ac-
cumplished. and, with The elevation TO
power of"Polk End D,Ilas." we would
secure the triumph Of Tod and Victory"
10 attempting sketch oC Mr. Hamrrs
remarks, we do moi a,Her ourselves that
wa are able TO do hun any thing like jus
ice, having to depend alone upon memo.
~ for what he said. During the deive
~, The vast crowd listened in brearh,ess
silence, as iC determined not TO loose
single word. Ii was one Of the mOsI
argumenlalive spec Ches we ever heard.
The meeting was Orgauized by the ap|
poinlms nj Of Geo. w. Slocum, Esq, as
Chairman, who preserved the best OF
order duting the evening, there being
but one or Two efF,rls at disturbance bS
loud talking. The meeting adjourned
With three cheers for Hamer, and three
for our glorious victory in Maine.
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cry question wh=re, by possibi T., sues,
lion could be started. He passed IhIOupb
The trial, however. with honor 10 himself,
and with gatisfacliOn 10 those who elect
ed him-SDd his urbaniIy and gentleman
" bearing was such, as 10 discern even
bis oppOuenis Of lheil rsnccL
Though, at times; Col. Polk may Sp-
pear, to his political opponents TO b. gov
eTBed by feelings in the course he pnr
sues in dIschsrging The duties Of Speak
ei. do not believe any consideration
would tempt him, intentionally, TO swerVe
one hairs breadth from what he henes
ly believed to be his duiy-be the con-
sequences what they may, he will ever
be found pnrsuiBg that course which he
thinks will result most hOnorably 10 his
country.
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CLAY AND HIS sATANICMAyESTT.-ML
Henry Clay sad in his speech in the
House Of Representatives, on the 24tb of
March, 1920, On ''tbe Mission 10 South
Amerifa."
Yes, sir, from the C"ns,anIinopls 70
he Brazil; from Turk 10 Christian: from
BLACK or while; from :bs Dey Of AlRi-
trs or tine Bsy Of TuOis, from the DEVIs
himself, il he wo'e q crown, we should
receive a minister!