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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
A Passing Thought.

Our city has recently been shocked BY the oc-
curence of remarkable acciden,-,he explosion
OF bomb in the hands Of Mir. Duvall, killing
three men and woanding one or two others, shat
tering windows and spreading destruction and alarm
on every side, The loss of most valued citizens, The
agonies OF the suddenly bereaved wives and chill
dren, the alarm and horror excited by the casualty
these have been enough 70 Sickcn il not 10 appa
the siouteSt heart.
Blu, how many OF us are considering what this
thing called bomb was HGGe for De we reflect
,ha, the express and only obec, Of its production is
ie produce Just such tragedies as we have had en-
acted in our dSs-and that we, with every Ciris-
tGH people pay thousands annually tor the manufac
,urc of ius, such dispensers ei death ihiS' Do
consider that this was no failure-no excess or de-
fciency Of anything intended by the bombmaker
Ut was not intended that this missile shoula ex.
ploie al jusi tha, time and place. bat il was made 10
explode and destroy human beings, and for nothing
else, We mourn that it has fulfilled It's destiny.
Yes. We mourn for our friends Duval. Price and
Broderick we sympalhize With their agonzed
relatives: but do We talk OF stopping the internal
business from which This calamity aroses Do we
yecoi from the thought OF throwing such deyihsh
engines by thousands into the cities Of Santa Ee.
OF Ma,amoras Of Vera Cruz and Mexico, 10 shat.
ter the limbs and spater the brains OF innocent We
men and children in thousands, One bomb burst
ms among us cagSeS general shuddcr; shall we
not hesitate before we engage in an undertaking
which IS hkelyto polla;e Heavens atmosphere with
thousands OF such pyo.ectileS and thence redden
rivers with torrents OF human hloodl
= National Honor - Re-Anne2a,ionr-sE Ex-
tending the Area OF Freedome-such are the swiud-
hing phrases by which aspiring villains have in all
times induced fools 20 become murdere1s and the
victims OF bu,chey. Shall there never be an end
of IhiSt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
Court Cnlendar-THi. DAY.
coNMos PLsAsNos ~, SO, 81. 66. 81, 5. g. H. 3d. a!
CITY INTEL G. E NCE
"WEDNESDAY
TRIAL OF POLL
Circuit Court.

TRIAL OF POLLY BoDGSE FOR MURDER. 9Th DAY.
TrGiof foLLr BoprSE, charged under Sergai indictments
9th Ht1der, Ars0a &c. IN causing tie death OF Mrs.
HoussudA and chili, setiag IRE 10 ae premises and
burglary connected hereicIh, al Staten Airad
The Courtroom, usual since the commencement Of
this crowded and large number persons were
compelled go away being able TO obtain admission
Among the audience number ladies' The prisoner
took seat before beside her counsel by
her mother and sister Seated almost Immediately in front
her her father two broh,rs Zone them Mr. George
nouseman the husband the deceased Emelne and her
son There several other her relatives in Court and
also some OF the .aPily Of deceased.
Mr. Tee, the juror who yesterday became ill., appeared
in his place. and stated that lie felt sufficiently recovered 10
proceed. Mr. T. lwho keeps hat in the Bowery)
.till presented an appearance OF being we'll
Joseph S;w0nsoE recalled saw the day, on the
front Oop OF the house, bureau, which warped and
little burnt bY the fire. saw also the remains two bed
stead posts They appeared have been the upper part OF
two posts belonging 10 turned post befead such
ally Do recollect having seen the uortces
Examined the hoo. next day. hole burnt near III.
corner Of the room, and also think, small hole under
where the body found The space between the two
holes much burnt. Other persons were there A
man was down the large hole throwing up the cinders
did not any materials belonging TO the bed had ev-
tieny been smohered FIRE, and Kind Of charcoal left
In order 10 ,rashen the body after had taken into
tie back Kitchen II was placed with towards the
hoor. ard the weight OF two placed upon it, I, wzs
when hrst got much bent backwards nearly In the
shape OF / half moon Mr.. Miller OF those be-
heTe, engaged 10 strengthening the body left them and
the body day. when was Strengthened II
chilly eanplsh night and the ground only :tle crust
ed. There had been haw about time and the road.
were nearly impossible.
Daniel g. Crocheran and Jesse Clark Jr were also ex-
ainet on the part Of the prosecutions the evidence
the the former trial. not think II nsces
sa TO repeat to oar readers ~ O'Clock the Court took
recess otO hoars at the request OF r Tee one OF the
Jarcrs who Is suffering severely from irdispoaton.
On the assembling OF he Court o'clock NJ. Tice ap
peaIed much stronger than at the Of the Adjournment
aud to work with spirit keeping notes Of the trial &c
Several others Of tbs also keep notes. Jesse Clark
Jr. sarah Simpson and wm. &. Eade physician. we're ex
au,ined The part Of the prosecution, after which
The Court adjourned 10 Thursday II o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

eyitable and universal as that OF grayItation AN
around US are Cotton Mills, Wooden FACTORIES, and
factories Of every sort, be sold for less than cost
10 ssy nothing OF thousands OF convenient water
falls that go begging, and Of steam-engines that
may be multiplied 10 iafnlty al moderate cost
Whether five owners Of one MIL have made SO
600 we know not if they have, we should need
10 know how large was their investment before We
pronounced it exorbitani. We know one man IN
this City who made $4,000 IL one year BY ceiling
goods, and on a small capital at that Yet he sold
quite as cheap as thousands around him who rnhde
nothing al all. If any FIVE men have made Sl0,Uo
year each by manufacturing, they ,rnade II IN
open and fair competition with every body else IN
the country vino chose TO make cloths
"A word must suffice 70. the direct application
of this matter TO shr-makers. We know right
well that Protective Tariff cannot redress all
wrongs and correct all Social Evil-far Otherwise.
The extent OF us power TO benefit the Laoorer Is
limited by the force and pressure of domestic COM
petition, for which Political Economy has as yet
devised noreInedy f,he Laborers OF our Country
find their wages depressed and their employment
restricted bv heavy imporaions OF the products OF
other Countries, they may be sensibly benefited by
The imposition Of a Ta,lfi which shall greatly di-
nninish tie importation Yet the evils thus warded
off may De reproduced or parall-ed by the growing
ferceness Of Home competition, by the muliPlica-
ion of hands and the relative diminution Of employ
nent But to argue from this that Protection IS
useless is Just like exhorting man not TO be cured
of the Small Pox, because if he did he would silil
be exposed to the Cholera and might take this and
die Of il.
The seamstresses Of our City were exposed. while
the Tariff was lowest, for some time preceding Au-
gust, ~, to an active Foreign competition, which
filled the Southern market with imported Clothing,
and so superseded that which had formerly been
made up in and about New.Yofk. The present
Tariff restored, in a good degree, the Southern
clothing trade of our city, and has thus secured
work al far better than shrt-maklRg wages 10 thou
sands. But shirts are still made far too chedpy be-
cause the number who seek employment at shirt
making is large and the demand for their labor
comparatively limited, Suppose, now, we repeal
the present Tariff, which imposes fifty per cent.
duty on all Ready Made Clothing, and impose Ia
stead low Revenue duty alike on Cloth and Cloth
ing-will that mend the matter! If our City seam
stresses cannot stand competition with our coun-
try women, who make shirts for j cents each, how
will they be benefited by throwing open our market
10 all the world, when shirts are made IN Eng land
for three farthlngs or a cent and halt each! Let
us hear
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
rnE rHE rRESENT wEEN.

rorrSY.-rhe St-est SINGER Angers Fs''s, by Aess'
tus Saodsras The Bse. BY E'eanor Darcy me NoH'
Of the Psst
II. EprruxI.L-Thc Texa, QUESTION a. 1t IA we'd 10
Connecticut: The Omnipotence of Rum Extending 'he
,-ea OF Freedom Pos, oiice Reform Important ro'n
T,,,s-A Lick Back or AuneSauon, TIE Courier and
Eoqer.,. What will Msxlco do The Courier ana Ma
,ivism; Wha. depcnds on Charter Election haI
mad Iron: British Free Trade. &c. sc.
,,r summary of New.SorS Town Eecaoas ,
renn,ylvaaia Election New Hsmpsh's Election &
~ Nru,-Fcss,sn Correspondence Things IN " Sshhs'oa
Yew.Yo.k legislature The Aut-Ren, Troubles ,
yhix> in Philadelphia Convention oi Nc" En.'aaa
WorAiusmen, &c.
Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lI'tls known ani'nr Us ~
,usl Philosophy Smth Cutters Case-L:''eI from NJ.
Wheeler Tenuesseeans IN New York The eAiun'u'e'
of,hc Courier refuieu.
VI. Co,rNrKei,L INrSlLicrScr-stockS' N4'7ey' nv
duce, Nc. -
Single copies, pu, up in wrarer. for the Mails can Be ''
tained .A,he desk Price ST cents
~ TERNS-Ss per year. All subscriptions rsyaoe III
te,ibly IN advance. Address
GREELEY < NcELRATH 30 Anns;Iest
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
The late Election In Philadelphia.


March 18th, ls;5
H. GREELEY, Esq AS efforts are beng made by
the Native organs 10 represent the election in the
City and County Of Philadelphia, as native tn
umph, deem it but Justice to the Wings OF tins
CITY 10 state few facts which will show that the
Wings and Locos are regaining their former posi-
ton and that Nativism is on the decline. The
whole Native vote was polled on Friday, and every
effort made for success. Southwark was carried,
as usual by the Natives. In Moyamenslng they
lost the Second Ward and their vote decreased IN
all the others; in the Fourth it fell 10 less than one
half the vote of October; they carried Passyunk by
greatly decreased majority In the City proper, the
Native ticket obtained 1895 votes according 10 one
Of their papers, which assumes as Native, all the
votes cast for Wing candidates whom they chose
to nominate also. Their vote IN October IN the
City was 1915 The Wings carried all the wards
but four by vote of i2l4. In October their vote
was 6362, showing that with 2l4s absentees from
The polls, they We, had enough left TO beat the Ma
tives by a fair majority. You Will see from The eX-
aggerated vote OF the Natives as given by them
selves that they have begun 10 decline in the City.
The Wings will carry the City IN October by Hn0
majority
In the upper Districts the Natives have been
dreadfully worsted In Spring Garden, all the
wards o which theY swept III OCTOBER IKE Il nul-
ricane, they lest two, and narrowly escaped IN the
others. In the Northern Liberties which gave Ma
tive majority in October, but ward was retained
and that by some dezen votes only the Wings and
Locos dividing the other wards between them. In
Germantown The Wings succeeded by large ma.
lority, and yet the Natives foolshly claim the VIC
tory as theirs because they nomInated !he WhSGap-
canoe by separate organization. You Will see
from this statement that the Natives have lost ground
in the City-that serious breach has been made in
their ranks in Spring Garden, Northern Liberties
and Moyamensng. Kensinston and Southwark,
but recently lmpregnable ctadels of Loco Focosm,
the districts where the fights occurred last Summer,
alone remain firm TO Natlysm. The former begins
TO waver-I should not be surprised 10 see ii over
thrown IN October.
We have done our duty here in scochins this
worst enemy OF the Whig party. The eye Of every
Wing is now turned TO New-York. We look 10
YOU to stand true 10 the Wing faith and 10 support
the long tried and faithful leaders OF the party
The withdrawal of the Wings from the Native
forces will secure their defeat. The Wings, not
here alone, but of the whole Union, look TO you TO
destroy this monster faction OF intolerance and
bigotry-to you il owes lis origin Kill It and we
may elect Wing President IN ISIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

o. DUDLEY SKLDEN will address the Wing
Meeting in the Sirtcenth Ward this evening aud
that In the T,celfth Ward tomorrow evening -
Need we exhort the Wings up town to rally their
freRds and neighbors. 10 these meetings! The
Wings are relatively more shattered by Na,ivism
in these than IN other Wards, and il is incumbent
on those who stand BY the old flag 10 make every
exertlon 10 win back those who have temporarily
strayed from IL Wings OF the Sixteenth, remem-
her Tins evening,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

whoever docs reach the Presidential chair in s4s must
make his there American Republican, and by the
votes of ne Amisr1cdn Republican party
o.. Remember this, Wings, The Corporation
organ declares that the Natives will have their OWN
candidate for President in lSiS, and will support no
other A rotc for Ho,pcr noe rs a rote to hare
Nahre candidate for President IN l9iS. Do not
promote this, and say afierward you did not mean
it. you do 1t, your meaning something else will
avail but little
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

We a- requested 70 call the i;sutoa Of the public 10
IN, sale Of 81 Lots Of valuable property situate On the 'taat
I'd Avenues 2th 2:h 2dh 2'h and Ssh streets eeons'hS
- N. -r,r,,ou Of she City of New-Tork; be soli
.,, n. IA. Merchants ExehaRs- Tu,saav ner;. Ae'l
Isl, AZ aoon .ad to hs lithosraphie mar, Of the pro
ray ~ had l, tr Cou,roilsrs oice. Hall OF ReeoVt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

CorroS MANUFACTURERS At TIE Sorra.-The
establishment Of Cotton FACTORY BY A. Meier s Co in
ST. Louis has effected extraordinary reduction in the
Prise Of span cotton. Up this was Gore he pce paa
was s cents per II The ac:c.y ~, !, down 10 10 cts
and the agents the foreign factors have so. cent below
that p<ce But IL woar t;he s.Spie can De delivered
hero cheaper than (; be os:azed o. The Ohio sa o
own iaee.tes must t-ve foreign arttGe.
rS.. Louis EePah
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

G,rrtoy-At an carly dty contracted 10 supply Com"
stock CO. of New York with Magical Pam Extractor
did so, but believing them have violated ueiT contract
long since refused TO supply them with amy niote
prevent my selling but themselves and IN thus
they defeated In their bill long ago March i8.3
that hadr-useJ to supply them with the EH
tractor aud that they had been foR THAT REAsoN
supply the large orders OBVIOUSLY waiting which they
then had hand Since then they have received single
boy Of it from They NEVER compounded IT, They
did know how compound when they TO their
bill seems from their statements; and certainly have
been fool enough became dissatisfied with their
conduct law with them 10 instruct them IN the art
Of making MOST valuable medicine.
Wlrn made the with them agents, furnished
them with many ai1iyits aud certificates which had
been made showing tire value of meicine hess they
have been bold copy and them the Of
CoNNELL instead OF and seek persuade the
public To buy their compound by such menns
II does become chiactenLc such conduct; the
plain semen; above given viii enable every Judge Of
for himself The end-dy0r Iaitate medicine shows
its value im much obliged TO C. Co for doing IT, they
thereby only make known Men other things do
counterfeit articles OF no worth but those which
and this the attempt Of C. Co palm oh
their trash IN lieu OF Extractor Is but proof that mine
valuable HENRY DALEY
Dated March 26th, 1915.
The following copied from letter recently
ceyed from very respectable and eminent gentleman
he excellence OF article Will Of excite at
tempts continue b counterfeit II; but those instead Of in
urng yoii only prove beneficial couatere
pebbles ami IRON, but diamonds and goldn
y BHenry Daley has removed his DEPOT from Albany
l2B tuont (Sun Butlding New York. where ni orders
should be addressed 10 him tcafe Of Anscl Frost)
None whout the signature of H. Daley
the WRAPPER of zach Box m reversed coiorrd ink m6 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
Corol,er,sORne.

The Coroner was This morning called hold IN inquest
on the hody Of aan named David T. Harris found dead
tn the new sp Henry Clay lying IN front OF Messs Brown
AID bes ysId loot Of stan E T. Deceased was
native Of WliausaUrgh, and over 70 sec the new
ih9- he was wandering a5ou: the vessel, when he fell
through The lower hstch and was killed.
Al inmate q Bellevue Hospital. named Carl Albert,
hs ;h-cat THURSDAY Ias,. A. inquest viii be held
Thu,scsy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

II m. RIvrk-The and slesNt Steamer En-
FRY commanded BY th,t rrYee OF sesisrlny ofaesn
T,,s Hitchcock leaves the ll=r iooi OF Robinson
~; evsa,gc n o'clock She Is hlled with sssseEgsS
b rp ana "a h-r last down Vas tsnsely crowded lsr
nI we'll deserved os every attention Is iaid 10 ne
i,-t o travellers Her assistant Capala hnisht f-
fs,- ssailsmln. III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

e IssAc BALDWIN has been nominated oy me
ws coassrsnce Committee Of Newark as candidate io'
Marc. .. ths, ctr-.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

e. The ANTrCArirAL PUNISHMENT MEETING
las, evening in Broadway Hall was well attended BEN
ELLIS presided. HORACE GHrrLkr spoke an hour
in opposition 10 the Gallon, I'D followed by M
SiNrsoS. who replied the arguments against Capital
Punishment presented by ARNOLD BulicN at previous
meeting. Rev. Ny DEWEY then made few re-
marks favor the Abolition OF the Death Penalty
which the mvens adjourned 50 NEE, again a; the call Of
IN, Executive Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
oerFsspoadeaee Of C Livias;;sa No 10 w.ll.tr.s..

"a weather continues r-ark1biy cold and urplesaut
with Almost daily showers Of and fen The haror is
get ned with 5r- h-e Pros>c; Of clearing of
o-h he wird mach Of 20 the Canada
hors Of III; Lax Should t>r- Ea.teriy or North
.Aktey WIND oT half dsT the ha-ooE wonid at cuc- be-
eorlr n4vigab-.
The United Advertised 70 lezr- D-trsit
o Saturday ana expected ta; Sh- wl a. Pom:
Ibiao the roInt ae C.nsda side tne 10.
cay Nh-ne= Der Passengers viii t I.nd Conveyance this
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

f15- The sudden death of Mrs. MYRY WILLS,
wife of n. 2. Willis, on Tuesday night, at the age OF
90, has sent pang to many heart Mrs. w II Is
well known, was an English lady Igrl, we should
say if the world were not so full of foolsl until her
marriage and has rather Stunned society since she
came with her husband to share his fortunes his
native land but she was deeply beloved by all who
knew her. Her disease, we understand, was typhus
fever She leaves daughter some four or five years
OF age. The Commercial gays;
"Mr. Willis married In England; and oftcn, when we
have him walking In Broadway with his llfes COM
and cheered her in her severance from country
and kindrednever without hopeful wish that long life
happiness might I've the equivalent for all she had
given up Youth and beauty knew 10 be portion of
the dover she had brought her husband and we had
heard that they accompanied In rich measure by the
crgccs of mind and heart Ii is heavy blow under which
Mr.. Willis is called upon 10 exercise his forti;ude
The Erpross has the following tribute;
Mrs willis died. after but few days Illness the
As,or House, last evening. AT bali past ten o'clock She
was the daughter Of Mr. the Governor OF the Royal
Arsenal Woolwich, England (who died some three
years uce where, during of his European tours she
formed the acquaintance OF her gifted husband who. after
their marriage returned with her America where "a
large portion the time IL city, they have ever
sncc resided. II good fortune 10 number Mrs.
Willis amons acquaintance, aud we could bear cheer
tribute many cNceencoS OF character her sweet
OF temper her genieness intellectual superiority aud
genuine goodness.
The remains OF Mrs. Willis were yesterday taken
TO Boston, TO be land beside those of Mr.. Willis's
mother in the cemetery at Mount Auburn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

-. The Baltim1rs -Nethodist Confsrcnce ad-
;ea ,.as d. on Trest4y Il VII hold il =ext meeting
!. Baltimore. March II, ls45. F1dAy, Sept ',was ses
,,s,. Il F.st Dav
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
ro.nnr,s Onts,dr

First PageA Biographical Sketch OF HcSel. translated
nom La Revue Indepcndanie
Last Pdse-Augels Visits, Poem by Augustus snoS-
Srs, Sales Of Stocks yeseraay Shppns Inlelissnee.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

Frgg X FAEvv1tLE, VA-We learn from the
Richmond whic ha; on :hc goth fire broke out IN
Favie which destroyed the Tobacco Factories OF Geo
W Daniel Mrs Huntington AID the large Tobacco factc-
y krcrr IS S;cca-S Fac;.rv.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

WATER CuRE AND DKrGs,-Dr. SHEw Is 10 give
lecture on Saturday evening at Clinton Hall. al
legged Dangers OF Water Cure with the dan
se-s Of the common Drug Treatment The Doctor having
passed thoroughly through the routine study the schools
and eSins regularly dploma;ized VIII speak strong truths
concerning @one,;ing. esiornel sc. Too much cannot
be said o.! these topics G0 and hear him.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
: unn. enich Cm.hlmg,, Trenty WIN

f,b,nn-bi> c.lebr,rrd rreaty of hall 80 meeh
r,iel Importance 10 the Of the United s'a'e' a.
the arrangements hich have been made for constant 'Pp'
of ix<sy C,,t>x.r Sg.yrv, CSsAM Had Il ben known
i; ,acest ,itnes bearls would never have been NoFn a
Phidias and A,ess would have sent down ''e o'H
,,b smooth we!lpolishsd chns Mes'S. Sand'
O. esie..s the world to produce any composition winch
..,.-, n, r-ecss, OF shaving rsrftct luSnry Ih'
lincs shaving AIN e,i. cuts pmples and eruionsAud
lc the razor glide the face with the 'Sh'es '
,uu,mer-eyeuus zephyr.
Prsrarei and sold by 4. Il SA>p' %C' chemists ara
Druggists 275 Broadway. eos Chmotr's' eou "'' " ~
I.,,, and = East Broadway. Price 50 cents INr liI.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

TYLgElsa DiscAGDSp.-A leter iron Washing.
ton says. The MaGisonian has been thrown
overheard by Mr.. Polk. You Will see that the
public advertisements have been withdrawn from
that paper-and hencefo,,h the Tyler organ is 10
have no Treasury psp."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27
Ne,y PnhIicntInns.

BLAckweop's MAGAZINE for March opens with
"Susplra de Profunds, being Sequel TO the Con-
essions OF an English Opium sterhens's Book OF
the Farm is the text OF article OF sixteen pages Prac
cal Agriculture Ars. PooIe's Engli'hwomAn EsyPt,
Sea;sGeds German American Romanees. British History
during the Eighteenth Cen,nry and North Specimen.
the British Cl,cs-pTyden and Pope. a.. Scott Co liz
Ful,on-s,.)
A HlsroRY or THE SOCIETY or FRlENDs; Com
piled from lis Standard Records and other Authen-
nc Sources: Ry WILLIAM r. wAGsTAFF, VI. b. Part has
been published in large and fair octave Of pages BY
Wiley & Putnam.
The LETTERS AND JOURNAL or FANNY ELssLER,
written before and after her operate campaign in the Cu
ted States including her Letters New YORK, London
Paris Havana, sc. Published by Henry G. Dagsers 80
Ann street
SIE ROLAND ASHTON: A Tale OF the Times: By
Lady CATHERINE LoNe-A Religious Novel in two
Sound volumes Just been reprinted from the English
original by K Carter IS Canal-st II Is intended,
fer 10 ;nculcate what are termed Erangecai ohe
Christian DispensatOn.
ANECDOTES OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS, Iusirat-
ing their Eccenricities OF Character; By the Au-
tho. os Evenings in Boston. &c (S2 pages lsne) has
been sentus by \. V. Blake ~ Futoa-s,.
THE B!BLE AGAINST TIE GALLows-An Essay on
Capital Punishment, by Pre>butrros-a small lSmo
hiss been published by Walker, ia Fal;ois,ree:. It
10 rs hssy notice. to he very compact :osci
hlc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

PLuMxs's DAGUERREAN GALIERY.-Mr. PLUNGE
has jast added 10 his Gallery pictures OF Mrs Polk
and other distinguished personages al Washington
He has also picture OF Potter, the New-Haven
murderer, taken before his arrest. A vis, tc ,his
Gallery must always be interesting, as we'll 10 the
citizen Is The STRANGER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-27

sy- 4 Holiaad Purchase jabilec IN which all
whe were settlers the Holland Purchase prior to
1872 are specially invited TO participate, proposed
BY the LockpOrt Democrat, and warmly seconded by the
Batavia Times. Time-next autumn; Place, Batavia.
wculdn, be w wait year and have the State Agri-
cultural Fair held along with the jubilee,