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Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Testa.
mentary upon the estate Of Jeremiah Martz
deceased, late of Orangeville, Columbia CO.,
have this day been granted TO the under
signed. All persons having claims against
the estate are requested 10 present them to
the undersigned, and those indebted TO make
T'l JACOB d. KLINE
.ss ALFRED Howell,
,it' w Executors,
orangoville, March illh is5o-et
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O. G. KAHLER,

Attorney at Law and Counsellor,
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has commenced the practice OF
where VIII he viii promptly attend to all legal bu.
siness entrusted to bis care. a-.., WI,
Office on Main S 90: dce doors south OF
Hayhurst g. Baldy'ssio
Bloomsbufg, April IS. 1s4s.
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N4tIIs a Vigorous Life,
Premature Death.

KINKELIN ON SELF PRESERVATION
l.. Only 25 Cents.
This book just published is filled with usefu
information on the infrmites and diseases of the
generative organs. 1t addresses itself alike To
youth. manhood and old age, and should be read
by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning ii
gives, will prevent years OF misery and suffering
and save annually thousands Of lives.
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their Children.
A remittance of 25 cents enclosed in letter
addressed 10 DR.. Kinkelin, N w corner of Third
and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, in
Philadelphia. will ensure book under envelops
per return of mail.
Persons at distance may address DR. X by
letter, (post paid) and be cured at home.
Packages of medicines, directions, sc. forward
ed by sending a remittance, and put up secure
from damage or curiosity. I'll
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Canvassers
and all others supplied with the above work at
very low rates. BILLY
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A House Il Lot at Private Sale.

"a THE subscribers offer to pur-
E5TSlA chasers, at private sale, house
E5a Il In and lot upon the Main Street OF
Bloomsburg, in the business
part of the town, between the two principal
hotels, and only little more than square
from the Court House. The lot fronts 66 on
Main street and extends 2143 feet back
The house is large stone dwelling, and the
property in every way offers fair chance to
any person wishing residence or business
location in the county-seat For terms in-
quire Of A. H. ELLIS.
Bloomsbury, or
CD. GEARHART
Bertciek
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Keys, Balance Wheels, Jewels, which he
offers for reasonable prices. He will also re-
pair clocks, watches, and musical and opti-
cal instruments in satisfactory manner.
His shop is in the middle room of the Ex-
change block, nearly opposite TO the Court
House. e
Boomsburp. Nov 28, 1S49.
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Beot and Shoemaking.
JACOB r. DEITTERICH

. JACOB f. DEITTERICH
Has removed his boot and shoe establish
ment, into the new frame building on Main
Street two doors above Albright s. Mengel's
store, opposite the Forks Hotel, where he in
vites his old customers and the public gener-
ally to call and give his work fair trial.
He. whl fssnish,ail articles in his line. of busi
ness neat, strong and,cheap. y "f 'gg
Bloomsburg, April 18th ls49.-iy.
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Letters of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned by the Register
Of Wills of Columbia count yapon the Es-
tate of Adam Mensch, deceased late OF
Roaringereek township, all persons, having
claims against said Estate are requested to
make the same known without delay, and
those Indebted to the Estate TO make pay
ment to ABRAHAM MENSCH, orr
PETER BITNER,
"ss. 1.- Adms
Roaringcreek, March lllh lS50.-6t
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TAILORING IN LIGHT STREET
JAMES SMITH

JAMES SMITH
Invites:.rhe attention of the fashionable in
Light Street TO his stsie of cutting garments
He makes them in the best and most tasty
manner, and. can can ensure satisfaction in
his warkmanihip.
He receives the latest fashions, and when
cutting onip is desired, the work is marked
carefully for the maker.
wAll l.inds of country produce taken in
exchage for work. '''
Light Street, FEB. IA, 1850.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

AGAIN the undersigned take pleasure in
announcing TO heir friends an the public,
that they have just received a select and
heavy assortment of choice
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
adapted 10 the season, and wants of the pco-
pie, which they offer for sale, at their old
stand at prices "cheaper than The cheapest"
Their stock comprizes full assortment of all
kinds of goods, usually kept in county stores,
and without parlicularizing each article, feel
warranted in saying that those in want oil
good goods have only TO call to satisfy their
taste aud fancy.
S:roceri,s, Quecnswnrc, Hardware, Fish,
....set salt, MOlasses. sc.
A Large ana beautiful selection Of the a.
bovc articles of superior quality, at very low
ALSO.-Hais, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, &C., OF
every variety, sort, size and price.
II Cash paid for grain always.
.yi-gc- VIM. McKELyY g. Co.
Bloomsburg, April 10, 1850.
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CASSiMERES,
Take Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 the subscribers
for six months or mote, are earnestly reques.
ted TO call and settle the same by the last Of
this month, without fail.
+y# H. C. g. ]. W.HARTMAN
Bloomsburg, march 12,lS50;
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H. w. Brown,
FASHIONABLETAILOR.

Observation-Disclosures,
Has just receivedthe Spring g. Summer FASH
ions, which he will use in cutting all gar
ments entrusted 10 his care for making.
Bloomsburg, Feb. 90, 1850.
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GREAT AERfVAL!
NEW SPRING And SUMMER GOODS
sloan an Nj @ n d e n b III.

HAS Just received fresh assortment Of
Spring ard Summer Dry Goods, of every va
riety which they are now ready TO exhibit 10
al those who may favor us with call, as
we will sell on fair and accommodating
terms. Their stock consists of every variety
of Dry Goods.
CLOTHS CASSlMERES, &c.
Linen and Gotten fabrics and Summer
wear of all kinds, Calicoes. Chnts, Ging-
hams, Lawns, and Muslins, bleached and
un5leached.
Palm-leaf and other Hats.
Queens.ware and Hard. ware of all kieds.
GROCERlES.-Fresna and new aud very
fino assortment, as cheap as the cheapest.
FISH, SALT, & PLASTER.
P.S. Country produce and lumber, al
ways taken in Exchange for Merchandise,
at the Brick Store directly opposite the Court
House.
.... A. J. SLOAN.
s.a. T.. .MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbrrg, April 10, 1880.
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JOSEPH HoGLAND.
OPINION OF PHYSICIANS.

The following card of three respectable 'phys;-
clans sets forth the virtues of br. Pearson Pu.-
moIic Expecturant
Having made use of DR.. Pearson's PuLmoxIc
EiPEcToRANT, we feel it a duty to recommend it
as safe and effectual eu-e of the VARIOUS diseas
es for which il is intended. We are acquainted
with many persons who have been cured of cough
hropchtis pain in the breast and side, splitting of
blood, palpitation of the heart, and incipient con-
sumption, cy its use. and many of them after all
al, Ner means bad failed.
A. PEARSNN, ". d.. u. =. Navy.
V. .s.EEDOM. NJ. D. Chsmplain Co., o.
w Il. GA DWALEADER, D., U. S.N
Patients MAJ col sui, 8. a. Pearson, M. D.,
h;s osr;cs 'S Nm ' io. No..h Fourth Street, abo,
Race @N,
For sale in BIoomsbu," by William Robson,
Merchant, and also at PittstoI Fe'ry' hy Or. A.
Curtis, Druggist
agents in Columbia county.
. VIM. Robson, Bloomabprg,
Peter Ent, Light Street,
John Schmick, Ca!tawissa,
MIG. Shoemaker, Buckhom,
E. Lazarus, Orangeville.
10.
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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,

NO. 95 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHIL
y ADELPHiA, PA.
This house is kept by D. BLAIR, and is one
of the best in the city. Merchants and 9th
ers visiting. Philadelphia isould do well TO
give him d all
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Bloomsburg
for quarter ending March 81, 1860. f
Culp Samuel Murray w A 3
Coplin Ira M'Cauly John
Cook James Measle Walle
Deibler Joseph Nine John
Davis VIM Richard Ann
Fuller A. . Rice Daniel
Fisher Jacob Slater Sidney
Geier Christian Thomas John
Galavin John Williams George
Jones John
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
J. M. CHAMBERLIN, P M
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n WONDERFUL CURE.
Hunterdon County, n.

iiuHtoiuuH Couuty. ~. y,
DR.. s. A. Pearson, Dear Sir--About a ycer a
go became severely afflicted with q pain in my
brcat and side, an extremely bad cough, splitting Of
blood, debility, night sweats, and other symptoms
of confirmed consumption. became so much re-
duced that ! was unable to attend to my ordinary
business. made application to ply yscian, who
examined my chest, and gave il as his decided O.
pinion that my lungs were seriously affected.
then applied to another who was of the same o.
pinIon, and after having prescribed advised me TO
return 10 my friends.
Previous to this had for long time been ls-
boring under oil the symptoms usually found with
persons laboring under disease of ihe lurgs, and
it was thought hy all who Knew me that | was fast
wearing away with decay.
At the time applied 10 the ply sicians was
labOring under severe attack of splitting blood
with palm in my breast and side Their prescrip.
tiohs failed TO relieve the pan and all their skill
could mt arrest the discharge of blood from my
lungs. This being my condition., wis induced
10 make trial of your valuable Pulmonic Expcc-
torant oy the use or which vas Immediately re-
lieved of all those unpleasant symptoms, and am
now far restored TO health, that am able to
attend to all my ordinary business, and expose
myself much as il is prudent for any one to do.
| would therefore confidently recommend every
person who is laboring under disease of the lungs
and breast, OF who are afflicted with colds or with
coughs, to make trial Of your most valuable prep
aration' | would further add that after having
made use of your Expcctorant for a few weeks,
becamd so fesy that persons with whom ! was
acquainted hardly knew me. still remain in good
health at this time, March, 1916.
Yours truiv
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Daguerian Gallery.

MIR, MERRY would respectfully inform
the public that he has taken Rooms over the
Drug Store of Mr.. LUTz, where he is pre-.
pared 10 take
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CHARLES R. BUCKALEW,
ATTORNEY At LAW.

BLOOMSBURY, COL. CO., Pa.
OrFIoE-Two, doors beiow the Court House,
North side Of Main Street.
Nov. 8, l849. -r....., ,ss
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DAGUERREOTYPE
L TX e. N E s S E S ,

N EN-. ~ Il
In the latest Boston style, with or without
colors, well put up in the best qualify OF
NJ rocco cases, and warranted not 10 fade or
change by age. :,
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call
and examine specimens.
Children who are old enough TO keep still
or 5 seconds, can be taken as well as older
persons.
ly- Call soon or you will be too late, and
remember that he taxes as good pictures i'll
clear, as in cloudy weather.
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= Hats and Cans, of

DURABLE MIKE AND IMPROVED
STYLE, which he offers for cash sales very
cheap, ai,his old stand, on Main Street, Sec
ond door South of the ourt house.
ET He continues 10 manufacture Hats to
order as usual
THOMAS WILLIS.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 10, ls49.
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Dr. pedTSOnsS
PuImOnic ExDectOrant.

Is The most certain and efeetuaI,smfdy kao,n
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumption SIN
fuensa, hoarseness splitting Of Blood, difficulty
of breathing, Bronchitis, pain IN the breast and.
side, paipitatioh of the heart, whooping cough,
asthma, ero,p, and oil diseases Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
The proprietor Of THE Pulmonic Expcctorant.
having graduated as physician, and followed the
practice of his profession for several years can,
therefore give TO those persons who rtqniro such
medicines that assurance which cannot be expect
ed Ware acompound lsoniY concoctcd. from an
an;iquaIed recipe, taken from The leaf of an old
almlhac or some similar source.
ReparcJ Ivy s. A. Pearson, NJ ID Np.lo6
North Fourth Street. Philadelphia. price $ per
bottle, or sis bottles for S5.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
rs. A. Pcatson Dear Sir For the benefit
Of others, would inform you that have been
sng your Pumonic Expectorant for cough
yea pain in my breast and side, the effects of
relry heavy cold find that il has given me great
haief ] consider ii an invalnabls medicine.
cidvo also used il in my family with the most de-.
uaed beneit--r cures colds in the least possible
time that medicine coslj cure them. II its w.
tues were generally known. it would save thous.
ands from an untimely grave. You sEouldsparc
no pains nor ex lense to have il brought into use
throughout the country.
ynurs Gr WM M CANE
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is he,sby given that we will refuse to pay
the notes OF hand against us, now in the
possession of Samuel Yetter and Alexander
Mears, as we have never received value for
them; and hereby caution all persons a
gainst buying them.
-. JAMES YETTER,
"a i,r,,r HIRAM THOMAS.
Caitawissa, April 18th i850-3t.
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For Good Watches.

Henry Zuppinger returns
his thanks for past patro-
mage, and invites the pub
lie to examine his new
assortment of
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
Trimmings, Glasses, and
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READ THE FOLLOWINC |:
ours, &c. WIN. NJ. CADE,
No. 2l2 Cherry st.
a LADY SAVED.

DR.. S. A. Pearson Dear Sir-Abouta wear n.
go was attacked with severe inflammation Of ,h,,
Lungs, which threatened evcryx symptom 81
speedy Consumption. called upon one OF the
mos: eminent physicians of Philadelphia, who pio-
nounced Inc incurablc. My husband then procu.
red for me six bottles of your PuImonic Expec
toranI, whi'h had heard highly recommended
and before had taken the last OF the sixth bottle
my lungs were well, my cough aud other sy,np.
toms of Consumption entirely cured. ON now
enjoying fine health aud becoming quite fleshy.
ELIZABETH CLINE,
Jay ST., betwet Coates & Wallace
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HATS AND CAPS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he has just re-
ceived from the city, a large and select as
sortment of -','
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Roaringcreek, March lllh ls50.-et
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orangoville, March illh ls5o.-et
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THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS
because they are safer, better and msss efficac
Gus than any others, and because the public will
take no others if.they can obtain them. a Z
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Administrators Notice.

Briarcreek, April 9TH, 1850.
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p. q Salem, NJ, May 10, 1s47.
Dr. s. A. Pearson, Sl-Having tried your
'Embrocation' for horses, have found il the best
remedy that have ever or tried for The cures
that il is recommend ed to perform. 1t cures gals
with the least possible delay that il could he done
would cheeIfnlIy recommend il to all stabekee-
peers and owners of horses.
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Eighty Important from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CRESC ENT CITY.
ANOTHER TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION
IN san FRANCISCO.


The Crescent City arrived at Chagres in nine
days via Kingston, Jamaica, from New York,
and left Chagres on Saturday, 18th Of July, at IL
clock, M, and arrived at her dock in Kingston,
at clock, p. M, on the 18th, ifty-two hours
from Chagres, and left Kingston on the morning
Of the 10Th inst, at o'clock, a. M, arrived at
New York July %, at o'clock, from Kingston,
days and Z hours. gg
The Crescent City brings $500, 900 in gold dust
in the hands Of the passengers. ~
The steamer Columbus arrived at Panama on
the 9Th inst, having left San Francisco on the
18th of June. She brought $50 passengers, and
$50 900 in gold dust, on freight, and the mails.
During the three days preceding the departure
Of the Columbus, l,553 passengers arrived at San
Francisco.
The Sl3O,OOO in gold dust, brought on freight,
by the Columbus, was detained at Chagres to
wait the arrival of the steamer Cherokee.
A destructive fire occurred at San Francisco on
the 14th Of June. Over 300 buildings destroyed.
Loss estimated at $5,0O0,000.
The steamer West Point arrived at Panama on
the 4th Of July, and will leave on the 18th for San
Francisco.
The Crescent City brings from Kingston, ia
maica, II bbls. and half Dbl. ginger and pipes,
AZ, 800 in specie, c. Durand; $4,000 do. do. Good
luce & Co., New York; $500 do. do, II. D. Brook.
man, New York $4,000 do. do, Churchman
Roberts a. Co 81, $50 do. do, Buckhead & Pease
Baltimore. Total, $8,450.
By Gregory's Express, per the steamer Ores
cent City, we are in possession of files Of San
Francisco papers to the 18th, ult., and hasten To
lay before our readers the following. -.Nsp York
Herald. s,4... @g4.,, n. s..es
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:
ers, married subsequent TO the discharge OF their
husbands from the service. D. ~
Mr.. Il. having made few remarks in support
Of this suggestion,
Mr. JONES replied, and then moving the pre-
vious question on the passage of the BILL il was
econded by the House; and under its operation
the said Joint resolutions were passed
The SPEAKER then laid before the House
letter from their clerk relative to the preparation Of
the alphabetcalist of all those who had presented
claims to the Congress Of the United States, the
nature of their claims, what disposition had been
made of them, &c, &c.
On motion Of Mr. DANIEL, this paper was
referred to the Committee on Claims.
On motion Of Mr.. MORSE, the House recon-
sidered the vote by which it had recently passed
the bill to create a new Judicial district IN Lou
isiana
Onmotion of Mr.. M, the said bill was amended
by the insertion of the name Of a parish pf the
State improperly printed; and then the sad Dill
Mr.TfIOMPSON, of Pennsylvania, by leave,
repor,ed back from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, bill to provide for holding United States
District Courts in case of the sickness or other
disability Of United States Judges: read the third
time and passed. 4a t9
Mr.. SAVAGE moved the reconsideration OF
the vote of the day before, referring to the Com
mttee on Foreign Affairs, the Executive message
replying to that gentleman q resolution Of inquiry
concerning the proceedings of Great Britain with
reference to Fejee Islands.
Mr.. s. then addressed the House for three
quarers Of an honr against the foreign power of
the TAYLOR administration, and afterwards with
drawing the motion to reconsider, E8
| On motion, the House adjourned.
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u :. -.
men have yentured to proclaim, shall join with
abolitonsts and consolidatonists 70 subject US to
the dominion of the free States--shall South Caro-
lima submit' No--no--my friends !. Smaller
States have before us struggled successfully for
their Independence and freedom against far greater
odds; and If it must be, we can make one brave,
long, last, desperate struggle for our rights and
honor, ere the black pail of tyranny is stretched
over the bier of our dead liberties. To meet death
little sooner or little later, can be of conse-
quence to very few of US; whilst duty performed,
may remain in its effect TO many generations, and
a fair fame live forever. Looking to that undying
reputation which has ever followed every people
who have dared all to preserve their liberties, and
have conquered perishe nobly IN their defence,
instead Of shrinking, we might pant for the trial
which shall isolate South Carolina in this great
controversy. But we wish no isolation. We de-
sire peace--we desire liberty-that peace and lib
erty which the Constitution was intended TO
secure, but which has been basely wrested from
us by sectional fanaticism, avarice and ambition.
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ed this session, and so vindictively and iercely
advanced on Monday last, that State Sovereignty
must succumb to Federal---that resistance to
unconstitutional aggression was treason---and
that Kentucky, at his call, should coerce Carolina
to obedience, should she in the assertion of her
sovereignty rebel!
Ii therefore, Mr.. Clay has cut off all commu-
Mon between himself and his former friends at
the South, it is by his own act, not theirs-they
were true to hin'as long as they could possibly,
even by selfdelusion, deem him true to Southern
interests, Southern honor, and Southern rights
as they understand them. When the convic
ton was unwillingly forced upon them, they
would have proved false and recreant had they
still chung to him. The division has been Of
fected-the alienation has been rendered final
and complete by his last public act-and SOLITARY
and alone in his positionas once stood THOMAS
BENTON, the Expunger in the Senate, henceforth
must stand HENRY Clay the Free-Soiler in the
South, unless men can be found even willing to
turn idolaters, and worshipa name.
The following is his Free-Soil letter, address,
ed to the Free-Soil Convention at Cleveland
ASHLAND, June l6, IS49.
Gentlemen l received your official letter, in be-
half Of the freemen of the Reserve, inviting me
to unite with them, at Cleveland, in celebrating
the anniversary Of the passage of the ordinance
of 1857, on the 18th Of July next. ] concur en-.
tirely in opinion as to the wisdom OF the grea
measure, and am glad that it has secured to III,
States, on 'chich q operates, an exemption from tn
evils ofslarery. But the event Of the passage O
the ordinance has never, within nv knowledge
been celebrated in any one of the sixty-one year.
which have since interviewed. II is proposed fol
the first time to commemorate it. tits impossible
to disguise the conviction that this purpose orgi
mates out Of the question now unfortunately agi
tatng the whole Union, Of the introduction oil
slavery into New Mexico and California. Wills
no can be opposed than am to the extension
Of Slavery into those territories, either BY the
fhorify Of Congress, or by individual enterprise,
should be unwilling to do anything to increase
the prevailing excitement. hope that the ques
ton will be met in spirit Of calmness and candor
and finally to be settled in manner to add strength
and stability, instead Of adding any danger, t.
the existence of the Union In all our difference
of opinion, we should never cease to remembe
that we are feow-citizens Of one common ant
| glorious country, nor to exercise natural an,
friendly forbearance.
But, gentlemen, waving all other consdera
tons, indispensable engagements will prevent m.
attendance on the occasion to which you hav
done me the honor to invite me.
With great respect, | am
Your friend and obedient servant,
III. CLAY.
Messrs. E. PERKINS and PREscoTT MAY,
Secretaries, &c.