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The New York herald., 1850-07-29
I,AYIoR ANp pE RAurRE. FORWARDING All
mIscsLLANEoUs.

METaLs PoIsoNs. FLY PAPER AND DtsTNrECT-
Nt ina Liquid Pia,ra Palladium, nickel Cad mun Sc
thsmica Whale o SOAP sd Snirhae ~ Ammanaf soaps
Transrarcnt washtals nyrtie. Niiitsry and Heney
LIND fair Cisss search. pcish Ac Ec &6
Ter sale ty DR.. LEWIS TEuCHrWASGFR,
~ saifen lane.
II DARDONvILLE's MANUFACTORY 90 FRENCH
lie Mechanical fsarCfl Lamps and other styiea
TIE largest stock IN the rnitsf States ths gratrft vaty
ani largest supply for steamers and vesss keers alse
eonfanty hand treat quantity % French Globes Ch
rsys Wioks War Tapera shafes kc kc Besi sr~rm md
French OIL forwarded soid ~ Wholesale aaa RETAIL
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II OST-ON THURSDAY, 25th INST. A PURSE With
L. ley. he finder will be suitably
warded by leaving IL at ia Exchange Plaee.
.osT-A GOLD SNUFF BOX, BETWEEN SECOND
IL avenue ard Broadway in Broadway. The owners
Us engraved In the inside liberal reward will he
given to the finder. Apply ~ lH Second avenue
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Our ,sGENCE BY THE MAILS.
~arresI,o,denee.

Hc,o neri-TRe Scanning ~ ps
state e( Thmgs- The Dspii 10 Pay d. 60.
Hot
What expressive face is that OF Harry Clay? We
have only to watch IL, 10 know exactly the symptoms
Of the Comp romise few days ago the eountenance
OF the sage OF Ashland radiant with smiles and
there air Of easy eonhdence and gracious al-
bily about kim TOO, significant 10 be misunderstood,
The proposition for the commissioners to settle the
Texas boundary, was hit paipable hit il secured
two OF three doubtful votes, of such could not
agree to allow ten millions 70 Texas for the disputed
territory. The prospect was inviting and auspcious
Of getting the vote, before Massachusetts and Ohio
could nil the vacancies Of Webster aud COrwin.
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vuANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH
w $500 FOR business established The las. three years
paying per cent he take full charge Of
sale Of goods manufactures the city, Ad-
dress A. n. at this efhes, references eHchanged
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Police Intelligence.

The Siobbing Case in Spruce Secf-James MoIIatten
the man stabbed by Patrick Katsn on Saturday pirht
last porter house In Spruce street lies in the Hos
pita, In dangerous condition. We underssaa nd that
last evening he was insensibe and unable to speak
and Is believed he cannot survive the injury re-
oeiyed. The testimony OF John McCabe was taken
yesterday, by Justice bothrop who, Il appears was
pressBt In the porter house when McfIatten was
stabbed by katen lie rays that, during the dispute
and Ycollison between Barry and MsIIstten. he saw
haten inlet The injury with knife and then make
his escape. katen and Barry now both In prison
awaiting the result 10 the jured man.
Arrest 81 Young BlTgidrs.-four boys called John
leach, Henry Gillen, Allen Norman, and Joseph
frankn boys OF about fourteen years Of age we're ar.
rested On Sunday night by the police on charge of
breaking into the Office OF Walton Little osrner OF
Jefferson and Water streets and stealing therefron
various articles The young rogues were all commit.
ted by Justice Mountfort to Frison, for trial.
Sieoiing Ttro TTunks.-An old suspicion. character
called Charles Neal was detected sunday stealing
trunks containing cl.thing valued at ser twenty
dollars, the property Of Miss Kate Horn the actress
reading at No Walker street The property was re-
covered, and the rogue committed to prison for trial
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The PRosrrcTs IN CoNoRESs.-rhe National
TnfeLigencer of yesterday says-WIilh the com.
mencement ef the present week u may be expected
that the two houses will Get seriously TO work.
The Annual Report of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury-a document always looked for with interest,
but IL seems 70 us with more than usual az this
session-vil probably be transmitted this day to
both Houses; the members OF which will thea
have before them all the suggestions OF general
nature from the Executive Department of
the government which are to be calcu-
lated upon at the present term OF Congress.
Ii is a subject upon which, surely, we have right
10 fehcitaie our readers. that the apprehensms Of
the patriotic classes Of our fellow citizens that the
present session Of Congress would be spent N the
same unheppy conflicts as was by Tar the Rraier
part Of the late long session, are az yet not szed
and, we trust, are not likely TO be. A firemand
was, indeed, cast into the House Of Representa-
tives, early in the last week, apparently with the
hope of kindlina flame in that House. and reuving
the topic Of last years dscord: but found IN that
body no element 10 feed upon--eNcied there no
sensation but disgust-end was most summarily
dlsposed Of We do not believe there is any or
qanized purpose. in any part Of the House or " the
Senate TO re- enact the scenes Of the last session;
and we indulge hopeful trust that the results Of
the present session will he such as will confirm the
public peace, promote the public welfare, and re-
dound TO the honor Of the Union.
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nIoycments OF DIstIngul.hc,l Pcoplc

y. NJ. Gregory, Connecticut; George Braer, Pitts
hugh; w. I. Coyingtou, Princetoni j. Gipps Albany,
have arrived at the Astor House.
Mr. Coles and family, Glen Cove, Long Island; Mr..
Carr ssndwieh Islands; Mr.. Section England; y. p.
Dsrke Rhode Island, are among the arrivals at tas
Unior Place Hotel
Michel. Washington; DR.. Smith, u. :. " Hon J. =.
wilisms. Washington; Gen. Tyson Howard, Maryland;
have arrived at the American Hotel.
r. smith Missouri; j. Osker, .. s.A; J. Van Rense-
Issr Albany: j. Van Dee. Lewiston; George Paige, "
A.; Jane. Dewer. London. we're among the arrivals
yesterday, at the Irving House.
MoSpAv Dec 1e-The following table OF the weather,
to day trmtted TO copy from the Astor House
tsisgrsphic comm unicatons Stamford, 81 A. NJ
Cloudy, mild. may snow. Bridgeport-Cioudy, mode
tate New IIAven-rine. pleasant morning Norwich -
Not so cold looks like suow. Providence Their
morn.t,r 81 deg. Boston-olsuoy rather warm, looks
10 rain
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DOUBLE SHEET.
New York, Tuesday, December II, 1850.
The Treasury Report.

We have not yet received the report Of the Sec.
retaIy of the Treasury, for which We, and thou
sands of Others have been looking SO anxiously
since the meeting of Congress. 1t is an extremely
interesting document. It was presented to Con-
eress yesterday. Owing TO some unknown cause,
il hes failed 10 reach us.
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This unrvaled curative Or coughs Colds Asthma Inau
So hsve tried snd fosnd IL to be al that the
nuiseuer claims fer IL y e most agreeable eonsson
aud est medy for the disease that as the
throat and chest IL combines all the virtues God Liver
OF, but entirely free from lie repusve In All the
essee IN phich We have Known the candy TO bsrt has
been tuecessfu and We chaeruliy fecommens ~ Win
esntlon asanst counter cts Inquire ier BIZ sa,N
wholesale ana retsil BY D. sasds gsue Assnts 100
1utcnartet; Thomas MAXWELL rs With.n street. hstor
and lrvins House Drug Stores, and ls3 Broadway
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MONDAY, Dec. l6-o Il. n.
The stock market opened heavy, this morning and
all the leading fancies fell of fraction At the rst
board Farmers Loan declined q per cent Harlem,
u; stonington, u; Norwich and Worcester, N Erie
Railroad, /; Reading Railroad, q; Canton Company,
a. There not much activity among eperat ors,
and there indications of further fall.
Most Of the business transacted to day for cash..
decline of five per cent during the next thirty days
would be The best thing that could happen. II woald
give wider margin for the spring rise, and give
greater spread to speculation. Operators are
anxiously waiting the arrival of the next steamer
from Liverpool, as her will be highly important
and, perhaps, enable to form a pretty correct
opinion relative to the result of the political
ments going in Europe. There sellers OF
stocks who are doubt. under the impression that
a general in Europe is inevitable, and wish to
place themselves in a safe position A few days viii
determine the question ut issue. The Africa will be
due on Sunday, with week later intelligence We
upon the Of very great change in the stock
market. Within the next ninety days, there will be-
an advance Of ten fifteen, and twenty per cent, Or
there will be as great depreciation.
The receipts the office Of Assistant Treasurer
OF this port, to day amounted to s4oI4l "a; pay
ments, SI3s,e0s 25-balance, So 410,955 So.
There has been active demand for foreign ex-
change for remittance by the packet on Wednesday,.
Drawers firm, at quotations, and the steamer
will take out large amount of specie. We quote
London, l04 a1ok per cent premium; Paris f l2,S
a 10; Hamburg, 36if 351f; Amsterdam ~. a
Az Bremen, 792 80
In accordance with the provisions of an act Of the
Legislature, the several railroad companies Of this
State have made their reports to the State Engineer
and Surveyor General up to the Both of September,
1850 We the report Of the Hudson River Rail.
road Company
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ron wish Cater Boots Quilttd Boots sd shoes rvc Bul
hive kc FOR rrcnepadsif you wish White Linen Caters
White Satin and lid slippers, for sails and rafticg or
1nds Rubber Roots and sloes fer stormy weather; In fact
any article the Root and shoe lire fer ladies, os ana
y" ''A' '' T. r. siLEsRs. ne Canal str,et
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court CaIendar-ThIs Day.

srrrra,E Cousr- GssERAL Trsu-NOe. ~, "a, rs, 20,
e., e 30. 81. 81 s5, 35, Q, SO, 81, %
UrirEp sr.rrs DisrRrcr CouRr-Nos . H. IL, is
10. 90 e "a, 2s, 20 - -
CoN-oN PLEss.-Noa al. $50, Iss, 30 1p1 TR 1913
1875 100 ,g7 ,gS 500. s02 se5 T63.
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The Git Book OF the Repub,,c. ro,o,

Nov and Forcver1ne Gallery Iiustrous Amer
ready 20 deliver L. the perfect nation gft hc.I
published. Item braces the rsrras and Iva 81 the
follow nE eminent
zachary tIlor. J. JAudubon,
John " calhoun. WIN. II. Prescott
Daniel webster, Winfield Scott
sllts Wright, killsrd Fillmore.
Henry Gay, Nm- Y Channiax,
J. &. Fremont, Lewis Cnss
This work IL printed imperial rsper, ana
while universally pronounce IL superior 70 any
other American publication, the Europeaa acord
20 10 tie sane surtrorty similar witch have
arpearsd On the other eide Of the Atlantic TIE work
furnished, bound in the best the
Cloth. silt SIS cloth, full gilt extra, s7 SCI Imperial mo-
teceo SD FULL TURKEY morocco, rilt SIS. only limit
ed number OF copies published those IT, should
order u AZ once by nail with the money snolosed IL
viii be sent safely, BY express to Of the country
Terms Invariably esh For sale AZ all the pruc book
SELLER, and BY BRADY, D'ANICNoNS LNsrER,
Publishers and Proprietors, 2B5 Broadway, New York
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ruedy for dyspers indigestion NC. These bitra rive
universal sstac,ion The great eDand for this arels
sumcent rroof Of ite virtue would advise all aye-
reles " give u trial. csld for atty peT bottle At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

rimplos Eruptops snd sn SKIN diseases are IL 10 we'll
Known, positively oured BY using Goursud 1aan Medcs
d sosp The Poudrs Subtitle esdiostes hair any part
the body. Lquid Rouge for rals lips and cheeks Lis
White for rough fhsd, suggFh onplexlons at waller
street fret store L2h broadway. Calender South Thiti
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70 fore. the hair to grow, prevent q. falling 81 an.
turning and meking sH, vry hair soft, flky
glossy Trial bottles IS cents essh. uoursuds LIQUID Hail
ehauFe red or sray hair 70 beautfu baok brown
In few minutes Found only t67 walker store
frem Brosdvkyt Bates Jordan, 132 Wssninsloa street
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Barr Dye eriyb secur,d the nsnufaoory. wall
street The puhic shculd epa-s srsnst limitations. See
vsyious Diplomas personf whose hair hiss sssumsd
bed eelor iron the ufs 81 the utaten aycs can have
Wueettt W calling 81 ttore. Ccpy he tadgae.
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to the North, TO Europe, to be woven into goods
for Southern II might, erhaps, prove as pro-
fitable as expanding it in preparations for war
fare against their neighbors, who could not be
kicked into fight with them.
We regret TO say that a steamboat explosion. ac-
companied by deplorable loss of life, recently &C.
cured on the Mississippi. The melancholy de-
tails will be found under our telegraphic head.
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Th. q Alrlne, Gnlter poot..--A NOW Ar,l.

Gle for the ladies beraR in appearance healthy aud oom-
portable 70 the feet and made in the most fauss
they esnnot fail 70 become univcrsay popular Csntrp
n raf - -
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Rev BENJAMIN WCferd, fer nearly half a century a
mnster Of the Methodist Epscopal Church, died ~
~ artanburg on the "a int. lie left the grester
part hts isrgerortune toward the endowment Of q
college 1T spsrtanbufg to be under the direction of
the south Carolina sonierenee ofthe Methodist Church,
Fcutt
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Total construction. so Geo 6sI as
This road Is in operation from New York to poush-
keepse distance rs miles, which is little n ore than
half the distance to Albany Since January last 20
miles Of double track has been laid extending from
New York to Peekskiil Foar new passenger houses
have been erected and increased wood and water ao
connedaten' provided in view Of the increased busi-
ne" OF the road Waterman Is stationed at every
curve and eress read whose duty 1t Is to be at his post
whenever train passes or IL due, aud to make the
prescribed signals to the eng.er indicating the state
1.-THE track. Each watohmsn S,oseiy inspects his
portion Of the track before the passage Of each train
and In case Of danger gives warning to the train i'm
time to prevent injury
The receipts, expenditures, aud operations Of tho
Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company, for the
ytas endisg Sept. 3oth 1860 we're Is annexed -
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TnE WHITE noUsE--ITs CoNDI-
TION.

Fn.irirut Fillmore, by the advice orhis
phNsiriln, has taken apartments for the niaht
ln irurgclnwu.iu consequence Of The unbeal-
Tbs condition uf lhr White House. OF ia
unIiotliluncss there can be- 40 uuestion. IL
ia believed tlat almost every inmntc Of prrs-
dent lAlrr aud fnraident Polk fimilics, " hite
-'r'r't 'TiHv-t wrrr' FIrk thrrU; aHd thaV lied
'onrral Harrison and General TAYLOR, wha
rnicrrd o. walls we'll; while from there. with
The rrc,ls'oi di''asc lurking in III. frame. went
lrc,idrni folk,to die short time aiicrwar,ls.
ma lh'rr i"o, died the irst Ali~ Tyler, The
,'llars'"i the White House are exceedingly
damp NJ all times and from The basement sto.
~ chilling atmosphere strikes one, whcnry.
cr the hn'cmout doors are opened One feels
ai once that -nch air II unWhoc-omc. Add
"l 10 lids, the halhria from the Potomac.
without an intervening object "a break ~
elect como. up full upon the south ri,n nf
the White House, in AL its unalalcdnnhrok
cn power. The Long Bridge ~ IL is called,
over The Potomac actually dikc- up the wa
Ter, and makes The river Ia X Ikea huge mill
lam, while the grccnnrss Of The sluggish WA
irr~ un ~ borders demonstrates 10 every uno
what must bc the condition Of ils atmosphere
There should be- LIGHT bridge acrns. the Po-
iomnc--n high, nr'hcd, aud caparous bridge
SO ~ 10 Ict the waters take their natural
'nrcnt uHimpc'lcd; and the cellars and tho
'1s"n"Rt At thc White House should be- drain
'd, Nc6tilaicd, and made thoroughly dry
baltimore iHieTicdH, .IUg. 2d
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services Worth indignant ~ the proceed
ing was describing the part which scott took
IN the battle Of Niagara.
lle sad that scolrs Brigade was ad,anrinp.
towards evening, under cover uf a wood.
from which they were Ia dcploy in the opcn
field. scott had already bad one horse sho,
under him, and a. tho column wa. dcploying.
biz scronl horse en-, aud hc brcamc cni,ng
lrd under H. The column wa,err and
Worth ilrn hia Youngest aid rushed io hi.
assistance, dismount,d aud rendered Li.
h"rHr T7yiUF' firncrt, can sou mount IiE
column ialtors for lcndorY' Sron nnmcdi.
atoly mounted and riding a. The head or tho
cnllllii cried nli- Adis,es- -ls.....
oar ow0'f' aud Worth followed Scott ~ MI.
aid ou foot. At this moment q discharge of
grapc from q single cannon pro.tralcd Scott.
ihe horse which he rode, slI4a tig nd Worth,
Scott and Worth wcrr immcdialcI, carried
=" lht fcnT Nrrti seriously, and Worth a. II
av'npposcd morlally wounded Attention
w0' of course fr,t paid a. the commanding
officer Ancr SOME time drrb pro,n wa,
heard apparently from The adjoining tent.
rud Nroit, with that frgciH,ln,-- ,f h,ot-,.it
which distingni-hr, him on such orra.ions
begged the surgeon 10 rpnir 10 thc quarter
whence me sound proceeded, and attend. a.
he said, "a poor Worth who must be- d,inp,
Instead "f his, q. Worth concluded. ,tict
cry Of agony proceeded from hi, faithful Il,
ing charger, wbohad managed to drag him
scltupon three leas 10 the edge of IA, teai.
whcrc he had laid himself down Ia die
Pau1ng i"r momcnt while there was hard /
~ a.dr cyc in the company, be- added Il beg
Your pardon gentlemen, ! dnd that in de- /
tending Gen. Scott have hcrn Incidentally I
led To describe my own services I Il. not
think anyhody ever hcarl him, upon any o..
ca.ion, describe h. own sharc0f an action in |
which be- had taken part.
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INTERESTING sKErCH or CESER-
Al WORTH.


biographical sketch than tho lollowng.which
wc extract from the Grafton delivered by John
Van huron at the funeral ceremonies in y.
York. We marked the extract for Insertion
some time since, vet il has not lost an, ct H.
interest 10y the delay.
General Worth was q native of IInd.on. in
the county of Columbia, when NJ the com.
mcnccnicnt ofthc war Of lSl2, was a clcr, in
q mercantile establishments 4 situation wa.
procured inr hlaas secretary to Gen. Lewis
from who's" military family hc passed io Cen
uhcn Coll Scoi-Erum tho n.ailienl ,i l.i-
entering the army to the day Of hi. death.
notwithstanding the various opinions that Of
iiccr. or the army are known to entertain oi'
each other, and the parIic. which thoy form.
! believe their general Judgment viii sustain
me in saying dlal ho never had q superior ia
The grade "a which be- hclongo,f
fHr ''' a'i2%9jHS JSpiSc ai ScG@ippega il 1871 - he
'jorWarl- 81 Niagara lac gained a. second hrc-
vet a. Major Attcr thc war hc wa, selected
a, the instructor in taoti,. or th, cadct. at
Wet r.,ii ff.e, al,,. i-.-' i,r,,-i,.t-
red to the Wator,lict ar.cnil, when hc hc-
came a major of ordinance. During ,hc SEM
uolr war, the slh regiment OF nautrl was
oruuilcd and the command of it given to
C,r Ny,,l, n, corJ,ct,l ,l, ,.,l;,,,,. ami
difficult task of suhduiug the Seminole iudi-
aus, with grcal-skill aud complete .urcc.-and
M fh, ,.l,,-, ,,l ,h,. Fl.,,.l, var. received the
lr,.,,t or Brie General. fer Li. .,r,ir,. in
that gaunaign. lie moved with Gcn. T,,-
Ior A. -.conI in command, from T1T71--
lL.4L. l.. -. 49,. L. l.a.L 49,,
ONT of the NicNican.,,5r and n ,lr,i.inn b,,.
ip, .b,rn nod,. h, tb,t DISTINGUISHED ronmon-
which ,,,,, f,,.o-.r, ,,;-..,s q, ,,,,7;t, -,
rank over Gen. Worth. Lc r,turupd to the
tinted STATES and tcnrlcrcd his resignation
fl, ,h, President. Fortun,t,l, fo@ Con Worth
and for tb,. country. ,b,. rr.i.,p,t;,p v,. mot
o,ccpt.d~ II, received orl,r. to i,;r ,l,,. ,,,-
NV. and reached Mcxi,o in sca.,n T., bror a
Id;.,ip,u,;.hcd mart IN the hattie orNT,,,cr,v
When Con. Scott took command IF tho ar.
r, :, lIcxico. hc ordered G.n Nlor,h 10 i,ir
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'hc deck, The negro fpllowrd uiuius with
pau ior The shark had tkou away pau of
h'7 heel, Since thcn have newer hathrd
% som nor ] believe, has Slmlo been ever
hrHnl again N assert dat be- would rum al
lrr shark itim mot one iu lhc water
fhumh,Ts' JJurnaL
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Tho time ior action has arrived. Let us
lT np and doing bics before The poo
llr chat thcy may judge lur lhcmsslycs, aud
'rI areonling 10 il,cir Judgment when form
'd irnm the iart- ol Tho tu.c
CONSISTENCY.
Woodstock Aug, lrh, 1850.
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u Mr. Garrison la hi, lecture upon anti
slavery, delivered Ia Mechanic, Hall last
SUNDAY aloko very kindly, we are told, Of
Gen. lall lIc regarded hi- death q, a
national calamity aud admitted whatwe have
often said, that the forlupes Of lrrcdotn had
been -atcl, entrusted toa Southern nan aud
q STAKEHOLDER Similar rcmarks are made b,
'''''''' '4''' f'ry--'-- wiTrh wUrU tWtEr IL
lhc'roppo-ition Ia Gen, Taylor aud his poli-
cy, ~lsilo living, The, INV rrc what they
should have seen, and had they not shut their
"'c-' would have seen when hc WIS liyinq.-
lio" many there are who viii never lchrn
ull it r. too late, Had all the men who frum
lh" sincerity of their heart, aud the 'con,ic-
ll"n' of their honest judgments praise Gcncr.
al Taylor dead, supported him living, the diff
hculiics which threaten the country would
have disappeared and probably Gcn. TAYLOR.
would be- alive to listen o. the culogics which
now only fall upon hi- tomb Pr,ra,pce
,iourHdE
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gllded oni though many attempted to draw
him into 6hnycrsarinn.
~ oclork the court house was apaiu
lhI"herd' and the stranger according a.
PROMISE, delivered his srulmn. II einccd
'hr same attribute ~ lus previous cloquonce
al 'Ir mar The same compact lpgic, the same
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