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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

- N Orange, N J. three minutes walk to depot
~ .hnrches &c and hour TO Jersey City, suitable
~ gentleman doing business in tbs city Two story,
- nd basement house with twostOry addition contain
-, sevep rooms cellar and closets; good wafer, barn,
,,sble esnsge chicken and pig house about two and
5sif ceres Of land beautifully located and 81 IN good or
5er fruit shbhefy aud shade cows fowls &c ~
7zire Of r hlNGshEf y 0ranSe, u
AsoTen Los IN plot and ABOUT six IN anohe' Gear
Bedford Ninth Ward Tor sale cheap or Tor excnange
Apply al n GrsGd-st N. Y. Jo' ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

YNO LET OR LEASE.-A large and
convenient House Just completed. at the Patterson
De o6 Of the Harlem r. r. The building designed for
a PUBLIC HOUSE. and the location presents good
opening that purpose. IL would also be desirable
MACE for The accommodation Of Summer Boarders the site
commands fine view OF the surrounding country To
e.e who has lie furnish IL properly, aud would
keep frst-rse house, II will be let low BY sppylag 10
}. A. TABER, al Patterson, or JAMES HAFI'
qef 2u+ a Nsssau.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

AT PRIVATE SALE.-N aluable 3
history BRICK HOUSE AND LOT n. W COR
MR. OF STATE ST. AND SIDNEY PLACE, BROOK
LYN The story brck house and loi Is Safest, Brook
yn situate al w corner Of Safest and Sydney Pisee.
The house Is complete with al the modera Improvements
and convenience ED IN complete order. House 40n
deep Lot p by 81 Sin PTice -. son.
For further particular apply 10 Cole Chiffon w All ST.,
To A b. Wood n Wesi-st tS+4l 2lflws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE-A Beautiful Brass Can

non Of OoObs weight mounted on a double carriage,
60 as to turn any direction II was made With great
care and IL suitable for California or Canton vessel II
can be seen at the store Of Gaunt Dercks01 ~ SOuts
I4f6 GAUNT DEhRlOhSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

' tie best LOTS on ssveuihsv., west .fis between
Tseriv secoid alc Twerty.tt.rd IS two LOTS on
T.vtr y -.ecorc-st suf Two Twenty fret o. near
Stv.rtt-sv The ign. mEki1F aud 20 be- maze
o. Tia Avenue. s1f g. the vicinity render his properly
very lesillL.s. Apply To- -
Efu + W. CHESTER 81 Wallat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
TTHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH b.

q tween NEW.YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI.
MOhE and WASHINGTON. New-YOrs Once corner OF
HANOVER ard Beaver Of hs Exchange The Pion-
eer Line with four wires FROM Washington 10 New YORK
5avIg Offices al New-York Jersey ClIy, Newark New.
Brunswick Princeton, Trenion Philadelphia Wilmington
hayfe de Grace, Baltimore AMI Washington Civ and COO
1ecurg with eli the Great Morse Lines East West North
and South Tits Company having lstsy made extensive
r-palrs OF The line greatly increased IL Naces
thoroughly semglized he business In the transmission
ard moe VI delivery " messages prepared
ceive, transmit snd deliver a1y number Of messages
CURED hr he accommodation Of the public with an sccu-
rzcy prOmptness and fidelity hitherto unsquaed The ie
graphing business of the public H. therefore respectfully
solicited, al the Office Of snOyer asd Beaver IS
IN lyeod WIN. N SWAIN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NO LET-Five new three story frame
II HOUSES, corner one with stere) now h1shing
ner OF seventh-syeBue and 1hirty-sixthst Rent from
$500 10 $780, and will be finished 10 salt Fneen new
three story houses Hamiltonavl south Of Brooklyn,
u rooms rent to single families $225 with privilege OF
one other family $3.50 Two story ac and basement brick
house Jersey Cy-ren $25 Several cottages and gar
deDs Yorkvile, $50 Other houses and rooms In
~ Nsssau-st l2f Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
RE1T FSTATF ANDSTOCK AGEN-

IA GYM A SHEPARD has opened an once - ssr-
soga Srrinrs for huyng. selling sid rrnung tousvss
stores Lots Farms; paying TaSes &c hr hss of SIC
some Of The most desirable Building Lois n sHaloga 80
one Of h- beet Farms of about 10 acres. win gOl "u
ings thereon about one mile from the village Ihs Tar
po,sesses peculiar advantages Also number OF eg DC
Houses for ssle Office opposite = .. hVuei
Residence head Of Broadway
REFFRENcEs-W Walter Rutherford, Esq, 10 NA'ssg-st
NewYork; Chss P. Kirkland, Esq Jaanceyp see .,"
York. III %.a"o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
N COMPANY hereby apprse the public that they are noe
renared 10 retail every variety OF TEA At lower prices
an any other establishment uniformly do faeai en-
tansye wholesale trade always requiring them 10 keep on
hand verv arge assortment the purchaser Al retail neces
ssrilv derives many advantages by trading WIN mom'
which be will bl 10 Obtsin elsewhere City ana county
gsTjpo this advertisement This Ia the Oldest Tea Com
panv IN the city Their only establishment IL at ~ Chat
nam 81 between Pearl and Roosevelt and hey have nov
no branch stores 49,,
Grocers supplied IN small quantities 50 ow a. by the
chest Jio om
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE-Several very beautiful
IL BUILDING SITES, situated neer Dearman Station,
containing Il, u Ia 20 On two OF the hve-
acre Lots dwelling houses kor terms and oIher
particulars spply TO the subscriber al Desrmsn. ~
ia 2ayylns GEORGE w DEARMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
ENOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT

H "a PORT CHESTER, near ks Gew-Hsven RSi-
roso Depot on psi rosd Lo, 5o by s feet tvTosory
frams house, house - 80 feet Pnce sea luqg'fe n
e. Beecker u SIS 6fooms-st NY. - lfn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NLAIMS FOR BOUNTY LAND. PEN

~ sIONs PAY &c prosecuted promptly and Lsnd
Warrants and Land Patents purchased by GEORGE
WOODMAN, ~ Wiam-st near Wall Counselor al Law
and Commissioner for Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana Ken
uckv &c Mr.. w. will to locating Land Warrants
upon carefully selected public lands Isl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A HOUSE

II containing seven finished Rooms, with about one
sere Of GrOun attached, pleasantly stnsied IN me VIZ
lave OF ki.on Town OF Rye, Wescheser County Win,
Id two miles OF the Nsw-YOfk and New Haven kslosd
Station al Rive and about mile from Rye Beach VA lhe
premises barn. convenient for keepng horse Sld
carriage Also uear the premises and within ~ RODS
of the Landing, from which packet runs weekly Lot OF
Ground suitable Tor erecting buildings for msnusci1r
Ing purpose. For hrther particulars inquire OF JOhN
GEDNEY, near the premises lSf lps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

DIANO-FORTES.-Persons about Pul,,
b chasing Psnos will hnd II 10 heir al vantAse go
r. Glenn cos Mandatory 1874 gulton-sL lwest Oh oll
wsyD genersl assortment Of mahogany AID rosos.S
Psnos constantly o. bard, witch viii or sod low ~
~ approved payer Dealers supplied Oh liberal Iein'
slhu r GLEyN 4 CO. 1874 Follo0s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE-The neat COTTAGE,
a now nearly finished on north eide OF Eighty hlhst.
go feet Of Thrd-sv Yorkve, with vefandah in
'front.' basement and kitchen parlos with folding doors,
and four bedrooms second story Price $1,000 Terms
easy. Lot IS by 100.
Also vacant lots adjoining the above, on which pretty
cottages Will be erected If desired by cement with
the purchaser. Inquire fMr. MAGIN, Yorkvile.
Also house and lot 1903 Javst south side of Prospecs
Brook yn one door from Prospect filled in with brick
Rent $500 a year Price s, 500 terms Apply to
III OleOdR CHAs. II CROMWELL, So Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
MADE EASY-By Mad

w sne BEAVELT'S system.-rhe best, cheapest and
most popuiH ever invelted makes the clothes white;
never Injuries caves labor, and suits all Requires
chimes Founders uhbers acids other oheDsves Price
only 81 the copy which also gives instructions ABOUT starch
ing ironing laces renovsng veves removing stains a.
&c Address, postpaid, or call Madame BEANELf.
Patent Lsundress IS Ann-st Madame Wash Con
pound cells for ~ cents the bottle. or 81 the dozen
sef lmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE-A neat two story and

IL basement COTTAGE HOUSE, with two lots OF
ground ThirtiehsL, between FOurLhav and Madison
avenue the South side 81 feet front by half OF the block
with stable the and also for SALE four lotf OF
ground the north west OF Seventhav aod Forty
frsLsL Terms reasonable Inquire Of J. PAGAN, lo5
Twenty sixth ST., p McELR0Y, at the Cottage, Thir
aiAfb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
DIR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY
NOR SALE.-Five Houses ON North

aide OF Twenty -nn,h-sl two between Broadway and
Eixt avenue and hree west OF Sixth svenae Very neat
shr story brick housee with hot and cold bathing
sub water closet SC Price s. 10 10 $500. large part
purchase money lay for Eve al ak ceuL
enquire ON the premises al No ST. OF he two fret
pened houses between Broadway and SiIthavenue Of
Al, pTrCKTFV 81 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
.NNI CASES BLEACBED SHIRT
PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES.--V. f. HARRl.
y SON 3 Canslst lwsreroom ID story Offers ior ~,
splendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS Of - sl1'
oefsv-s VSifh The isest improvements ls ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE.-Fifty acres of LAND,
Dep6t Price $50 s. PECK,
25f ST. 80 Nassaust, Office No l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE in Jersey City, five min
IL utes walk from the Ferry, three Of those beau
ff Three Story and Basement Brick Houses in Prospect
modem style with marble manels CRATES &c Part Of
abe purchase money remao on Bond and Mortgage.
Also two stores 10 lot Newark Avenue Enquire OF
r. JONES corner Of Barrow-st and Newarkav, or OF
ID LEANAN. Architect, 654 Broadway, A. " between 10
A NJ and r. NJ. 2it lnN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
LOR SALE AT HIGH BRIDGE

n There are a few VILLAGE LOTS, from half an acre
20 h rec scref IN size situated al the hlgn nroge,
ON the Weschester Of The Harlem River They have
front on the river Of upwards OF Two thousand teet-
These lots command fine view OF the Hlgh bnoge en1
the Harlem River also great variety Of ohsr beautiful
ucenery They will be for SAFE 81 the present prices only
a few days Apply 10 d. b. WlNTON, I'll Cedar-st Wnere
n map can be I'll ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE-The three-story. modern
n built brick HOUSE and LOT, siulsted on the souther-
Iy side of Twenty seventh first house west of Sxthsv.
House q by IS feet Part OF the parchsse money can
remain on Mortgage II desired. Price s. 800.
2lf Iws Apply to W. b. DIXON 90i Hammerslyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
OOMPERTS'S AWNINGS.-I would

We have had 10 use ~ awning made by mr.. GOmpers
Il has given perfect satisfaction and there Is no doubt one
made by him will last AZ long as Two made In the ordinary
manner
" N Seymour & Co Aus.ens Spicer
l. Morris 4 Co Alexander Edgar
C N Church ciagg, Son X 20
John barley Henry Sheldon Co
Woodward & Co Rodgers, Cailin. Leayiu Co
Hitchcock 4 Leadbeater A Btnir ger Co
Thomas Shepherd McNamee
Jaques Brother or Putnam
@ WestermRn w WHd
" Wood Brooks Brothers
Henry Keuot ST John, Raymond Co
1T smith w liver Jacobs
John White IL De Oraw 70
GA @ Poillon Sanford Brothers
o w WOOdford Co VT Jennlngs& 20
n Mcguire 4 Co Edwin Brooks
WIN southsck Joseph Agate
A Z Smith agent Tiffany, Young Ellis
Leopold Lion Aaron Chichester
j Bernhard @ T Hewlett
CSGA Mathews Joseph Staples
J6I CoddinRton A Thompson
Dennis Lander Robert Patrick
John IL Anderson Co Hiram Anderson
II & lAham Williams son
NJ RAIDER John Lighhal
Nicholas COh Francis
Robert 4 Rees q OejOnge
WIN Z Miller X Co w Warner
Bail, TOmpkins Black ld I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

NOR SALE.-Thst beautiful COUN-
n TRY RESIDENCE known rs woodswn. situate in
che town OF New Windsor, miles from the Village Of New
burgh, lately owned by l. d Nicon now deceased The
FARM contains about 90 Of excellent Lsnd and
most desirsbv located lnqure Of FULLERTON 4
FOWLER. Newburgh, or ISAAC V. FOWLER 30 Mas.
saD a. New-York. JsnUsry 18Th, 1851. lSf 2awa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE and TO LET at Hobok en-,

IL Several nav three. story and basement brick dwell
Ines in the immediate vicinity OF the ferry These houses
are furnished with every modern convenience hot and cold
,ater In the Kitchens ba &c and gas VIII be iur
AZ soon completed There are also
barge lower gardens 10 'front.' and good yards with w9od
&c in the rear Inquire at me h999k so once
OF w w. shIt EN- Age,m,t,
but will be rented from the FIRST OF May. I'll wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
GTEAM PACKING. made bv use of
'NELEGKAPH WIRE.-ICaABOD

Il WAsH5UbN CO manufacturers or al kinds Of
Iron N ire from Foreign hsfre lroo Telegraph Wire,
Bright, Annesled. and Spring Wire All kinds of Round,
a. Angular or Oval Wire adapted Machine pur.
poses, strsighened end 10 any length Worcester,
Mass ~ 3Tns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NIGHTY LOTS FOR SALE.-On

IA Tenth Avenue Manhattan, Lawrence, 18th and
l29h Streets In Msnhaanvile, well located for Immediate
Improvement by factories dwellings. The low prices OF
ols comparison with other parts of the city, the present
demand for hOstes there the convenience OF access ny
water, railroad and Omnbuses. make ManhanttanVlle
worthy Ct the attention of manufacturers builders NC
Appiy 10 s. SCHIEFFELIN log Ohm Street rs ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

n BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 100 acres 50 good Wood
20 acres good Orchard the balance all ullaoe land
miles from steam BOAT miles from railroad, near Cod
Spring Long Island. Good Buildings and Fence Inquire
OF A. b. AM ERMAN. 20 Chambers-st III Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
SHADES AND TRIM

~ > I
w MINGs, by @. X RIEER Co importers and man.
,ac,,rers of Trsnspsrent Widow Shades Engish and
German on Cloths Buff and White Linens, Sel wholesse
and retail at the oldest establishment In me United states
No iSi Cbshsmst and defy all competition and viii sol
any of their stock lower prices Than can be- FOUND In hs
civ An Shades warranted not 70 curl or suck
N B-The trade furnished with English and Amenesa
o. Ims ~ c. K RIKER co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
T1OR SALE-HOUSE, LOT and STA

II BILE on Fihh-avenue. with all modern improvements
House a By 10 feet ready for occupancy about The Isl OF
April Also several moderate priced Houses with all The
modern improvements Fifh-avenue ready for occu'
psncy In few weels Apply 70
26flms c. WADSWORTH, CT Union place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

q ] INV AIE SALE. The TWO stOry
N and Huic brick HOUSE and LOT, le2 Wskersrset
ze OF house. = by Sc feet deep SIZE Of lo p by 50 et
sec can remain bond and mortgage irdesired For
ems &C spply 70 ANTHONY J sLEECKER
Of lw AuciOnser BrOtf-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27

VNO LET.-The basement and first and
Il second floors Of the fine III Libertyst highly
eligible for whole sale liquor dealer or grocer aud for
many purpotes Apply to f. HART,
q7f lyys Thamesst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-27
NOR SALE OR TO LEASE.-Thc
NOR SALE.-A small FARM (about

Thirty Acres situated in the County of Orange, two
and q half miles from the Chester Depot OF Tue N ana
Erie Railroad, and one and a bali from tae Newoufgn
esanch and at distance OF about miles from the WI
Iage OF Goshen county II Is considered one OF
Ne finest locations In this ofIhe country and would DO
very desirable place city genuemsns coustry seat
FOR further particulars enquire Of VIM h. GALE, ESQ.,
30 Nssssu.sl Y or Of the subscriber the premises
Address DANIEL c MOFFAT Chester,
nor Svs Orange County, Y.
The southern press., 1851-07-02
The Washington Unio N.

We have hitherto entertained Iuch hope that
the new editor of the Washingto Union would
adopt the principles of the old Republican party
of '9s. We are aware that he was closely con-
nected with General JACKSON N 1928, when
he came into disastrous conf JUNCTION with Mr.
WEBSTER and Mr.. CLAY, ana issued the procla.
nation that came so near reating a permanent
schsm with the old Republicans but we knew
that Major DoNELsoS had since reaped the ben
eft Of much experience in political affairs and
had enjoyed opportuni ties of appreciating the
motives and principles of the Republicans, who
then differed from General JACKSON We also
considered that the proclamation itself had been
afterwards modified. and recanted to some extent
by the authority of General JACKSON
But in the Union of yesterday we find several
extracts from an address of Hon. B. G. SHIELDS
to the people of Alabama, prefaced with the fol-
lowing paragraph:
"On this branch Of the subjects discussed by
Mr. Shields, we make few extracts from his
address, which we are sure our readers will read
with pleasure, being in general accordance, as
they are, with the views Of the Democratic party
of the whole Union"
And the first paragraph extracted from Mr..
SHIELDS is MS follows:
~Fhe principles set forth in the Virginia reso-
lotions of 1898, contemplated no other form of
iaterposition than such as the Constitution left
with the States, viz the right of interposing
protests and resolutions against federal usurt a.
tion, of changing their Senators, and influencing
public opinion so ms TO effect n change of repre-
sentatives in the lower house, SC. All means
of resistance or interposition beyond these bv
State government or by the people of the States
override the Constitution, and must refer them
selves TO the standard Of natural right for their
justification, and for their prldication to the
strength of good caue, the faror of fheauen, and
the spirit Of Jreemen."
And is it possible that any man can be seri
GUS in asserting that the resolutions of 'es
meant only 10 proclaim the right of State to
adopt resolutions l-and to change her Senators
that is, to elect some other person instead of
an incumbent at the end his terml Why such
co clusion is too ridiculous for serious com
mentary
If the Union persists in this course, and in
endorsing and gloryfying ex-memberH of Con-
gress who voted for the Wilipot Proviso, it may
just as well take final leave of nineteen-twen-
tieths of the Southern Democracy.
The southern press., 1851-07-02

WALNUT LEAVES IN THE TREATMENT OF
DIsEAsE.--Dr Negries, physician at Anglers,
France, has published statement of his success
in the treatment of scrofuous disease, in differ
ent forms, by preparations of walnut leaves.
He has tried the walnut leaves for ten years,
and Of 56 atients, afflicted in different forms. 81
were completely cured and there were only four
who appeared to have obtained no advantage.
The infusion of the walnut tree leaves are made
by cutting them and infnsing about a good
pinch between the thumb and fore. finger, in half
point of boiling water, md then sweeten it
with sugar. To grown person, NJ. Negries
prescribed from two to three tea cups full of
this daily. This medicine is slightly aromatic
bitter, its efficiency is nearly uniform in scrofu-
lous disorders, and il is stated never to have
caused any unpleasant effects. II Judgments tho
activity Of circulation and digestion. aud to the
functions imparts much energy. 1t is supposed
to act upon the ymphatic system, MS under ts
influence the muscles become firm. and the skin
acquires ruddier hue. Dry leaves may be used
throughout the winter but n syrup mnde Of
green leaves is more aromatic. A salve made
of strong extract Of the leaves mixed alonr
with clean lard, and few drops Of the oil Of
bergamontis is most excellent for sores. A strong
decociion Of the leaves il excellent for washing
them. The salutary effects Of this medicine do
not appear on a sudden--uo visible effect may
be noticed for 20 days, but perseverance in il
will effect cure. IA walnut tree leaves are
plenty cheap enough in America, and as the cx-
tract Of them is no why's dangerous nor un-
pleasant to use, and ns scrofuIa cases arc not
uncommon. n trial IF this simple medicine should
be made. In directing attention to it, good re-
suits may be expected. 1t is'our opinion that
every county has within its own borders those
medicines best suited 10 the wants of its IN
habitants---to discover where and what those
medicines are, should engage the attention Of
our physicians.
The southern press., 1851-07-02

n-4y The Washington Southern Press asserts
that the Father of his Country was intensely
sectional" just us the incompatible chiyalry Of
South Carolina are sectional
We always regarded Fishers as the most
courageous tongue in the world. He dares to
say what nobody else ilsay. Hisideas of what
is becoming in an advocate of any cause are al
together original, unless Baron Munchausen's
ghost claims their paternity. He deals in the
amazing and stupendous. Nobody else would
have dared 10 speak of Washington as Sec
tional man, because nobody else desires to be
scorned and laughed at But Fisher, acting on
the principle that one might as well be hung for
stealing an old sheep as lamb uniformly, when
he undertakes the mendacious outstrps all CON-
petitors. He is by far too grand to deal in such
"small deer" as sfibs," "stories," "perversions,"
and the like. He tells magnificent whoppers.--
lie "ron1ances" in the most stupendous style.
Instead Of Matching out whole flock of minnow
like fbs, he gives you whale of an invention.
lie thinks that an audacious talsehood is better
than truth, and hence he amazes the nullifiers
who hang over his lucubrations with lies of the
most extrayagant dimensions. We cannot con-
ceive why he did not say that Washingtons fare
well address is more 'intensely sectional" than
the address lately issued by the Charleston trail
tors convention. Such an assertion would have
Deen precselr In MS line, ana mol more Incredible
than those which he daily utters. The nullifiers
who swallow what he tells them must be men of
famous abdominal proportions-L Journal.
General WASHINGTON was born a subject of
the British Empire, Union the most free, glori-
Gus, prosperous, and powerful that had ever ex
listed. Within that Union the section that WASH
INGToN resided in, had been protected from for
eign aggression and domestic violence by the
renowned banner Of ST. George. He was the
fellow countrymen Of SHAKsrEARE, MILTON,
LOCKE, and NEWTON of HAMrDEN, SYDNEY and
ALFRED, of Marlborough, WOLFE, and Give.
He was the cotemporary of CHATHAM, BuRKr,
Fox, and SHERIDAN Yet WASHINGTON was 80
intensely sectional that he severed that glorious
Union with his sword for aggressions on his
section, compared with which the late Compro-
| mise measures are rs a mountain to mole-hill.
We think it expedient occasionally to notice
the effusions of the Journal, notwithstanding
their scurriity, ribbaldry, and bufoonery The
editor of the Journal is mental deformity.--
His mind acts with considerable vgor, but like
cart with one wheel off, lopsided, and one end of
the axle always in the mud.