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New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
Dvyc.woRn.TRrrRR sCALD HEAD, "a

h. eh Eczenla Bo,shed Face Pmpes lich or >eaoies
20 ti.nnslr c.red by the Use OF SANDS CELEBRATED
REMEDY FOR alt RHsuM which has nos been ihoroasy
tested IN SIX THOUSAND different cases without s
failed IN any have been attended % 1ty person
afflicted ~t either the above diseases invited TO make imIed
ate use his alsabie remedy ana 2 cured Snoa
The cure N M case, warranted We select the following eS
,-.c,S evdeace Of IT. wonderful efficacy
Mr. Margaret Clark of York has jas; been cured OF Sc
% - logr .sgdn- case Rheuu- In her certificate she
~ byicisnS buI my complaint baed skill
r .ss extraordinary cure Mrs Chapman No ~ ChstAari;
vas induced 10 purchase OF the remedy nneas'eiy on p
Iegor ~ -scv-r ard an nov entirely we'll The
Of Elizabeth Spear Of BeIasham Mass ady oil 80 ! o'
,rv an interesting box and hote oil tie Compound
Of Sar>spaFia removed the disea'e .n' @ NJ AIM,
after 1sving been sfiicic; than t"erty Sea'> n
existed Tor - en;y-h'e year. N u, O. -, Wa,hingt.n
eha.' Of fsi Ki'eF a,s !Pn Il5 and nuerou. other,
haSe all besn psriSe'y .1fe oi 'si mos g. SANDS
and 100 Fsion and - East Broadway y u Sold also " H.
Rail, Co Abany Tri.et;. saseepse NJ r3tten New
Haven E W. Ball Hartford J. A. Wadsaorn fto' S ~
WIN Brovn 45I >hingtou->t. Boston D. DAVID JAYNE No,
Thi.t Philadelphia ssd by druggists generally III Inc P'
cipal town. IN The Ualed States. Price g. 81,
s. R-Nerchant. Supplied the liberal terms Ni. 10
pECTORl;. HONEY OE i4iV SiiWoRI.
EoR Coughs, Colds Asthma hopping Ceu9 Shor o. ,[Sp
[ snt ali Affections Heart aud Lungs eain: 10 CoNSt t
iioS Reer =, Mi nay S Pee PFETnRt HONEY OF LIVER
public T.e rendered aad the high eGisrE' gwen tar
@ INTO or, no>e " 40 haye keu IL uperic'
,,ru u from tho car,e that induced make pou
lar 4. pobc though haS increasingly received the rup 'o
notnns 20 gout sfv thousand bottles ger No par
or advertise ha, the sufferer ~a'ry col
Grad solution and medicine thereby Fastening se's
eTIsiaatsnthe puE alone sustaining the hopes =. s ~
tent. Until hope,
The preparation OF the oHey Of lverwcr' - oey con'lo'd
ycs.tabr gredea. simple ,c- nature h"i ~ combination no
ory calculated TIE ameias disease but 10 '
y,;eu generally No medicine offered tbs public san be sag
restored to health - great number persons conumr
i've complaints Ns-ir. Pectca Honey OF 'verNor II shoui'
he kept families administer the dr~ symptom 9t cold
cough iua,eaton the OF Numbers osa'
their live, especially Il con-umpuve cases. - 80
This medicine the pubic the low price OF wo Shl
ling. i accessible For sale wholesale and retail at the primer
p Depot "a Madison. Catheriues; H. v Bush 81 Barclay
X Eohbarl Bower,; Mlnor i2 broadway; Dr. James H.
Hart o. RroadSay Chambert D. e. Mitchell ~ Church
-. ' $500 al9tf
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
MS II. <,OUYAlD'S EAU DE EEAUTE-E

~ beautiful Exotic, mdesi nature
warranted perfectly yh9cut eicacOus thorough cctn>ero
Ike IL erpcaics fr"ckle rmpcs Spots Remcss, aud al
shatcscr
brinscy the lo" complexion fy
.ring LAT, de Bu,c, gradually produces clear
and alt skn smooth dcualy delicate white
mack SD healthy aud juvenile bloom ~l IN short
a,Jly e-I;e while constant application w!' tend 10
promote Of the SKIN OF
Importance the Of beautiful complexion
In riding Irtyil. proncnuius enjoying
un-tr> nc s. II au-burn
ard ,nue t4nht, shin occa-.onei by he solar heat
aud trlyenc the du-t viii Iuc
aliy M PAM and render the -kn mpoti
sfd pleasant prce s. per ho;e
f,hrique par Dr. Felix Cour4ud, New
York l.. loo o. be- lnnr sides % ~ bottle
Dr. FEI.lX GOUEtUp'S SUPERIOR VEGETABLE EOCdEr
composed flowers ,a np- article winch, from
perfect tr Aln. nnd correctness ad permi
bloom Impossible on tt
n.irou. warranted free from
errl ,utInce aud inm"vabi- y pcpratiOn or rubbing
s. li h,u,kecc.ief Price - Per bottle.
TO N=Tfork but c. Wlker-sir~et
Broadway David Sands Co.. Druggists - East
Pro,luly Jy9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

)UEAr Ambitious and Digestive for the cure OF Indigestion
Flatuenc Los, Appetite Dyspepsia Weakac OF stomach IN
ucn- constant Vomiting Nervous Sick Headache the
HIob bos, Affections Of the Liver ana us at
tenlnt symptoms Suow Skin Jsndce Dmness OF the Eye Pam
IN the Riy Side Iahua CO>tscnc>s Offensive Breath &c &c
The Pills the entirely independent Ct
Pusiughc largest dose 10 be taken at Que tine eight pills they
seldom purge mild their much Ia be- often I'M
perceived the needed the Secreorrs enioyng
morbid and thereby restoring Health Price shilling per
box.
ac upon facsimile of Dr. Geo Ne"comhes
signature signed by john L. Kent Shs the Doctors
General Agent
Entered according Congress- the Clerks Office OF the
District Of New York
n Wholesale aud Retail the Family Medicine Store 81
Marion st Prince block Of Broadway
and Sye. cor owery Walker Burre OF Bowry and
Dover McCo.key, Broomc aud Thompson. jyi I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
DIR. ASHER ATKINsON's
ROWEI COMPLAINT SYRUP,

REMEDY for Bowel Complaint Summer Complaint IA Chl-
y lren Darrea Dyrntcry Bloody tuS, oosencs> OF the
Nc-Dr pleasing inform the rdhlc That ~
Ina. used In, Compliant syrup his private practice nearly
he Ia, had opportunities L.
., happy influence between Eve hundred sd one Thousand
pleasure stats that he his never
known II 10 fail where been fully adhered 10,
eep Consumption the Lungs that have terminated
pra essential relief and rendered the
last moments the sufferer comparatively comfortable such being
the fact respectfully call the attention of Physicians par
1ulry and generally, his highly important remedy
Dr. persuaded his mrd that If ms Bowel Com
plat syrup should used instance "hsc snc Medicine
renulrcd that the lnante Bill OF Mortality al
least two thirds h. doubt when Physicians and Parents
become acquainted effects OF this pleasant remedy that they
will m Of opinion. For sac by the PROPRIETOR AT his Bo
anc Laboratory GrccHwctrec Newfork where may
great variety crude, prepared and compound Medicines
wholesale will be allowed liberal discount
T.rms-Cnh jyl7 Ina
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
BASE ANn uEYEsrARiE .MrOsIrloN.-

DRINTING INK-The subscriber who Is practical Pm
than twenty YEAR, been engaged IN the man
OF Printing Ink which has been used eXie2
iry OF Irget printing establishments IN Tie Uaed
State. and gwen general lie respectfully cit
patronage phc brethren Having Lately
bui and enlarged mandatory Fronstreet bet @een
Montgomery and East River enabled
py Who Win telr custom with good Ink
procured of Interchangeable color and
resonsbe terms The Ink calculated work conpo
roller and al descriptions Of presses nov IN use
ub-cbsr residence l25 Grsen;reet
left at the manuctpr,. will De puncually attended
New-York July 20 I54l jyaO 2m) GEO MATHRR.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
IMpOKTANT no E,AENNrs.-DR 4.

lNPOKTNNE y !: NINsUN
2l6 respectfully recommends his DlluNi
Alternative PURIFIER heads OF families who III lher
persons afflicted with impure state OF the fluids Remember
t.t t ea IN can the other words
children generally afflicted with the diseases OF the parents
advice beg acted upon '
all ,rc into the state that
infer hereditary or acquired f.ca.cs. UlT I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
~VTE HOTEL.

CITY HOTEL.-The Public informed that the aso'c
\ spacious popular establishment = be continued a
usual The has been recently repaired aRd the paTor
many oil me rooms he-y lufhshea ne ~! mo- a. - run;-d
fe@ Hotels IL thi. city IN ~hch the entire 10
for purp poses the establishment; has bar, readiss Ginning
and pa-Ior thu first door The OF -.
location BEN. the Of The bunes part OF inc cry G Al
principal steamboat and railroad landings Nth spacious a P
. Of the civ make an equsv for OF
and FOR families single gentlemen travelling FOR pleasure
other establishment iai, eoan
Try With cleanliness, ard good ai'shts *atr a sooI ry1
hopes he be favored @its share Of the public ParSn4s
jyI7lm Successor Gardner & Pscker
IMPORTANT NOTICE-norisou'- Pill-;-Tne
Pubic Of Inst ne 6ii,h oose o, i,gan'
their General Agent and they have no longer
general agent Aaeries Thu Pseaa5 2 tas PsT
palm OF tasT Nf4S1 rnls; N h Pa a 'he
Merchants Trader. sud oter may be supplied GU me same
th late agent Nj T'9r by seans hs'f H rae 81 p
Road they un obn the same time Cer'n
OF the geuuineae,. ef the Medicine.
Look for r Taylor: appointment and oihe pr
curs the Nc~ FORK and Other PAPER All Iro oI T RI
Hall 81 '''N'"' 's-1''' MORRISON MoAT L co.
Birth College of Health Hamilton Place,
New Road, London, April 5 l-il 49,, -.
BIZ will he remembered tina; Acr MORRISON lac Asen''
s M a 1treR up ao no oase The Me-
British College Of Health all henc,io'ih h o a. -
England vi h the words osoSs UNIVERSAL M'pToiNEs ergl
xh letters upon red ground niie label a'e 10 ee >
or packet ): -
the uooupln- Of wc4 occupied the Proprietor
wears bring present. tate OF ee oh' no"
Offered the public fullest confidence Z" IT. excellent
Gu raye H. beneficial effects have been
in Rhe =matism for bnn' ound> OF al
n. Cu Rrui.es and ~ poisonous animals 1t,
application uniformly attended with the mot pleasing and
successful 1t speedily removes the fancor lett IN wounds
rcss,ed v broken rl,,e r. " nall pain
the eide or back spuri, strength part OF the b3y "hch
NAV be weakcned BY disease s1or' proves .lf really
hair, md unriyslcd Sslye a been called into
uou praise has been accorded to Ms decided
10th, Lad-The Vegetable Say viii BE- fosId eneniy u'e-
full in veou. Complaints which they liable ta distress,
ing affection Ague Breast. completely cured b! IL app-
Wash The wound once day s Castle sop. the wound be
very ,cyer- renew every day i.o days Let
IN. Sally. be spread thick muslin linen. soft leather
prenared ana Sold Wam Sebbn l?5 RNnson corner "i
RIr.,iree Dr. Chaeney $40! Bwery, between Rroome nHi
card is: aud Nr. Dennis, l33 Houston t
The most acs- Testimonials OF the efficacy OF thus Savc
eau he seen at the residence OF The rr"pTi'tor
Nm .Lrrn.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
Troy, July, l5il.

II Opposite the Pnri-Wi be- happy 10 serve their rrn,
and the public Of tser profession ~h inc ps
acquire from the observations ana
Of other. eminent ia their line and long and successful praes
their own They will bat the very best arfi %
Teeth aud insert then, on improved psns"s'
r s', n'e' ''"'''Ns '''" fr Jyea
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
STATE OF NEW-YOhK.



Re0ired folio amendments I" the Constitution oi
thu. proposed aud referred 10 the next Legislature I" b. cho
sen nm, th, The Secretary al the lac publishes
IN of the COUNTLESS of this state there be
ON. rrinl ,ei-n onth to the next annual
purssn To provisions of the first section OF the esL
article of the said Constitution.
The M article of the Constitution hereby ame"Sed 70 a' 10
reld N InlnMs:
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

FISH SroKY.-Durisg yesterday, hundreds OF persons
we're upon the different bridges Falls looking Ut I'M
mense quantities, millions indeed, of small fish, which ap
reared have been driven the top the from
ran.e They would sport about while upon the surface
then turn upon ci' sides and die Thousands caught
nv rho lov, with nets and baskets and hats which Tor
Gle lime were converted into fishing apparatus Bait Sun
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

WIVES Is Observation-Disclosures guards the rights OF her
women with kind and parental The husband cannot
ALLEVIATE , property by consent OF the wic ana even
the money given 10y the parents either before or after mar
1asc much the separate property of the wife rs the
land and negroes. She make the husband her
debtor, and him OF law. DaShlns young tel
used to 20 and iaarry beautiful ceoc of the Ter
ritory and spend their property within short period
leaving them penury 1t SAID that 1t was 10 guard
against this condsc, the par; OF urrncped advcnnfe
That the of this law tond necessary by the
prudent aud kind French crcoc Of that hosp'taoe region
No what led the cxarpe worthy OF all praise
Philadelphia North American.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

DxUGS AND MEDICINES OF every description and
~ quality be had All Hours application to
". CLARK $40 Bowery.
Il Physician OF experience wLo in the nghbor-
hood will be attendance advice, &c at the hours OF AN
and p NJ iy3 3m
PURIFY YOUR BEDS. PURIFY YOUR BEDS
w lizards Patent Feather Dressing Machine which removes
well moths from beds, (Which not pro-
perry they Will have THIS Of the YEAR, eno'at' ana
makes thcr good when r' purchased ~
operation $50 Chahans,ree OF Mulberry Ter
wishing beds dressed by Leaving word have
charge large nsso III
of Beds hand. Also Feathers OF n kinds,
raned pure and free from smell. Jys In
NR Tl1os. PItJslE.EHt:IE's INDIAN BOTANIC
- PLAISTEE-Ai there Thousands OF fellow
citizen. suffering Leg King Evil Nipples raHs
the breast sides Rheumatism, Sad Head salt RheuH
Ia all this valuable and failing remedy and
he cured
Sold Mt 367 III Pulroz ia and gu Broadway
w Ble.oker 1913 Spring-st 3Gl Bowcry w. THOMPSON VA
lem hursh nni Mr. IInyes. BROOKLYN. Iylf IN
ID NEUMATlSN.-Reader you are tro.b!ad with shsa-
II paa- prau vein, the joints Or limbs throat
be cured for the 1ng OF ~ cents 10y Dr.
McDonals ,rcuAn Ebroiton. 50 confident The Doc
efficacy medicine that II after ir trial fails T."
sure returned For sale tue Drrssore OF Dr.
WAITE No Price ~ pertoc, Numorou-
from OF our most respectable cizen-
y. B-A liberal discount made 10 those "ho purchase To sell agaln
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03
ilR. TIlos. pLUsIi.EIGiE's mi
~ iNE:;s PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW RE
N YOLXlNG OFFICE OLA EKa.-A most c.mi0rtl-

u iNG:'S PATENT PILLAR AND CLAW BE
N YOLVENt: OFFICE CElAEKS.-A most c'nioftl-
able acesnen seated OF these Thar "Iti
the tn command pf the nPartss
q" the occupant or I-
chair thereby preventing much
ancur Prizes So $3.50 all complete
order.
Away on hand variety other chairs made expressly for
and coso-spJ last the ceebr-d Premam R"kr:
Chair, ,eladjunc The>e Chair, -roeHer IL
which persos may rock without exeruon To eaize
the ,upeny Of The, chairs respectfully invited
,.d AJAX !, t,i,l or them NJ " KING, paleutee
III, I'm Broadway.
Two IMPORTING: HOUSES AID WEsTERN
1 AND SOUTHERN MERCHANDISE thousand gros, Of
Fsncv Sos. comprising Cologne Almond soap Mile
four Soap al ne in the besides Windsor and other
sorted Soap> purchased half the uui for es-h
N-r. WRIGHT COS. III Chthanret, Who sole Agents
70, th F,nr Mcated Soa- which Soap so we'd by
s the Phycus Of the most extraordinary dis
IN uca science the world for all outward
copplaint. A. E-vpelus Plmpl, Scuyy, Feeke Salt Rheu
&C. for Which wanted throughout the mon for the a
~ ~ J2l "A
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

Qulrr Luc,p--.' What is GRAMMAR asked peda-
geguc OF one OF his pupils before Committee OF the
lectncn The following given:-. Grammar Is
ee,le book abou the size of Websiers Spelling BOOB II
has been reduced to the diminu,ve size Of New England
Primer bound calf and sometimes " i
hound In boards but NOS, generay bound in CALI
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

ANTIQUITY AucrioNs-Mcst of the usage. OF life,
ia commercial and MARTIAL may he traced the
antiquity Who would suppose tina, sale 10y and
The red lag which marks the place Of vcnue, could by the
widest stretch OF tuncy BE assimiatcd with the Ro
General welding his baton uncheon, the SYMBOL in ali
ages OF military command And Vet they the same.
far s their functions with regard sales concerned
The system sale by auction originated with the Romans
who sold their spois urdcr spear fixed
the Generals ,cnt The spear decorated with Grim
son flag indicating the OF the Supreme Commander
This j. indeed an antihesis-Sugar, Ram. Lumber and Dry
Goods rs Victory Conquest and Fame Raleigh Reg.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

DaHLDERs' HARDWARE, at DC Diyl,ipu-srset-A
ID compete OF Sush ru!e butt Hinges Scre"s Ams
lean Enslh scks Fine Plate Dead, Cupboard pa"
Chest Pad~ks, Barrel Round Square Srring Flush anl
Bolts HOOK ana Plate Hinges together with neny avery e
all Of which will be sold how place ~ tho
city.
Also Cut Nas by the cak, the lowest market price for cash,
Milf JOSEPH WELD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

this State had Witnessed in her political
leaders-and OF the character which no.
/ htical opposition had assumed. Oaee.
said he, ia South Carolina, political rival.
~ was the noble contest Of gentlemen and
cavaliers---a hostility that numbered not an
Iopponeni from admitting and doing honor
10 the character Of rival. But now, TO
Judge from specimens lately displayed,
these controversies are TO be carried on
IN a spirit Of savages and the language of
fishwomen. To this spirit, lei its own
course, upon the death Of lis object, be its
rebuke. While living, Gen. HaRRIsoN
was the object Of their most unmerited
obloauy. How great change was
wrought by his death. Those who moa
yihtied hum living, do him honor in his
new made grave. The shafts which no
amor could repel while in life, fall barn.
less aud spent from his shroud.
Mr.. Legare, in his speech, introduced
n resolution 10 favor oiincreasing our ma
val deiences, which he advocated with
grea. force and cogency, setting forth the
dangers that at any time impended over
as, and criticisng with the most causte
severity, the Report of the Committee on
Foreign Relations, relative to the affair of
the Caroline. He then, in a burst OF eIo
quence, demanded Of the people OF tins
State, il now they we're prepared to cut
off Mr.. Preston, and whether they could
strike off the hand that had batilcd so gal.
autly for them, because he had chosen 10
exercise his own Judgment, and not sub
nit to tyrannical party domination. Ills
crime, said the orator, was his emnence,
his usefulness, bis honorable and wide
SPREAD fame.
MIR. Leeare then closed his speech, and
the resolution was put and carried.
The Hon. r. II. WILDE, of Georgia,
was called for, and in a brlef but spirited
address expressed his sense of the honor
done him by the meeting, almost strangers
to him, and set forth his own views, IN
hearty concurrence with the resolutions
offered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

The following letter was received by us after our
last paper went to press, owing to its having ira
yelled by circuitous route. We have nevertheless
deemed il of sufficient interest insert it to-day
WAsHISGroN, May 24lh, 1871.
The Convention of the Episcopal Church, has
Just closed We have had a most interesting SEES
sion. There larger attendance of clergy and
laity than have ever known, IS of the former.
Our venerable Bishop and his very worthy assistant
were with us, and number of clergymen from
other Dioceses, Drs. Johns and Henshaw. &c,
from Maryland, aud Drs. Clark and May, from
Pennsylvana, and Drs. Miner and Vaughan. The
services were solemn and the preaching of the
highest ORDER and have resulted in making most
happy impression the minds of the large crowds
which attended generally four times day at the
sacred temple. remain yours, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

Two YEARS BEFORE THE MAST. The
Newburyport Herald states tina! the Ilar.
pers gave MIR. Dana only 5000 for the
copy right of this work. They have al
ready sold, ii says, 10000 copies, on
which they have made $4,000, and ex-
pect to realize $4,000 more from it.
We cut the above from one of our exchanges,
and we're Involuntary prompted to the question,
Who would be an author, when authors thus
paidl We have read several extracts from the
work, and we're much pleased with it. 1t has been
re-pubIshed in England, and to show its essima-
ton there, large number of copies were ordered
by the Admiralty, for the Of the seameo in the
British Navy. On the first page of to-dny's paper,
will te found short but finely sketched description
OF an iceberg OF SEQ, which is fair specimen OF the
authors descriptive powers. And yet for all his
toll in throwing together volume Of such interest.
and that too not accomplished in paror stu
do at his ease, but in the forecaslo Of ship, in
the capacity Of an ordinary seaman, he has re
ceiyed but the small pittance above named. lfthis
be true, the Messrss- Harpers should hand him
over one ,hou5and dollars tasiGnter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
The House then proceeded to vote viva


From he NeD York C0mmeTcl0L ~ SATURDAY.
NATIONAL THEATRE BURNED DOWN.
About o'clock this morning, smoke
was discovered to be issuing from the rear
part of the roof, on the Leonard street
side, of the National Theatre, and in a
few minutes the whole building was IN
flames. At O'Clock the entire interior
was destroyed, and nothing but the bare
walls was left standing.
The Church du St. Esprit, which ad-
joins the theatre on Church street, is con-
siderably damaged by the water, and it
was only owing to the extraordinary ex-
ertions Of the fire department that II was
saved from destruction.
The fine buildings adjoining the Church
on Franklin street, all received some in
Jury from the heat and water.
The conference building, occupied by
Mr.. f. S. Worth as school, and owned
by the Reformed Dutch Church, was com
peteIy deluged by water. The Chutch
also came in for It's share, but otherwise
escaped injury.
lions African Methodist Episcopal
Church received but little damage. The
buildings on the opposite side from the
theatre, in Leonard street, were protected
from the effects Of the fire by wet blank
cts and carpets spread upon their roofs.
The fremen are deserving of all praise
for their energetic and successful exertions
in stopping the spread of the confagra-
ton.
The theatre, it is said, was insured. but
not to its full value. 1t belonged to a
company, and was by them leased to Mr..
Wilson, who failed some time since. 1t
was re.let by his assgnees to Mr.. Burton,
of the Philadelphia theatre. A great por-
ton of the total loss will therefore fall
upon the creditors of Mr.. Wilson.
There is but little doubt that the fire
was caused by an incendary. Three
Waterman were employed upon the pre-
misses, and the treasurer, Mr.. Russell,
slept in the building.
GENERAL HARRrsoN's REMAINs.-We
learn from the Cincinnati Gazette, that
the family OF General Harrison have
yielded TO the request of the citizens OF
Cincinnati, and permitted them to take or
der for removing his remains to Ohio, for
interment. The Committee of Removal
will leave Cincinnati for Washington, in
the performance of their solemn office OF
duty and affection, about the 10Th OF
June. 1t consists of Jacob Burnet, John
C. Wright, John G. Vaughan, John
Reeves, Chas. S. Clarkson, Lewis White
man, and Andrew McAlpin.
The time and place of interment have
not yet been named, but will be dcsignat.
cd at an early day.
TERRITORY OF lowA.-Tho Burlington
Hawkeye and Patriot Of May 18th, an.
nounces the arrival, on the preceding
evening, Of Gov. Chambers, who was re-
ceived with cordial welcome by the
citizens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
a NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESlDEN-


Commodore Charlie Stewart, of the Navy, has
been nominated for the Presidency at the election
in 1914, by number Of citizens Of Philadelphia
who have formed themselves into an association
called the Old IroRsides Club" The Commo-
dore has written letter to the Club, n answer TO
his nomination by it, and expresses hopo that a
name more worthy than his may be found for the
high ofics in question, but says that if his fellow
citizens should deem it proper to present his name
in the manner they propose, though he neither
seeks nor desires il, he would not feel himself al
liberty to withhold it, So as far as the Commodore
is concerned we have Richmond in the field thus
early HIS letter is said TO be very sensible one.