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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The Wings say that they have been greatly de-
ceired in Mr.. TYLER. True-they took him TO be
much greater rascal than he has proved himself
TO be.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

"USioN OF THE WHIGs."-The Madisonan de-
nounces the New York Courier, and the National
lnteihgencer is severe upon some OF the Washing
ton correspondents Of Wig newspapers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The failure of the Canal Bank Of New Orleans
develops corruption and rascaly of the rankest de-
scriptlon among the officers who had keys to the
Coordination Lock-" The total amount of losses
and defacations viii not be less than four millions.
The account of the paying teller, Ducatell Is mi
nus 200 eco. The continued fall of cotton, the re-
turn of bills from Europe, and the constant explo-
sions of banks and individuals, Will act
regulator of exchanges to much better effect than
could any legislative proceedings The rotten and
nsolvent banks will be swept out of the way, and
those which remain must pay specie. The great
evil of deprecated local currencies Will then
to exist, and with ii the power of clques of specu
lators to monopolze the produce markets.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

How aueh longer does the Bank expect 10 set
la~ and pubic opinion At defiance ty refusing 10 pay
lis telisl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

VERY TRuE.-The ~curnai of Commerce. lead
- g - Yorss. Justly says" the
"r1r,......- r, .bii2g to ex-
-. ii ID. :, -, III 49,. - Idly
Of men, though il be the whole nation who viii not
90 the whole length Of their headings. They are
noisy and bustering,- which makes them seem to
be much more numerous than they are"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

! woman in Frlncc recently dicd from tie b.t
Of al enormous toad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

DOST DODGE THE QuEsTIoS.-A certain bro
kerr is paraded in the last Journal as if we had
the keeping of this individual. SimJins and the
Junto have curious tastes ! II we should learn from
any authentic source that that certain broker, or
any other person, is misusiDg converting the mo-
ney of of our public institutions to purposes cal
culated to do the people at large injury shall
not withhold our structures; and the agents employ
ed, as several members of the Junto have been, in
their monopoly OF the public funds and Offices of this
place, may expect notice from us. The Journal
must think US green as youag squGshes. to leave
the important issues Il first rendered, TO tilt after
the private affairs Of citizens who are unconnected
with these public Institutions INTO whose affairs the
people have a right to look. We have been inform
ed that there brokers and some few merchants
in the place who conduct their business WITHOUT dis
the bank, at the Insurance office. Per
haps their course is not agreeable TO the Junto. We
shall attempt look into their private affairs
while public matters demand our attention. But we
shall notice the irregularities of some of our
public officers who drawing salaries from the
pockets Of the people, and that without fear or favor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

Our friend Burns Of the Greencastle Nisiter has
no doubt but that shall publish paper deeply
interesting TO the sefstyled Democratic party,
bu; thinks "some more appropriate animal shouid
be placed at the head of our paper-one irhose ears
would stick out about feet.
Burns without doubt is DESTROYS that We should
adopt his portrait as our vignette We sinai
do no such thing. The Rooster answers our Pur
poses very well.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

REoE,}IAO, TOR" ARnisg. sND oovNI.Sro>
MERCHANTS,
ErusrHlt, hi.aga
y g.. glf,rslas
iir>r, q. "~,,''4a'. -m s.ii. p.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21
Mr. PRorrlr.-Thc Mississippi Free Trader

Mr. PRorrlr.-Thc Mississippi Free Trader
says
II turns on: that Mr.. Profit. 4 very sprightly and
Independent " &. is a Creole of Louisiana. This
accounts for some very clever qualities he has ex-
hib.,cd in Congress.
Our friends of the First District viii receive this
information with some gratifcation-for the place
of Mr. Profit nativity has heretofore been involved
IN some ohseurity In the abstract however. it is
matter of but little consequence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The New lorA American states that SINCE tie
first u the present year lac failures Great Brit
am have accounted 10 ten millions sterling.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-21

The TEA TAx.-rhe journal with is character
istic eilrontery has denied that the Wings in Con-
gress proposed to tax ten, coiiee sugar and salt
The following letter Of Mr. Profit sufficient to
expose the Journals dupclty.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
FOREIGN.

The news brought by the President from
Europe is very interesting and important,
There seems ~ be a fair prosper OF a rup-
iufe between France and England. The
British Secretary aor Foreign Aflairs has
demanded OF FRANCE, in the name of Eng
land, Austria and PfuSsis, the reason Of
their waflike preparations, the dismrlnheT-
ment of the Fleet lying OF Btesi and Bon
|inanr, the cessation Of the Notifications 81
Paris, aud a, The same time demands That
France should sign a ireaiy oi AmIiy and
Commerce with England.
To thrse demands NJ. Guizot replied
thar the laSt farthing. s-oted ~ iirr Cham
hers fnr the io.tifcsiisns 81 Pats should
be expended gor 'bhi purpose. aed that g
il She igcalv, sniiI EnsiAnd had u'aae ia!.
.aJ satisfactory renaFaiEan Tor The iass =
olleseNl. France IN .he Hessy Of Ju'y saSf.
AZ irtafy Of Auaiiy and Commerce. eonld
exist setween The TWO governments.
II rr.stisato The disaTn'Iag 81 toe asels,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
p1CERTlFlCATE. u,

This is 10 certify ,bai my wife va. afflicted wifi
an Ulcer her LEG for two years, viih rteal
swelling from The iocs to the knee, together wift
painful different parts - she Ter, and aite'
nse,ns various semedies fsass aiaeteai Phsaieiaua,
to ps effect, il was considered by itosa lAi sAN
her. that nothing sbor, o. aa ampulaiinn waud
save The hie Of the patient. ] fpruFaieiy cam-
meneed uscing Dn. BANGS f'ENOyATINn
MIXTURE, ard By conslunt Dse Of Il fsr iour
Or i've weeks, together wiihaB oiuimsn, prepared
BY Tie Doctor, my wife, 10 my great JOY, was
restored 10 perfect health, Which she las ceuiiu-
ned 10 esioy Tor eighteen months past.
(SisAedl FRANCIS WELSH.
stanbridge, Il. CO. March 81,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
WuICuLY TMPORTANT. Nervous dis

d. M eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious
diseases $. piles, rheamaiism, consumption, coughs,
Colds splitting of blood, pain in the chest and side,
ulcers, female Weaknesses, all delicate and mer-
corral diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
| Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New
! York.
Dr.. Evans CAmoMILE & APERIFNT Puts,
are composcdu Of vegetable substance which ex-
ert specific action p1un the Eean, give an i'm
pulse or strength 20 the arteral system, the blood
Is quickeDed and equaliEcd in its circulation
through ali the vessels, whether Of The skin, tn
parts situated inierually, or the exremetes; and
as all The secretioas Of the body are drawn frem
the blood, there is consequent increase Of every
secretion, and qniekeoed action ofthc absorbent
and exhaIenl, discharging vessels. ANY NOR
bid action which may have taken place s correct
ed all ehsiruclions are removed the blood il puri-
fed, and the body resumes a healihiul state.
These medicines after much anxious oil and re-
scatch having been brought by the Proprietor 10
he present state Of perfection, snpefsedc the Csc
or The nuumerable other medicines |; AID arc SO
vel adapted 10 the frame. than tho Of them, ia
mainiaipine the body in the due performances Of ms
functions. and preserving the vital stream, IN
pure and healthy Il TO last Dany years
longer than il oiiserwise would. and the mind TO
become So composed and iraHqaI, that old age
When II arrives, win appear o blessing, and no
las too niauy who have neglected ibeir constitu-
tered by ignorance) source Of misery ard abhor.
renee.
They arc 50 compounded, that By strengthening
and ecaslizing the action Of the heart, liver, and
other sisceFa, Iboy espel the bad acrid or morbid
faaier ahich renders the blood impure, cut Of lhs
Circulation through the exerefoTy ducts 100 the
passage - tbs Bowels ihal BY the brisk or slight
esaeuaii3ns, which uay be regulated By she doses.
always remembering shst ~hfle the eyacBaiiors
rom she bowels are kept %. The excreiiens rem
an the other sesselssf ihe body viii also be going
On IN the sane proportion, by With means the
blood invsriahiy becomes PaTi6ed.
s,easlv perseverance, 10 she use or Ihe tae4eines
will ssndo,ibssdly effect a cure even 10 lhe NEST
scute sr obstinate diseases; bet N such cases ths
,iass aav be ausueuted. according 70 the inFeter.
are Of lhe dsseasos toe raeaiesuos being adfArs-
bs sdapasd % the CONSTITUTION, they nsay be taken
~ al times.
C. CkUIlas---Be particular IA porebasinf 70
ses lhzs the laael OF thss Nedsciue contains To-
lica ef as eEiry zce1rding 30 act Of Consresz.
Aad DE hkesiss particular ~ o6laiElas tAen e.
100 Chasham S., New Vera.
FossS y L.PEHRY.
susrtsn, yt-, 1870 xgssf
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Hisbgate, March 2ith, 1910
REFERENCES.

Solomon Johnson, Daniisfn L.. c. foi
the cure Of an ULcgR and ScnogULovz
AFFECTION Of The stomach and bowels.
Zebulon Cornell and Ehenezer Phelps
Esq, Slanbridge l.. g., for the cure Of
RHEUMATIsM.
Martin Rice, Sianbfidge l.. c., for an
Eruption of The Skin. sreien leg &c.
caused by the unskllui use Of Calomel
Ersstus STATION, Stanbfdge L. c. fer
the cure OF I 40 Piles in q most agrevf's ed
form.
VIM. Fl. Gordon Esq. of Sisnsea4 l..
G. for the cure Of scaia head or iinea en-
pitts on child.
Mr.. Vincent, Of Stnnhtidae, T.. G. for
the cure nf sore head and ears, on ebld.
Chatles Phelps Esq, ef Stpnhrde L.
C. for tire cure oi an erupfiDe disc ~ 81
The skin.
Letters post paid from anv raii, loscrb
ing the case, with foT lie above ntixiBrs,
viii be promptly answered and the mrIi
cine forwarded should tie case require
Tie use OF the nixiufe, providing always
that the money be first received.
Price 81 IS Tor on. hoflle.
a reasonable deduction made where a
quantity is taken.
Prepared and Sold by
Da. JOHN T.. BANGS.
Sianbri5ge L. c.
For sale 0iss al this o6iee.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
ES- Another Certificate. Ga

This is 70. certify, that SINCE aoYembcr 1858, ]
hayo been afflicted with disease ii my bands,
which was a swelling and roo hness, breaking out
IN sores, and feycrsh affection, ingeiheg with d
scroiuIons swelling undcr my cars. which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning of the
talch Factory in this place last year. ! bave
consulted a great number Of physicians aud used
their different remedies, which gave me no relief.
was advised 10 Try DR.. Bdngs' RchoratiRg
Hirftue. lweht to the Doctor snd procured a
number &c bottles Of bis medicine, and have bonn
nsisg il ior about four weeks. nay health is greatly
improved, my hands are ahpui well, ihe swelling
under my cars has nearly all disappeared ard !
am confident in short time I shalt enjov perfect
health believe this medicine 10 be a powerful
and valuable remedy in all diseases Of the biasd
from The wonderful effect ID has had enme.
wish 10 state that | commsacad taking twe
teaspoonfai's, aad increased filc dose 10 a table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others wto
have been using It, understand, cannot take over
wo lea-spoonsuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN
Hishgate, March 2ith, 1910
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
THE REBELLION.

We neglected in our last number 10 eau
The attention Of our readers 10 the History
of Canada. We have now entered upon
that part of the History which is immedi-
atciy connected with the ate Rebellion.
In the next Number, we shall Commence
with The opening Of that bloody drama,
and as il is iutendcd to give a laiihlui and
correct account OF the variaus battles ana
skiImishes between the oppressed Canadi-
ans and the hired vassals OF beg maPsiy,
we trnst our readers viii find II worthy oil
a careful and candid pcrusai.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
STATE or VERMoNT, The Hon
District of Grand Isfe 80 orabe Pro-

STATE on VERMONT, The Hon
District Of Grand Ite :" orable Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Grand Isle.
To all persons interested in The estate OF
JOHN MILLER, late Of AIburgh, deceased
iniestae -
WnEEEAs application has been made %
said Court by James Wedgewoflh, AID
Illustrator Of said estate 10 have The time
allowed by said Conr; Tor the payment Of
the debts Of said estate extended one year
from the time originally allowed by said
Coutl. Therefore you are hereby notified
To appear before said Court - he holden al
MY dwelling house 10 Nout Hero, on The
20th day Of March 1871, and show cause,
il any vnn have, why The time should not
be extended as aforesaid.
And the administrator viii cause The
foregoing order 10 be published in the
e North American" a paper printed al
SwaDion, in Franklin County. three weeks
successiveiy, The last of which TO be pre-
vious 10 the said 20lh day OF March next.
Given under my hand at North Hero,
this lith day Of February, A. ID. 1871.
JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
DIR. BANGS.
RenoTating Mixture.

KvOR THE CURE af RwkUS.Tws,
Srrolesa ur King. Evil, Rsp slisea#es,
painful affections ol llse tsaees. UlesxHied
throat and nusfsils, Ulcers 81 esTfv dee
srfirasoa, Fever sores. sHd tnieruxl a y.
seesecs, Scald Head, liberated geet aAi
legs, nsnlchrs, and I'll kinds Of siiaeasrs ~
tie SKIN also, PILES, ii sheis mast 81.
gfasa,ed form.
Tins medicine Ia siaculstlg efieeSieHs ~
renovfting those constitutions which have
been broken down ny laiudieiuuk Entertainment.
In general teTme, il u recommended ~ ell
lhose diseases which sfisr irons Impurities
Of lie blood or sisiailpn Of sste tan0fs, uf
whatever name ot kind. Some ~ the
above complaints may frqaige snase lfisllag
assistant application, wl'ieA the cIEcum-
stances Of the case win diessic bat lnF .
general remedy or prescriptions IL fefhavs
The cause, this compound wil hs ionat
sutFeirnt.
OF eli remedies yet discovered for The
cure of a particular discasc, this Is he
most certain. II makes . speedy and per-
nanent cure, without the lcDa regafd 10
diet, exposure, or application TO hhsiaess.
Evra when the disetsc has hecnms eoasii-
tniional, and Mercury VITA olhef popular
remedies, have I8pi, this Mixture ltas
never been known 10 fail 81 performing .
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack.
kh recommendations. bui les, 90 the nedt-
cine TO speak for itself.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24

In Swanion. go me I7ih lpsi. Sophia
Davis, wifi ~ Oliver Potter. seci a years.
In Montreal. on The 10th inst. Dame
Mafir Marguerite Paflier, wife ~ J. p.
Boucher Bellevilie, Editor Of L'Aasofe
des Canadas.
Al 81. 6feaoife. on the 4th inst, Dame
Louise I.ozean, wife NJ Rene KimIer ESQ.
Seieuinr o. the place.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
THB-ELEoTioNs.

sss The ELECTIONS in Canada have been
marked with riot and murder almost
iaEaugiiont Sig Lover Province, wherever
they have heen held. Biihery AID cof-
rsp,ioa have -hesn attempted 10 ihdaee The
Frensh esisaIsns % se,srp the parssi,es
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
l5,
$ o THING sTREfI'
FQa gs.slt. uNEN TIL atSI u.
fRFRAN4p NY p&@ssfp
Ys .k5usafKs are Nhrssxss

sFRa aAstses s&e TsxN1 t4tt1 ttr f8Ns
Aasss sfpassssere Ana 8aegsgaes 9m@1sHse t4R
kaswa - rsasAs q u lasets " 4tes# s9alRW -
10 maaA ana sssNs snfi'E slss g4eeaFe fis Fa@s@
ssss + iEsa aeefefss I'D se'tf& y t4nFeaseN, t*s
elafs3 il ssaea eHh &c IA aad - ses * stxsf.
tuR. wsteaaeNs, siasss ~ tss slse9t SIS xassFss
af aae48af eaffsg ats ebia thfisAs wsia sfifsss
xso1ernr, ane shgus'K &c aefnfs lais is Naes3a
tgese pfasufsafs tNAses0s6s afe net ssveHs ANaFt.
sfgt s#ss#baie saAssHNs aagvvfaaisv sos efTs@Ts
All ssan esnaa flae @sssasagsHp 81 zee issHHt~-+
Meibrfs whe hagr th9s 4sftas te' - s7seisa VISTA
ssasu afsffrssHaa sygrasanss spld ~ n pf MNs
r4As'A EHANHHAf8p SppTHtkn h4HpFsahAsh
has f,,ssers al hnhafe8s "a lsaAnis \ sea sh8aek*
asi tacss cas-, hfsas besss saaarHiy seastsd srss
b4f fatal N n Ass 81 ressk IS tstassA.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
REMOVAL.

YHyHE sahscriber Informs his friends ard ihs
d public in general thar be hss renewed So
shon - bis dwelling hoass 10 EfeaSrsy 70. j
where be is ready 70 nvss at esi'N
~. D. Cutting AZ shsFt nSs9cs fss cssh, ass
rome need apply ~ilhom iho Pa 4 ertsps lhass
having yearly deal.
LANES MURPHY.
s~aRsos. Dec. ~. 1870. 81
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
DIR. HATCH.

EEhFgNG removed ffon Hsgh@nse "a E-v.a,sa
III Falls, - the house lsfsls sersssea ~ D..
Coae, weg.d respectfully isfsFnss ihs 49,
saags iha, Re Is ia sssisess 70 tsfeHs = = Al
re Ire q Eis profession
swssfss, Fs5. II. 1871
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
a EEIcssin. Ia Mothers.

Dr.. ~ Eraas's celebrated SaofsfHs Sgr
ups Jsr Ch't8rfa eating gsefr iseiA.
FESllIS sefss9be eesedy has rfeEefvtd baNafed
a. 81 CaNafen wbeH tARaNAl Fasf es1fsF@, tfaaa
caasaislsss a. ea0a as glin aygNp - rnhasd entb
gassa ne caii8 Wif recover. The pfeFatasAsE ~
ii lmnres ss clleaetsea, aad ~ lssaaaaa9 that SIR
chl3 ssth 'eauss ~ e iis gnfes hs rubbed wls ~
MHoa b ants sfa i9e Ne p s,theusA
thefe 4 ~ sp9eafanecuf teeih Use hetilt u eytaR
saoa.a be esed - fl,s gngs q eFea he reFes.--
psrenis rafer ahpala 80 wilbfal IAs asfuf - ihs
norsery wiicfs SEQ ase y6s'tw ,hii5gsns Ter .
rhl3ss sa&ns 10 lhn saaht wIia psaa iathe KaMs.
tie syrup ammpd,asfss giEes ease ~ efeHte3 Sos
pofes end htai5pg tha araa, lheftAy rtefsaNae
CoAYulsieus. TeYess. sc.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24

r. eiics Is barely gwen, 'ha, ! have this day
= " siveH, end hv ihese presents do Give me san
Guy HaihawY. hts rir1e fran and after this dare
wilt mt hereafter eiaim pr demand any Of his
earnings. paw aas debts. nor be holden lor any
contracts made hY him
SIMEON HATHAWAY.
swaslon. Msrcl lAh. Ietf
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24

Inc kirg n France rSnphslicslEy cxelaitn-
ed, ihat "sounef than rot q single fopa
gfon tbv feet. be would surrender Bfrst
and BoUloenr."
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24
rwoRK FOR LAWYERS. %
Pro bono gublico.

Pro bono Pusitco.
"a eressts las al last cnraptied nie 10 leave
10 some Of my accounts william attorney far col.
lection. am sorry to make cost Tor my debtors.
bui cart helfit. Something nigh, yet be saved
by tIem perhaps, If they should nav immediate 81
tcniion 10 il. All who are inlcbied viii do wei
% iaks notice hereof and gsvsrn themselves ac.
cofdingy.
Swanton. February 25tA 1871.
JAMES MURPHY.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24

OF whom also oiay &c obtained,
DR.. GOODIES CELEBRATED FE-
MALE Pills. THE BARON vow
HUTCHELER HERB PILLS. DIR.
EVANS FEVER ANDAGuE FILLS.
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS. Dr.
EVANS CAMoMiLE PILLS.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-03-24

The a5oss inpaiusGie Medieiass aY< add
IVhelesalr cad Retail, n
100 cHaTHkM sraErr, Nav. Year.
8 S'rrn SEsEETH 5T. ,psnLsurLrHiA
SO coRFmiLi. Bosros. Mss.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
EW-SOR

ths way hes the Stale been benefited. The Rari'an
Cena so unprosuctive to liz owners, has scattered
bles.ings innumerable far and wide throughout the
land. The value OF property of every description
in its vicinity by being brought so near to the srea;
markets Of New-Yorb and Philadelphia, has bees
greatly enhanced and thus millions have been
added 10 the agricultural wealth OF New-Jersey,
while the facilities ard cheapness with which the
richest manures have been furnished BY this means
have changed the whole appearance OF the country
in every direction along its and created pro-
ductive farms from barren and uncultiveted wastes
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

Ngw-JxasEr RAILROADS AND CASAIs--Ihe
Camden ard Amboy Railroad Company has ad-
dresscd circular 10 the Legislature OF New,Jer-
sew on the subjec, Of their difficulties. lhls Com
pany is obliged to pay iato the Treasury OF the
Ss;e 10 ron,s upon every passenger they transport
They complain OF this as cxtortiOnary, when 1t IS
remembered that this important work has been
built without taxing New-Jersey doiiar' wh''s
the wealth of the State has been greatly augmeh'eo
by its location The following extract from Tue
document shows the value OF canals ana rai'Foau'
TO the contiguous country through which they pass.
Ii says:
'rhe State alone has hitherto proGtsd By these
great works. Wi,hou, the expenditure OF doiiar'
she has received from them more than three nun
bred and twenty thousand dollars and the transfer
of TWO thousand shares of their stock-whils, as Is
we'll known the value Of their stock ia greatly de-
pressed, realizing in the market, to the original sab
scriber, ooly eighty dollars for what cost one hun
dred and twenty dollars share-buI not alone il
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
Mo az PEE EsE. l. @ 4 T

PEN MA UFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
5,AUTI0N-The high character OF these Pens has IN
duced tho attempt ON the part OF several disrePCobe
makers to practice fraud, only upon Mr. elliott but
also upon the public. An inferior artcls bearing TIE HIS
spelled nauie thus, GOt, emitting the laal T. no" IN
the market II can readily be detected by lis unfinished
appearance and the very siyle II put up
O5ssrps ise genuine Pen al marked IN f1i!-":a
seph GiIiott's Patent" or, joseph elliott. warranted
ard s each gross saie Of Lis signatsra :zus
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
DRY GOODS.
1TURFs! MUFes, 15TFFs, A

4 X - IA o - Il WA -
VI SONS. l5i Caaham 81. and ifo Bovery-Ths Sub
scrber Irns the ladies' Of Ne=-York aad vicinity, Ina,
ne mas on hand very rie1 snd elegant assortment
Of Lynx ard oths. Fur Mnifs. prices rednced fall 80
per cent from ANY previous year. He earnestly socI's
tn ' 81 he disappointed Fur ,rimAirgs of all
sinas, a5t FGss repaired at shor; notice.
90 Ia WATSON. l5+ ChaihsEl 81. and lCn Bovsry.
EW FAEL siOc ns.-ALFKED SNlTH
Merchant Tailor No. l35 Ful;on-st you'd iAyte Ii.
friends sad the puLlc 10 call aad examine stock OF
Fall Goods consisting Of Cloths, Casieres and Ves
ngs suited 10 the fall trade. Gentlemen leaving their
!ers RAY rely upon their being fulfilled
factory manner Terms modera,e-Cash delivery s. If
ONE PRICE sTORE-Gen,emer wishing TO
~ purchase gooa cheap Cio<hng, would vel TO call
At 1891 Chatham street, where they drd garments
tAe following prices:
Cloth Costs 50 to sI2; Cloth Jackets, 81 to So saa-
net: Pants, sl,75 sa,.5 Cloth Parts 50 $3.50.
oil I'm JACOB COGS WELL.
;74tE4aP CAsPET sTOF sR.-The .ubscri-
~ her offers FOR sale and splendid assortment Of
}-p!y Brussels fine and superhne Ingram CGrp1rnr Oh:
Cloth, Rugs Mats, Mating, with all oae. articles Goa
nected With the business cheaper haG can be boag cly
other in the city. Persons roG tie country city
Wishing purchase will find it much their advantage
.a before purchasing elsewhere - Csrastreet south
SSTf5fTE e7Ek Innings FOR TAILORS.
w 30 inch white senche's; 30 do do Sarsnstf - do
superior do rOngecs or sale by PHILIP K EfTl\GE.
% B Dad street. nl33-
- EPAs kED COTTUN.-2O bl'es, ,u1taUlc
IL for WaGIiug. Batting, &c Tor sale by PHILIP
EYTtHGE. ~ Broad sirsct. mis- ST.