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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06
EAvID

Aurelius, n. Y, Aug. 81, 1899.
From the Rev. II. Baunisler, 4, B.. Teachers Of
Languages IA the Cazsnovia Seminary.
THIS c%oFuhes that I have successfully used the
Rev. j. COyeTts Balm of Life. In the case of an
obstinate cold, which resulted IN a scttIcd %roi1p,.
NATION oi the lungs, the Balm Of Life, after the
tTal Of several other medicines for several weeks
effected a gradual butpCImant cure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06
JOSEPH r. PITNEY,
Physician aud Surgeon

FROM TIE NcV' ~. AOOIe.-lu 1926 my luuuE
became seriously diseased, and continued so f1r
nearly fourteen years, and about sax years since
i was a~ttacGtI with a chrome Brouchius which
occa>.Oned me much pam and distress, attended
by difficult breathing and pains IN various narts
q the chest. In March lastI purchased a bottle
Of Rev. l. COyerts Balm of Life, and the effect
nas Geen that my breathing Is about as free as be-
fore l was taken; my chronic bronchitis neaTIy If
not a together cured, aud The pains Of the chest
have subsidized, 1 have great confidence in Inc
Balm Of Life, and think ia good and safe medl-
cine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06

ALEX. +. LAIDLEY. Clerk
CGETrE. Er Compt. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06
Campbell. for Compt. mi I2

NltGiNlA-IN CHANCERY-Ai rules held ia the
Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and ChRncery for the county Of Ohio, IN
the month Of April, ls4I.
The General Insurance Company Of Maryland,
Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06

CUANCEEY-At rules held in ,Lo
Iierh 5 office Of the Circui'Superor Court orLav
and Ch4nceTy for The county Of Ohio, in the
month Of March 1871. "
Henry Duhriug, Con,Ioip,,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06

80 VS. w. ~ ANnnnrmna
T.. LAWRENCE, VI. d., Raldwinsyiiie ~
BRONCHITIS! BRUNCHITISu-Ro
HO ware cf that dread DESTROYER. v--TpE
bBONCtITlS:4G Which spares neifbcr ~
Dung. thoOhd, or the Beautiful, bur ~ a,r, W
" h]urryIne thousands upon thousands IN n n,o,,
azure grave uugdeT the mistaken name ofCnns,
Cough, Sure less Of the Lungs OF Throat Uns,sn
ness, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma H..
fcvtr.a SprttInR up Of PhlcFm or Maize 49,
sometimes blood. ltIs an Inflammation oftb, e.
sk % which lines the inside Of the small wind t,i -,
o. ar vessels ruurlag through c'Cry part % a.
lungs. The great and ~eflcctuaI remedy f,r H..
Hlurmn and wide spread disease IL The H.
tuyrILs Balm Or LIFE. This new and inv,i.
ua1.r Medicine Is universally pronounced he ~.
uufn'IIls ,vhu have used " and tested H. 80.
lug virtues, 90 be the m1stwOnderful and nJ,,5,.
bic rCmesy in the world for tho rurc ~ pgI,,ltt'
Us, Coughs, severe Gods, Group, Asthma VIII
ping lUuZh, and at diseases Of the Iunys .aI
Nlnar.pc, which, neglected soon lead 10 rc5I,Cosu.
SUM. ION. fCVH
TIE BALM or LrrE stands enfrcIv aIoorc-
me various QuaCk NostTums Of the dav b,n
lHY1UISiy won Inc confidence Of phvstrts, CfuI-
gJinsu, and the intelligent Of all classes 49,.
er. H bias been Introduced Philanthyopisfs 49,
al who truly mpalhIze with human sgn1,"nu
every where hail ~ appearance with henri hi, r.,
auII OBS upon the BALM o. LWg as one 81 49,
Z oNI.cure occasionally bestOws on ma, H..
"hlc1 like auEois visits, ore W. and nrbcfIl,95uI ~
,af'Tru|ara containing numerous fsstr.a
ls oi iHg highest rcsrectabHity, can be had. gys,
WI-TH, 0faiI our Agents. siaI-
l1r bRt1 o. i,rrE, Zone D0farrefRour,l
l'rl." 90 DE bookstore of 10
ggcl--gm sIEpHENsON& GtRwOOp
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NI~RGlNlA--IN CHANcERY-At rules held in the
CLERKS Office Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Ohio, in The
month ofNlarch, a b. lSil.
William Slamm, Complaipgn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
PRICE ONE GENE.

the extreme West with produce and o. Saturday
last, the 18th November, oar Gig papers sh owed
afoat at the docks, six;yfour thousand three hun
bred and eighteen bushels of wheat, FIVE thousand
six hundred and slx,y-three barrels of -four; one
thousand five hundred bushels Of corn, &c. &c.
Tie wind and the arrivals have both continued
from that time 10 this, and of course Inc quantity
has been greatly augmented since though have nor
the means of specifying amounts. These arrivals,
at this late season. have caused great press for
freight. upon the Canal and have caused con-
siderable augmentation in the price of freight to
Albany. This circumstance, and not the stopping
the mills for the season., may have the effect to
produce slight augmentation Of price in flour in
your city; and such may reasonably be expected
every year, and indeed at all seasons of the year
until the completion OF the Enlargement Of the
Erie Canal, SO that By employing the large boats
the price of tran. porraiion shall be materially re-
duced Much produce of various kinds will this
year be stopped short of reaching your CITY, by the
want of time to get it through upon the present
sized Canal. Such has been the case before, and
will be still more constantly, and in greater guam
tty, each year too hereafter until the completion
of the enlargement, owing to the yearly augmenting
quan,itie. which is yielded by the ever-growing
West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
Enlargement of the Erie Canal.
RrFFALo, Nov. 9, Ia


Friend Greeley There is great STIR among
our good citizens in regard TO the navigation OF the
Erie Canal at its extreme western section TO wiz.
between thi. city and Black Rock. 1t seems that
this section. especially that portion of it which is
dug through the rock just above Black Rock, was
never flashed, being left Is to 30 inches short Of
the depth required by the original specifications
The result has been that, during the low water Of
the present season in the Lake this section OF the
Canal has not been navigable except al times
The boats which have arrived and departed from
this city during the few past weeks nave done so
principally through the outlet of our harbor into
the Lake, thence down the Lake to Black Rock
harbor, entering the Canal al that place and taking
their cearances from the Collectors Office there.
Under this state of things with the navigation
of canaboats through the Lake liable to be inter-
rupted at any hour by wind our citizens were
called together .n the 9TH inst. and the meeting
was organized by the appointment, of Hon. Samuel
Wilkeson President, John L. Kimberly and Ste
phen G. Austin Vice Presidents, Charles Faxon
stat=d the objects of the meeting TO be, according
TO the call, 10 take some measures 10 secure the
speedy Enlargement OF the Erie Canal, more es-
pecially on the extreme western sections, as the
reasons for enlargement in these sections are most
directly under our observation.
The facts stated to this meeting by gentlemen
we'll acquainted with the condition Of the Canal as
connected with the rise and fall of water in the
Lake, were truly alarming II was shown that the
lowest stage of water automatically Koted in Lake
Erie was in 1920, and assuming that point as zero,
,hnt The ,;.n lad heen ~ fnlllnws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
t the rise had been as follows ::


Hence it appears that we have every prospect
of Stage of water next season as low, II rot
lower, than in 1920, inasmuch it has TO go down
only % inches to reach that point. 1t was also
shown that at the time of the lowest water this
summer. there was only $4,000 feet Of water over
the milersil of the guard lock al Black Rock, and
when it is remembered that that niter-sill has
TO flow in season like the present water 10 supply
the Canal $50 miles TO MOntezuma, citizens may
well be alarmed at the prospect OF total Interrupt
tiok OF navigation, which would inevitably take
place should the Lake recede the level Of 1920.
The meeting alluded to appointed Committee,
consisting of Hon. Seth c. Hawley Sheldon
Thompson, late Mayor, and Isaac R. Harrington,
present Mayor of the city, to draught memorial
to the Cansl Board on lsis subject, and adjourned
to this evening
Since writing the above have been 10 the Coun-
Gil Chamber. The memorial (Which will be pub
li>hed) presented by the Committee before men
toned en,bodies mass of statistical and other in
formation on the subject in question, the deduc-
tons from which would lead, should think, the
powers that be 10 act at once in relation to a sub
icct So vial to the interests of Newly orkers, Alba
mans. Buinlonians, and Nil the Inhabitants OF the
Stale on the line of the Canal; and, IN fact Sc
vital 10 the interests of the State Treasury itself
as is the speedy Enlargement Of the Erie Canal
Yours, &c. F. 5. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
pE O.DE. Of Haa. Wa. Iaslis, Associate Judge

DE ORDER Of H6a. Wa. Inglis, Associate Judge
- othe Court Of Common Pleas for the city and county
OF New Yofk
Notice l. hereby given TIM, attachment Las issued
,raia-t til = Lagrange, and Particularly
, the share Of th- Tcsl esieie lying the COUNTY Of
ouarie lately owned by fstheI Of the sai Jacob G
Lagrange nos deceased. winch >d share vas decided By
rus Iagranzs ne said Jacob C. Lagrange 10" or
e ebor ca duo proof endsred 10 the sad Judge pur
INIT n the directions Of the Statute concerning attach
eH;s sr=us, absconda- conc,aed o. noH-resideat debt
sd tlst The sane viii sc sid Tor me payment Of his
dts unless As the ssd jacob 6. Lagrange appear and
,.ch,rrc .uch aliachEcr. according 10 ar within tn &c
months oa! the publication c. this notice, AID thai
the pa, debts AID ie delivery Of any properly
10 the sid d-ht0 MIN sr MS and The
ser Of any property h. him or any purpose rhateveT
sra farhidcen by Ia. and VOID
Dated New-York. August {. leil
Nm. COLT, No. co Wall 81,
sua4 lavtNi Attorney fer Attaching Creditor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

SHlr-BUnDrNc IL GzRNASr.-Tha New-Bed-
ford Mercury states that the hip Republic. OF
b emen, recently loaded ~ that ror;, for the north
OF Euroae. In answer to Inquiries relative to ship
bui ding in Germany, the CuPtain stated that toe
Republic, of which he was part owner, cost only
SO .OOO-a ship OF 800 tons, well built, strong and
substantial in every part Snch ship built IN
New Bedfor, would cost $4,000 Timber iron
and duck arc stated to cost twice as much here As
in Germany and the Captain added that the car
pen,crs on thar ship worked from sun 70 sun. all
dav win one hour taken our for dinner. at 30 p
dav. Ciermuny is hard-uoney country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

GREAT RrJoIcISG AMONG TIE AnoLlTioNlsTs.
A very curious event occurred st Townsend,
Mid.llesex Co, Mass.-one perhaps unparalleled
in this country, and which has caused much 20
joicing in the coored circles, and not little
amazement among the politicians. The three po-
litica pafties-Whigs. Loco-Focos and Abolition
,sts-were equally divided in that town, and nei-
Their party could elect Representative 10 the lie
gislature without the aid of another party. The
Wings and Loco-Focos by turns courted the favor
of the Abotienis,s and proposed to unite with
them upon man who should represent eithes
Wig and Abolition principles, or AbolitioniSm
and Loco Focoism. The Abationi.ts refused TO
have any other than their own man. The others,
getting vexcd at their obstinacy, had an under
standing between themselves. and resolved 10 give
their Abolition friends u real Abolition Represent
alive Accordingly they nosninated very dark
bu, respectable old colored man, and as both Wings
and Loco-Focos voted for him, he was elected over
the regularly nomisa,ed Abolition candidate by
Ten TO one. The respectable old colored Repre-,
sentative agreed TO take his seat as naenber, If
elected-,here being no disqualification on account
of color But it seems that an iniormality IN keep
inr the polls open beyond the legal time has rem
3ered his elec ion null Another meeting IS TO be
called immediately. and if the Abolitionlsts still
hold out the old colored gentleman viii be eject
ed sure as fate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

4 Goor SisN The Army and Navy Chronicle
states il as IN interesting fact, and one perhaps
not generally known, tina. within 2 few years past
as many as twelve or fifteen officers of the army.
and ii l. believed some from the navy, have laid
aside the military profession for the more peace
full bur not less arduous vocation Of the Christian
ministry and are row useiulIy employed. IN various
portions OF the United States, in preaching the
eo<prl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
NiCIUkI birds ii ?,
. t.re,, Af,rn.v so Attaching Cr-iitcr..


DY ORDER Of Thomas j. Oakley. one OF the
- Jtc- Of lie Superior Court Of he city Of Ns-Y
&C Is hereby gser Puruaat 10 he provisions OF the .aIG
au horn. -c!menis aeai "a aon-ra.i ceo'0's tr'i 90
stl ,.real IA. q The estt- u W lism D. an -
70. don't of the stat Of south Ca-oia7. md TINT tie sarl
m D. solt m the payment Of bis d-o. resi he APPEAR ssc
4 n,cs such -lilchncnt. accoripE lax, wi,nin nine
months ron he g. ruliicIi d TINS notice, and tat the
yrr II ,r d.b laa 20 him IS dents q this Safe md
be delivery T. his or Jr Of iy Pro2e Z snia ths
S,a bBirg u h II and III transfer of 7ropety
b him are f,rd len 81 law aal are vo D,,sd dy VI
s.,,-n,5er 1871 WILLIAM :. SFARS
-, Lean Attorney fgr Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
MINERAL SPRINGS Fla. Oct.


INDIAN MURDERs.-On Sunday night (l7th
inst. between the hours of and o'clock, the
house of Mr.. George Oversireei distant ten miles
from thi. place, and on the Yves, bank of the Su
vance river, in Hamilton county, was fired on by
parry of Indians, supposed TO number about l5.
Two of Mr. G. Oversueets children were killed.
and his wife and two children wounded. Two Of
Mr. Sins Overs,reet's children in the house
at the time, bu, escaped unhSrt DR.. Raglin, who
also in the house al the same time, is mortally
wounded, having received tire, balls in the belly.
He Immediately fed from the house, bn, from the
loss of blood unable proceed more than
three hundred yards, where he secreied himself uH
til morning. Mr. Oversucet his lady and Two
wounded children fed and made FOOD their escape.
After plundering the house they applied The torch,
burning it le the ground with the liie-ss bodies
Of Os two children in. Mr.. O., who was well
situated in lie, and who had every thing comforta-
bic around him. is now, with his wounded wife and
two children thrown upon the world with scarcely
a change of clothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
s C HO s.

sylSEC TCLTIGS.--"ILLIAa PEASE Pro-
81 fessor and Teacher OF tie Pisas Forte Organ ard
Singing respectfully Inform, the yorcg gectlcneu OF this
cry talt ne has MT d up his Music Saloon, No.
re6 Broaiway ard IS ready commence giving lessons
on he Piano Forte AMI ei.her the day me
or -veaug. GeutiemeE wishing commence viii please
= make sppcatoo the Music Saloon, No 10o Broad
way Cd door from Fourth-s,.) Terms moderate ola II
ITALIAN liJsEC.-Hr. MANNING (tweuiy
years resident OF Naples pupil of the celebrated Pa
aCd Cresccnu) gree instruction crls 20 sH tie
Lillian. Frereh and English Sias Ing and II The
Elos, fash enable style OF Piano Forte playing.
Mr. " has permission r-fc the folioTn gentle
men J II. VAIN <righ, VI o.: Me,.rs Howlaid & A.
pisvsl; J Vi. Schroeder, D D; NJ. J. T. Brigham f.
l. Haskcs. do Nr. :. Ward
Mr.. 81 resides at 81 Walker street, near Broadway.
eodlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
pYoRpER Of Grar- La.y-enes. lE.Q. Supreme Gov a

pYORDER Of Grove Lnw-enee ESQ. Supreme Court
ondara NOTICES hereby pursuant 10 the salute anhoT,
ze attachment, lgaitt Inc estate OF ahseondnE conceiiec
Nv ih Comn.,i3u. aia the estate OF u' Chi- Of
F.biis in unity ahscoadns debtor anG maj
N. u4 viii De- ulG the payment Of h. a,ots. uns ;he
aid l Ch.e and discharge the said ats shine WIN
in ihr-e IN nh. fn Ire first ngh icson OF ui' noics and
Ina, liz payment u any deb lnd the delivery OF property
20 m AID debtor 70 his aud The tranter * any proper
r b u for any purpose forbidden by l1w snd
VICTORY BfRDSEYF,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

STEAMBOAT KANSAS BURNED.-We regret to
leara says the Mobile Advertiser, that the steam
boat Kansas. Capt. Mahany with all her cargo,
was entirely consumed by fire on Wednesday last.
at o'clock. P NJ. near Moores Landiog about
II miles below Claiborne. The boat was on her
upward passage from this port, and fortunately
had but little freight on board. 1t was first dis
covered bursting from the deck over the boilers.
The boat was old and was owned, we learn, en-
trey by Capt Mahaoy and Mr.. Carol, the clerk,
and no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

YIR ~. VE5.s.stssN, Dental Surgeon - years
exueranoe-Tbe Original inventor OF the best kinds
NJ Tr,asll,crpt iiincral Teeth due 10 The public
m ls.7 D. H. Y perform every operation in his pro
c.ior at one h.r les tban charged else" here ia this
civ he hopes hi long tried and cell suown abilities in
every dena,tme of his prof sson will he Ssicent
pusr,Btv Residence removed 10 233 Broai~ay, oppo-
site tho Park Pupils Taught Mechanical Dentistry Fees
-. ci -, ,,.J Term cash nlstf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

A. NOTE-Io wholesale and retail Grocers, Shippers
aad Couary Merchants The subscribers offer for sale at
the possible prices for cash, IN lots TO SUIT pur
chasers:
E Parme!ee & Sons Celebrated LansDgbursh Soap
and Candles warranted stand in any climate and TO
give entire satisfaction.
2nO boxes prime No Soap, very low prices.
1850 DO patent Mould Candles various sizes.
1909 90 Hydraulic pressed do do
1000 do Common mord DO do
They also offer for sale almost every variety OF Coun-
try Produce including Beef PORK. Lard, Hams. Butter.
Cheese Flour Tongues III lots to sn purchasers al
low prices for cash J. ~ s. G. w ATWOOD
90 I'm. II Fropt-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
% The PRINCE DE JolSvrlIE arrived at

Louis on the 5th inst The New Era says
He travelled, we are told, in true republican
STYLE Having left Gaena on the steamer Nauroo,
which grounded on the Upper Rapids. tho Frace,
with his suite of seven, there chartered wagon
for Warsaw, where he arrived at zen o'clock IN the
night, and was obliged 10 take odings or the bar
roo,. floor He was very socia5lc on he boat, and
seemed DESTROYS TO learn all he could.oi the ways
and manners of the Western Weird. This isrisht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

A Coon ExAMPLg.-The Graad jury OF LICK,
ing County, oalo, have indicted the Mayor and
Recorder of Newark. for issuing and signing small
notes of the Corporation of that city, issued con-
,rary ts legislative enactment. This act Will put
a check to the batch OF shnplasters which that
Corporation was a5ou, 10 palm upon the citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

yERMoNT-A Wing Stale Convention was held
a, Montpelier, VI. on The 9Th inst. 4 series of
Resolutions were adopted, and Address issued
to the Wings OF the State. After stating in their
Resolutions their determination to adhere to what
they consider the great principles of the Wing
party, ii was resolved that the acts consummated
at the late Extra Session of Congress, eniitle the
present Wing Administration to the gratitude OF
the American People, and that while one great
measure of national reform and relief has failed.
BY Il disagreement between the President and Con
gress--a disagreement which they deeply regret
they vet coofdc in the wisdom and patriotism OF
Congress and the President, TO agree upon such a
substitute as will meet the necessities and the ap'
prevail of the People.
They resolved farther that as by the omen threat
of REPEAL made by the Opposition in reference to
the measures of a Wing Administration, we are
forewarned, and must therefore be fcrearmed, to
prevent the destruction Of all the glorious fruits of
the victory of 1910, and they commend TO the
Whigs of Vcrmen; the full exercise OF the spirit Of
union--union Tor the sake OF their principles and
of their country and ,hs maintenance ola thorough
and efficient political organization, as a means OF
securing to Vermont, beyond all contingency for
the future her welI-earned and honorable reputa-
non among the Wing States of The Union.
The State Address is shor; and to the point en-
bodyng the spiri, OF the above Resolutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

NOTICE of application for the discharge CT an m
solvent from h debts, pursuant to the provisions OF
the third article Of The r - OF the fifth chapter OF the
second part of tie re:ised statutes.
CHARLES T. Die kiNSON-Notics first published,
S.pte!nbc- ~ lSIl-Cred;ors appear before tine hon
Michael UIshoefr first Judge OF County Court, Counsel!
Ter &C q; his shisbers the City Hal Of the Cry Of
New -Ycrk the lay OF December, 5il AZ 10 Clock
- - The .lba1y Eve Jour. will copy the ahove-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

FIRE AT CtrxroS PLAce.-The beautiful ceun-
Try seat OF Capt, Ezra Nye, we regret 10 learn was
this morning entirely consumed by fire. together
with the principal part of its valuable contents
Is mated loss in furniture silver plate &c. ABOUT
$4,000. Newark Daily Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
"a ENsk AALE OR EXCEEANGE-A

S5A FOR SALE SR EXCEsANGE-A
ks Country Seat, 10 miles from the city, located ia
Queens Comfy, L. L. containing upwards of 20 acres
first rste land. The buildings one double house,
aern finish with CRATES, marble NANTES, folding doors,
&C. extra Kitchen also large barns wagon house,
rag. housr shop granary, poultry house and yard ice
house. with all other coaFenienoss necessary Tor large
family. The u, of the best Aind aud in evsry variety
apples, cherries &c. iu abundance
4 large amount Of The noaey HaY remaiR on bond and
mortgage; or Bsooklyn NewYork CITY property would
be taken in exchange. Address l.. N. at ths Office
so NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19
BIZ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
d - 4 E PEI & L. a. y u Y {,

y : 4 = a Q y 4. y 4
PEN MA NUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
EtAUTl0N.-The high character Of these Pens has 10
y uced the attempt on part Of several dsreputabie
makers 10 practice fraud only upon Mr. Gilott nut
also upon the public. An inferior article bearing tao ms
spelled name thus, GiiiOt, emitting the final T, IS no" IN
the market II readily be detected by It's unfinished
and Ike very common ty which put up
O6ssrrs the genuine PEN all marked IN iul- 20
seph Gilios Patent" or, Joseph elliott. warranted
and that each gross bears fac smie of MS sglaoe mus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

gNalN " AsS.1ECEz, SSeep sisri'er and Re
y fae- III general. No. Il .Iohn-s;reet Ne75 York
Purchaser of jewelers. and Siivarsniits PolIshin2'
Pumcings Le,Aell.. Parting Bar, 1oarsc Silver Bars.
Lace Gil. and plated Meals, Bookhnde.s Rags &C &C
All lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-19

SILK CoyvEyrIox-A Convention Of silk-graw-
ers was held at Northampton. Mass, on the l0'h
inst. Letters were read from the most extensive
growers IN different sections Of the country, elicit
ing much valuable Information. The Convention
passed a resolution recommending the culture of
-ls 20 The officers in charge Of the State Prison
aud tie continuation of the bounty By the Legs
laturcs.
4 committee was also appointed to call another
meeting al such place they thought proPer,to be
called the New-Engand silk Convention.
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