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New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

VETERAN JuRoR.-The Of Lawrence Van Buskirk,
of No a7 Seveneenhsreet having been drawn and placed
in the jury list Of the Court Of Sessions juror the Sheriff.
going him. asceraned that Mr. Van Buskirk had
been juror nearly years ago and that he 100 years
of age. The venerable gentleman considered having
lawful excuse and was accordingly from attendance
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

ITO THE CITIZENS OF NEWARK.-The Sub
original the much celebrated Lcorupbe
Teeh respectfully the Public and his pa
been repeatedy solicited city
many calls upon Newfork he has
their calls three week. Those whomay
his their address $40 Broad for the
present un suitable and permanent residence obtain
ed will rhe patronage pro-
fsiOna practice twenty-five years he hopes will be sufficient
guaranty. Terms moderate
Pupils taught Mechanical and Dsh Surgery usual No.
Broadway, aui HENRY YILLERS, ~ D. Dental Surgees
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

~ Asa Child, Esq. the absorbing Agent of the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad Company has, it is said, returned
from his trip to Texas and few days since in South
bridge, Mass
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

II Rev John Pierpont, of Boston, gave Lecture OF
temperance a, Rochester, n. " on Saturday evening.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

10 Dr. LEvrrrs Artificial Teeth the principle of At,
rospheric Pressure are highly commended by those who
lave tried them. See Judge Noah's Certificate.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

Experimentation the Register published at De
Ruyer Madison county, y learn that sect OF Per
fectonss exist in that village who claim be holy
Jesus Christ And those who occupied stations
in respectable society and walked in the higher circles Of
life, dcbase themselves kiss the feet OF their leader and
adore him the very Christ They deny the sacrcdnesa
of the marriage rite, and by their principles and practices
grossly outrage the propctes life Such facts should be
chroniced part Of the history fthc times " y Obs
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

THE VERY LAST WAY OF SrEALISG.-A German was
arrested few days ago ST Louis for very novel mole
Of stealing 1t he had home and cali; he
would go the city, steal calf and carry market tied
driving the along, and sell the and calf The pu
chaser would take them home, and the sup
posing she would return to the calf; but she
than she would her calf The market mas
ters suspicious first aroused by seeing the
treqre t in market and pursuing the fellow up the fact
proved.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

EFFECTS OF HEAr.-The Vcksburg Sentisel of the 94h
Ill states that the Friday night previous five persons
died suddenly in that city from ctasion of the brain
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

TERRIBLE TE,1rrsr.-In letter from Nayalcetnero,
in Spain we find the following account Of singular phe-
nornenon which had occurred there About o'clock il
the afternoon OF Saturday last the heat began be inu?
portable and continued increasing until pas; when nor
ribe tempest arose. accompanied by shower Of stones,
which fell with great violence. The country Is now reduced
10 one scene of ecsolaon nothing is be heard but signs
and lamentations This shower lasted for two hours the
expiration of which time the country around tmcky
cred and had the appearance of being buried in All
the vineyards and the corncrops destroyed and the
roofs of the houses beaten in. The misery OF the nhabit-
ants beyond description and the prospect before them for
the cns,.ing winter disheartening.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

SuicrpE.-A respectable looking man, named Josiah New
hail. aged abon, 40 years, committed suicide by eaiRg from
aor,hsory window of the house of Mr. Nehemiah Leonard
Ne. Al Leyeret street, Boston. on Friday night last
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

CHOLERA TNFANTUM. Summer Compliant &c &c
" disease DC aesteo anu
by obtaining Pills which mas eeea iquha
by experience Specific above complaints Soa os a. o
- East Broadway aa' i1
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
LOOK AT THIS SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CHEAP EXGERSiAH.

LOOK Al THIS! SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
srl,.~z- CHEAP EXCERSGAS.
A&serSssS~~-SS For HOCkANtf and NEW. iORK-The Ci-
AlAILE-zcss' line of Stages between Ncw-fork aud
Rockavay Pavilion. and Thursday July 1871.
the Citizens Line of Post Coaches will
leave Nowior every day Sundays exccped) ati o'clock a.
stopping the Broadway House O'clock Carlton
House Washington Hail. American Aston, City Hotel Towards
Franklin York House. Globe Hotel and South Ferry about
o'clock Rockawny NJ Leaves the Pavilion
ockawuy every morning O'clock and New York 10
A. NJ.
Families called for any part OF the city.
Passengers York, and be obliged
get until they their journeys end Orders len at II
Bwery and No Corandt YORK House. This Line has regular
rslay Of horses and splendid Post Coaches Fare 81.
jy9 I'm. 81 l.. RAY General Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
C0E.ssEl. Gan AND ZINC ESOOFsNts.

tsU!.s.ED ANs5 Pl,ATEEsS' ERASs.
FIRST RATE OF sled rn Plater Brass, always
"A found JAMES g. AOFEET l2l Prince Wooster
lowest prices Likewise superor article OF
Coope,'- Brass
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
wa sTONINGTON, DAILY.

VIA STONANaTTON, DAILb.
HARNDEN n Amer
rrss5a1seSJ Ea9SA al aud Foreign EJrcss Foreign
t -! ie}3 Stl.t=J Letter, General Forwarding
Ei-s5s--sZ-2-1Ohc e Packages Of all kinds.
goods specie will be
by Express, and fron the follow ing places
From Boston Liverpool London, Manchester Birmingham aud
Leeds Eng Dublin 2nd Cork Ireland iireenock
and HsVre France and Boston Providence
Plaph and from Troy and Albany having recently
made with the Peoples Line to that effect
HARNDEN co. will attend collecting paying Drafts
Bill acccptances the purchasing goods every de-
crpton. business Of KIND which they undertake
promptly.
L. Gags kept their NewYork, Philadelphia
Albany Cunarj, Royal a Line Of steamships aO.
Western and the sailing packets from New
York.
TAKE NOTCE-PackHges either Office for England
other place, any contain letters
~ B.-All goods be- marked HARNDEN y CO., who
responsible for the los of articles property
attached Railroad the N. j. Seam Nasign
whose roads, whose their
be transported them Their contents At tune
Fletcher Alexander Co, Liverpool AMI
Esq Boston Goodhuc & Co, New-fork Carey Hart Philae
phia and Tbss W. Olcou, Esl, Albany.
OFFIcEs-NO 81 Troy; II Exchange Albany IL
South Third street. PhIdepha - Chuch-strcet Liverpool
Courtrret Boston: rni'n Buildings, Providence
WA. WYMAN Agent, No. Wall-,trce;. New-York.
yHu HhRNDEN & co
A MERgCAN TRANSPORTATION COMA
n NY-Cana and Lake Transportation Nerchandize,
gers forwarded and dispatch For freight passage
apply
il. NILES Co. 80 Quay-st, Albany.
II. WRIGHT 81 Co.. Rochester. Proprietorl
J.. P. WOLF P. J. KNAUF, 20 Wash:-st NY
And to....P GRANDIN, lO4 Broad-st N. Y.
CP KELLOGG,
P L. PARSONS & Co, Buffalo. agents.
II. WELLS. Court ~. Boston. jyi AN
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
7 He Il RIB U N E.
SEw-Y0RK, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST )


BlYKRUrr LAw-Hs History.-On the 4th OF April,
1900 Congress passed uniform Bankrupt Law At tins
me the business of the country limited the relations
ween debtor and creditor stood upon different footing
prisonmcn for debt existed in nearly all the States The
m arried to merchants and traders only farmer,
aver or a mechanic hud 10 become trader, within the
saung of the act to be entitled the benefits of its proy
oos A change in the political parties Of the day
without its effect upon this law. 1t repealed December
49, 1903.
The next action this subject in the House Of Repre-
,apraiyes January l. 1912, when Committee appoint
Cd to inquire the expedicpcy Of establishing uniform
law on the subject OF bankruptcy
In the House January g. 1915, Mr. Insersoll from the
Committee the Judiciary, reported bill. At this time
Boston, NewYork Philadelphia and Baltimore sent in strong
petitions in favor.
Ia the House February 81 1916, Mr. Nelson, from the
Committee the Judiciary reported bill April 3D. Com
la the House December Is, 1916 Mr. Hopkinson, from
e Committee the Judiciary, reported bill. February
a. 1917 Committee discharged and the subject indefinitely
postponed.
The subject has continued TO be moved and postponed
nearly ever session SINCE in the other House la
1921 Mr. Sergeant proposed the In 1925 Mr. Ad-
ans recommended it in his Message Congress, AID MIR.
Webster offered resolution in the Senate that it now
cxpedient" but was laid the table. Mr.. Adams
ncwed his recommendation in the Message Of 1927. Mr.
Van Buren, also recommended in his first Message; and in
;SO the Senate passed BILL 81 10 49, The reader ia
nliar with the subsequent movements the subject.
National Inelligencer
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
H A K D W 4 R Z
AND
WOOD WARE.

Wa J. JAMESON. 2J5 81 2:55i Greenwich-s:.
= IJCHEN fURNT RE IL al T., nriucs, consisting of Hard
II sare Woodare Unaware ami v ow kept family
as1id quate ct very 10" prices TO su ,he tunes
Tho- purchase articles Of the abnv. ksi will hnd
10 t,cir advantage before purchasing elsewhere
" of French Travelling Boxes and Baskets
sui.lm w a ). Jt.lI,O'.
SARATOGA WATER, from the Ioiine Spriag-Ihe 10
= IE SPRING much Iodine nc Carbonate Of
arn LA than any consequently the most powerful
aeraiye apsrien II highly charged with Cafbeaic ass
which rende:s puDgent and del gstiu drink
A A KELLOGG, Owner, Saratoga Spa.
Sold Al hsesale and NeSYsrk by A. 2. & d. Sands
druggists and rea! by David Sands 81 Co
East Broadway: Chiffon. 263 Broadway; haa 53 Broadway
Slocum Broadway AID Chemberst: SeHs1 and Del
uc Park Rev Rushon i,pnwall 60 Wiiam
r lnor .oades Hart BIS Broadway; Ring 6ii Broad"ay
Broaday; Cogre-hal i2l Pearl Binge Rosenm
er Blocker H 0' treen~c-st; Jennings Bennett Ice
Bruger - CoTtisndtt Roion 9o East Bro adTay
M I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

a.ECEAyiANA GOAfI.
YgNHE DELAWAKE& HUDSON CANAL COMPANY are now re
cevng Yards Lackarana Col fresh from the anes
which they offer and the public the following
reduced prices:
Erg aud Brokeu..............s7 % per delivered
stove and turnsce..--- Z w 90 40
Small NUi.......--............ 90 do do
West King and Greenwich, and Mont
gomrry MoBroetree where orders will be received Also
Bank William and Pnc-stree, where vii
be made for careoe delivered at Roniou je--3m
g 90 PER FDN-Pcach Orchard Coal broken of supe
- wv quality constantly dscsgng at the foot of Cham
selected eh cannot be-
passed the market 1t Will be- delivered free OF carriage
the above low price JAMES h. WOOD,
yl2lm Ulon Coal Office, Chambers and Washington sts
c.c 20 pEACza ORCHARD NJ1 CGAl.-s70e
tpO.CO do do Broke and Egg Now dchareng and will be
ie FROM the Old Prison Dock This coal is OF the
first quality and will be delivered with and good order egb
Liverpool To-" from boats line yard OF n6on
and Orders be the above 10"
prices. Jyi5 I'm lENtiEl-l-
COPPER, CaN AND ZINC ROOFING.
rtlfIE friends the public that
prepared buildings the above materials shor
rotce will be Of the
couatry for workmanship &c Buldhgs
any country Cutters Conce and Leaders Of
materials made and repaired nj the
Old Stand No. 204 Canal street.
W. II. SWEET
that the subscriber will Bake sale
Tin hand Also, the Ahanor Cooking stove the
only place they can he bad III the city w H. SWEET m2e
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

CARPETgNG CHEAPER THAN EVER ID.
~ NJ WILCOX, Nc a. Canalst South SIDE Broadway has
received from large and choice selection OF Ingram Car
petng which, being bought he sold TO sn the
wishes of the purchaser Also OF Rugs Mats Alamo
and Table Covers Floor Cloths &c with various other articles
connected with the business all of which will be sold as cheap (o
iylq I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

SUDDEN DRArH.-We learn that mon named Bailey, at
Chester Warren Co, n. Y, killed the Goth inst.
He wen, out to sach horse and while brlling him, the
animal wheeled and kicked him severely in the side. He
caught him again. led him the stable und afierward went
into the house. thinking that he not much hurt The
wound became painful and he attempted to bleed him
SELF with knife He was seized with very pains,
and although physician immediately sen, for no relief
could be afforded, aud he expired.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

COLUMBIAN CREAM.-Rehsed on an entirely he~
prncipIeThs ipesjlebe compound valuable
paaon discovered afford srd comfort IN sha'ihg ih
principle embraces complete Of
Aka the presence found III every oher soap
sbence this deeterioH ingredient oil % ahsn
Added t. ih composed oil several
pnples and answering as ven WIN eo!a as
1t convenient eartheth boxes ro
pran,,,d and sold by WM VAN EABt RICH, Agent,
M 9s Fslton-street Nev-York
Sold Reese Co, roadey Phelps Co. r Sa~ne
Co liaydock, Core Tburston J. < w Penio!d Co. II IL
Sehielin Co.. Rushton Aspinws Joha MeaAn 9 boadway
Marshall aud ali the principal Druggists and
in the city. ~. -"
on board of vessels the Prison Dock Dock Stone
for Is per ton and Marble Bsdnr for 81 ton
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
T. POwELL q, CO.'S. LINE.

z. POWELL. a Ges'S. LINE.
. TO - FOR NEWBURGH LANDING AT CALD-
S-Lss:SSe-71 WELLS WEST POINT & COLD SPRINGS
S'-1--The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain Robert
Wardrop. will leave foot Warrentrce Ncw-irk
Monday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon, al O'clock
Returning the HIGHLANDER vI leave Newbursh Mon
DAY morning O'clock aud Tuesday and Friday afternoon
O'Clock.
For freight passage, apply 10 tho Captain on board
y B-n freight of description, and bills
pcci- put this be the risk of the
thereof bill udug receipt 'igned for the iy9
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
ROLLED GEKMAN SILYER.

ROLLED GERMAN SLY Elk.
JAMES G. MOFFET III Pncestrec Wooster world par
y ucuay Hardware Dealers and Manufacturers
superior OF German Silver which ne ohtrs for sale whole
sale equal either
Foreign or Domestic, Tor color and soiness att
n UsEisThe subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform hi
" and public he has hand and constantly
cevng large invoices Of ui which he oilers Tor sale al reaacs"
prices wholesale AMI retail Country merchants would DO well IL
jea2 If A. HcKEACMNE'S a55 Peurl-st
IMPROVED APPARATUS fol Window shades
awsons Puley-Thc public respectfully
article, having nany valuable pro-
pS''' any ' IS . KING F"s%a ch Ht' M;he
jy21 Al Broadway, Agent for this Improvement
pepEtN WARWICK,
GOLD and Smetc No Is john-stre
u A>s4yag Melting done the shortest notice Old Go'
Bookbuder Rags bought and melted Gers skew
lTEs wasbnes, and old shruh bought Je'-'n
sTRAE. MANTEI. AND IIAli. LAMPS, Grandoes Caudel
- abra JaPanncd oarays Bread Baskets IN sets or separate
Rhs iS sXTGN M cRott-s
N Lamps rebfonzcd AID repaired, equal to Extra Lamp
Shad.a Sc. on hand. Je29-u
GHGENwfCH POTTERY,
2Gl E3ishiecni,,-strept,
NiNTn rEsTH AvENuE.
TsIE respectfully informs the Public that he continues
manufacture the tGo"lhg articles "hc9 he ocrs Tor sale or
trns War; fartern Ware Por.ble Furnaces Chimney
Chemical Mare. &c. &c.
je2-3m WASHINGTON SMITH.
COLOR STORE.
JotSE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, Imitation OF
sale and rel 5 SCooNMAKER Chatham Square,
OF East Broadway, New-iork. IeI-3m
POYD'S BLEACHING POWDER.-l0O casks
jy24 rERssE & BROOKS. 81 Liberty-st
WATCH a:l.AsaEs.-Tne subscriber i, selling at NO :
reasosable terms G,a2 Iml JOHN GRAYDON
NIkRTEN keeps constantly hand nil kIud
IVA .fRRhSS & GERMAN SILVER Castings Ie3sam
DGjiNTEEs>' EANEI. aI-o Agricultural Bank Notes
W. If vtSvIEcK ReoTHERs 70 waLs,rect
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

10 The following is from the ST. Louis Argus of the 23h
NM |, !. .1rnrrn story 10 como npon us abruptly
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05

10 You ought quit trading with me because you
hive Joined the Temperance Society" said grocer, who
sells LIQUOR TO Reformed Drunkard, who had formerly
dealt with him; YOU ought to continue buy of what
YOU want for your family have always accommodated you
When Won wanted small piece Of bacon, if than
d always cut Off for you you wanted little flour,
fpot more than four pounds at time always weighed it
m for YOU and trusted you whenever YOU asked do
At am much obliged you for your kindness, replied the
reformed man. and I shall forget it; but intend
hereafter 10 90 the whole hog Instead of buying bacon by
he pound, intend to buy whole hog this fall and in
stead of buying flour by the few pounds time, intend
hereafter to purchase by the barrel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

ing on HE knsss beside he bel. xilh his
ale pressed class % his bnsom. he breath
Cd snlemn VOW, Ihsiil God woald mer-
cifully graft him The poEer 20 resisi. he
~opld hes er sgsin lrsnsgrrss hrs halls law.
b. touching again that which had been
The bsne ofhislile.
This VOC. made IS 10 vas wilhosi pre-
sumption. and without self dependence.
he was enabled 10 keep. He dad noi. -
80 many thousands have done. venture 10
play sIIh the poison he had fOrswOrn. but
renowned IL wholly and ioreser.
The eGsels II lhls resolution. 50 fsr as
they related % lsmporal affairs. were soon
visible 10 ihe hspPiness Of his family, IN
the restoration aflis Ies7selsbllliy. and IN
has peace Of miad.
For The more lasting effects Of lhsire-
snluiion. . hirh divine mrIey had prompt
ed him 10 make ndenab!ed him 10 keep.
We must look 20 the regions Of Eternal
Rest aud count one blessed spirit The
more amongst those who dwell forever in
purify asd hight.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
DISREGARD OF THE LAWS.

Two individuals named Msyih and
Cuurh. had BEN confined in the jail in
Grant county. Ky. for several weeks,
charged with land no doubt guilty OF
an attempt 10 murder Mr. Uterbark.
= drover; who. il il said, has been llngfr-
ing in a miserable state. with his throat
horribly mauglsd. lie is a citizen Of
Bourbon county, adjoining Grant. where
the excilement has been very grea, since
the aluocious deed was committed. As
Mr.. Uuuerback snll survives, and as
there il some likelihood he will recover.
though in very MANNED condnion. and
The felons thus escape punishment. the
people &c Bourbon Determined that they
should be executed al any rae. The,
accordingly depuied ten individuals %
visit Wiliiamsiown. where the prisoners
were confined. and give information thai
their execution was 10 take place in ihir-
" six hours from that time. When the
time arrived, sb0ui 500 citizens oil Bour.
bon entered Wlllisms,owni in solemn pro-
'eession. and proceeded with their own
Sheriff. 10 The jail and demanded the
prisoners. Their demand being refused,
they proceeded 10 break open the doors,
and having seized The prisoners placed
them, with irons on. in an open wagon
and took. up their line Of march To ,h'
spot where The crime was committed
Upon arriving there they hung them ~
with their irons on, to tree beneath
which The attempt % murder was made
When life was extinct. they wete t,keI
down and buried under the gaIlows il
very rude cofiins. Bali. Pat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12
LYNCH LAW.

Lynch law il law Of blood. lls deci.
sions in some Instances have The show
Of Justice to slightly pslliate It's deeds Of
murder. But al the recent outbreak 10
Kentucky. we are shocked beyond mea-
sure. Ii is The most understandable acl
that has ever been perpeiratsd in the name
Of The bloody monster. Let no man talk
TO US Of the respeclsbIli'y Of soma Of The
parties concerned. They have the blood
Of the murdered men in their skirts. The
great rivers Of The West are not sufficient
To wash away the stain. Nor can The
fragrant flowers ol their ferule land
obscure the scent Of blood that will 90
with them TO their graves.
The public press. the msny-mouihed
press. tina, speaks for the whole nation
press tina, is bound to keep our escutcbe-
on as People unsullicd, should issue its
sna,hemas. one and all, against this damn
irg deed.
|, will plan, in many a thnugh,less
heart tina, entered this bloody list without,
reflection. a psng that time can never re-
move. We would not, for all the wealth
of every man concerned in the assault.
have the thought upon our dying pillow
lha, we even remotely helped in tbs deed
oi infamy. We take this resolu,e stand
that we may So. men to thinking. The
public mind must be purified aud the
public morals kept up to a standard that
will not allow a man To rashly take the
vengeance Of The laws in his own hands
The blush OF shame may not mantle upon
a I.yncher's cheek when he perps,ra'es
the offence, but in due season The whips
Of conscience will lash him m0st severely
when he may seek most ieryentIy for re-
pose. We say to every man who par.i'
cipatod in this work Of death
Go TO your bosom-
Knock there; aud ask your heart what 1t doth
know.
Every violation Of this kind shakes
the stability Of law. Haman was hasged
upon his own galIows. RobesPierrs Tell
under the hands al those he had taught
to murder M cold blood. Let every mao
who aided in the Kentucky lynehing be-
ware. They have not only wronsed
their country, but themselves and their
children. Other iyachers may ere long
he IN vail for them.
.4rnericaa SslliileI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-12

Uorihy Of I,aiiatiOn.--A clan OF the
Cherokee Indians still remaining IN this
state, numbering about seven hundred. all
belong 10 the Cherokee Temperance So
cie,v. excep, five or six. aud these. It =
said, never pretend to drink spirits until
they get among the whites. @ +a~-
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-01
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.
ELECTION, APRIL 9Th, 1871.

We are authorized to announce the name OF
the Peace at the April election.
UTWe are authorized to announce the name
of James r. Fayerweathcr, Esq, as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace, at the April
election.
1TWe arc authorized to announce the name
of Henry Moore, Esq, as candidate for Jus.
tice of the Peace, at the April election.
We are authorized to announce the name OF
w. I. Majors candidate for Justice Of
the Peace at the ensuing April election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of III. l.. Jennin as candidate for Con.
stable at our present April election.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of f. G. SchWatka as candidate for Con
stable at the present April election.
We are authorized TO announce the name
Of John Moore as candidate for Constable at
our present April election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of William Harris as candidate for Con
stable at our April election.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of Samuel NJ. Clendenin as candidate for
Township Clerk at our April election.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
3. A. Portlock as candidate for Justice
of the Peace, at the April election.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
the April election.