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New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
PUBLIC MEETING.

ITbe Democratic WING Electors Of the
City umd County of New-Yoik friendly 10
she General and stnte Administrations
and OPPOSED 10
STATE PRsgON MONNPOLzEs,
arc rcquested to meet Mt NATIONAL
HALL. on Friday EVENING, 29th Ins'"n''
at half past seven o'clock, 10 "a eve Inv
nominations for State senators ana NAeh
bern of Assembly 10 be supported NJ INC
euzuing election.
VI. C. PATERSON, Chairman
WM. DODGE,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

BILLS IL CHAScERY There is humorous ec
cosnt current among the profession, OF bill fled
against an architect for the building of sranary
effectively that large number OF rats got in
and att up the corn. 1t first charges that divers,
to wit; 100000 rats, 100000 nice, 100000 grey
rats, 100 COO black rats, 100 600 white mice. and
100000 grey MICE together with divers wit
l00,0 900 Gornicc through divers holes. chnks,
crannics, apcrtucs and ether places, did penc-
trate, insinuatu themselves gain admission, and
get into the said barn, &c; and then it requires,
in the interrogatorics 10 the said bill, that the de-
fendan SHOULD. in his answers, more particularly
answer and set forth whether any and what number
OF rats, mice, and dormce Bringing tn" change on
each as aboye) did get in, through the said chnks
and crannrs, ar otherwise. and eat and Consume
any and what quantity of the corn and grain there
in being and II MT, trdy not
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

FlRE.-.Iust after going to press on Saturday
afternoon the commodious mansion built By the late
NJ. A. Andrews. Il, the eastern termination OF Sy-
eamorc street, took fire, and shortly afterwards
was totally destroyed. The building originally cost
$4,000 ard possessed very favorable location. 1t
was at present occupied by NJ. W. A Andrews
and Mo c. D. Fillmore. whose effect. much
injured by a hasty removal. The only insurance
on the whole wa. $500, which will cover the loss
Of furniture BuhIlo Com. Adv.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

O. yhr New World for Inc present week will
be Hlendl number-a tha; is good in the Magazines
for this month"; handsome Engraving Correspond
encc OF the London Editor SC. SC. Let every par
chase TIL, number who wants WORLD" OF good
reading. SEE thu
contents for Saturday, October 30.
/ McLECD'S LETTERS Scotland. The Western
Highlands; uelensburgh Henry Bell Arrochsr
House Lite IN the Highlands Sunrise fFomBen
Lomond. Loeb Lomond Rob Roy S Cave; Invef'
souayde An Adventure; Highland Scenery.
u AElBTTICN--A F,sca-~one Of the most amusing
and readable articles published, from BLACK
woods Magazine.
III. HOUSEHOLD TREASURES beautiful Poem
by Mar Hoai;t, illustrated with fine Engraving
". SUNSET At sEA--An Original Poem by Mia
Eliza Pratt.
Y HowTo RAISE THE WIND. An amusing sketch
by Capt MaFrya'.
VI THE TWO ARTISTS beautiful historioalsketeh
by Don Jos- Bermuaez de Castro.
VII. BURNING OF THE SHIP INDIA in the South
ern ocaar--a thrilling account by one Of her pas
aengers.
VII. BARNABY RUDG E Four Chapters, the lastrs-
ceivei in this country.
* THE ADMIRAL's DAUGHTER--Two Chapters
in continuation u this capital novel.
<. NOTES OF 4 TRIP from Paris, up the Rhine, and
through Holland, from our own foreign eOHes
pondent.
x. TIE MOOR cALAYNCs--o OF the best OF
LockAsrr Spanish Ballad,
XII. MEMOIR OF THEODORE HooK--Fr0m the
New Monthly Magazine
XIII DuaNG AT sEAin Rough A..sraphic
sketch
XIV. YANfTfEs IN VERSE, BY B simmons.
Y. THE INTELLIGENT DOGS of NJ. Leonard
Good Bye TO the Wings. and the Contrast fFon
Biackwooi together with great variety Of CHER
interes,..e articles.
G1g- Musical and Theatrical Criticisms, Editorials
News, Foreign Intelligence War in China, &c. sc
TERMS 81 year, OF cents single. su6'criPti0r'
esceved a; the Office, 80 Ann St. by
Oct % j. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

MgLAxcHolY Loss or LiFE.-The sclr. Susan.
TAYLOR. from Halifax for Newly ork, before reported
lost oil Cape Cod in the late gale, with all on board
took on boord at Halifax about twenty passengers.
among them lady with children. The names Of
the passengers are unknown. We have no doub'
some Of them were part II the OF the Mar
nora, bound to Baltimore, wrecked on Sable
Island, and probably some Of her passengers.
The Susan was laden with Nlolasses and had 30
barrels OF Mackcre and 300 Hides. Capt. Atkins
Tavlor was one ot the cnterprihng, active and
intelligent ,h omastcrs from Cape Cod, and uniyer
sally esteemed. For several years he commanded
pastet between Charleston and MataEzas, and
cndcarcd himself to the merchants Of both places.
He has left wife and three children at Harwich,
of which tonn he was one of the most useful and
respected citizens. [Ncw-Bedford Mercsry.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

% The General Mee,ing Mt Tammany Hal
last evening was remarkable for rwo principal in
gredients- Union and Harmony. Our reporter
could no; tell which of the TWO was in the ascend
ant-and, indeed the struggle between the two
was SO earnest and their strength so well balanced
that it was hard point to decide. Assuming
Lnisn to reprcse"t the sachenls who concocted
the ticket, and Harmony the sovereign, whose
threats needed little stretching before they could
swallow it, he thought Union ahead on Paul
CIRCUITS nomination, but Harmony had it all hollow
on O'Sullivan, Maclay, and the majority Of the
ticket. Several names were Clearly voted down
by the People; bu, they will appear on the ticker
all the same, and the men who voted them down
will generally take them down, with some unavoid-
able contortons OF v:sage The Sachcms under
stand this, and laugh at the show of opposition.
Mr.. Michael Walsh, we hear, made pretty
sensible truthful speech, in spite of every effort to
put him down the majority with him. He proved
that the regulars pretence Of Democracy was
all CANNON, and merely meant cider. Having
proved the ticket undeserving of support, he will
OF course go TO work eleciioneering for 1t to-day.
p S. % o'cIOck.-The Sachems have given way
10 Michael wanting Use him against other re
bels. DAVID D. FIELD is put Of the ticket By
an adnittea majority Of the meeting, aaa MI
cHAEL WALSH PIT on in has stead Field was
going to Albany this winter purposes to simplify
the laws and correct tho Revised Statutes but the
popularity and standing of Mr. Walsh
much for him. Hurrah for side Mike,
member that we have backed YOU from the start,
though we know you are opposed to us in Politics,
Morals, temperance and almost every thing else.
OF course, all YOU have said against the Sachems
goes for nothing they clever fellows as ever
lived, and Democrats A. No. l. All right The
new nominee is honor to his party, and will
strikingy illustrate its principles and character in
the Legislative Councils of the State. Hurrnh
again for our candidate
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

LIABILITY OF Tenants FOR FIREs.-An i'm
portant decision wa made last week in the Supe-
Nor Court OF Jefferson county, Virginia, which i
thus noticed in the Chare.town Press: On Tues.
day The long pending case Of John Strider rs. Hrf
follower & Co. wa, de idsd in which the plaintiff
claimed several hou>and1 damages Tor the destrc-
tion b. fee Of his Tour Mil ON the Shenandoah
River. in 1897, whilst in the occupancy of the de-
tendant, a-iealnts. The j'l! gave verdict for
the plaintiff.
An important principle has been established d,
this decision namely, that the occupiers, of mills,
as tenants, must not only use due vigilance and
care in the protection OF the mil from tile, by ric-
zion OF the machinery, but if they cannot prorc
conciusireiy the exercise of such vigilance and
care, they will be held responsible for the property
DESTROYED
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

District. FOR SENATOR'S:
EANsEE LORD, Ir. Of Ne~-fork,
sEORRES FRANKLIN, 90.
II HENRY a. LIVINGSTON, Dutobcss
ILL., RELLRRS MILLER, OF Columbia
" DAvED RUSSELL, Of Washington.
" EsOsWEEE t. LEE, Of jefferson.
VI ALLEN AYRAULT, Of Livingston.
VII HENRY wELLEs, of Yates,
RAEAK NILES Of Cortland.
VII. GIDEON HARD, OF Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
FOR MEuBERS or ASSEMBLY:

FOR MEHBERS OF ASSEMBLY,:
JOSEPH TUCKER, JAMES W. GERARD,
JOHN c. HAMILTON, JOHN COGER, Jr.
RICHARD T. CARMAN, NATHL c. BRADFORD,
LINUS w STEVENS, CHAS. n. GRAHAM Jr.
CYRUS CHENERY, HORACE ST. JOHN,
RICHARD E. MOUNT, WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE G. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

FlRE-A fire broke in Burlington, n. J. on
Monday, which consumed ouc building, adjacent
10 the Hotel OF Mr.. +. All In, before progress
was arrested |, Is supposed TO nave bAeY caused
By sparks from tho sreamboa, New Philadelphia
tina, mad Just lef, the wharf. The buildings dc.
stroycd were owned by Michael Hays, and were
insured. The principal sufferers we're Mrs. PIT
man, Mr.. Hays, Mr.. Horn. Mr.. Fenimore ami
R-y. Mr.. Chester. The total los, "a chou, $40 600.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

~ Federalism is not synonymous with Aris-
,octacv. We have known many worthy and true
men who were Fedcra,ts throughout the exist
ence OF the Federal party, who yet were asd are
as pure and ardent Republicans ever lived. But
large majority Of the undisguised Arsiocrats of
the Country attached themselves to the Federal
party as nm alternative, n.inua;cd themselves n,s
lis Councils, assumed to speak its sentiments and
so identified themselves with it that the People
held it responsible for their incucalions. and sci
their faces as flint against it. The Federal pnr;y
thus irre,rievably over,hrown, nc, because tn
Jays, Marsaalls, c. c. Pinckncys, &c. OF the land
were not esteemed true Patriots and able States
men. sut because the John Adamscs, Timothy
Pckerings and Oliver N.wbOrry's, had no ,yrpa
thies with or confidence in the mass of the People
Since the fall OF the Federal party, many Ct t>
wrong-headed members have fallen cordially into
the ranks of the LocoFoco party where it gives
Us great pleasure 10 see ,hem. Ii would DC hap
py thing for the Country and the Wing Cause n
some more OF them had taken the same direction
And especially do VIC esteem thi. the fact with 70
gard TO our personal friend the Editor OF the Com
nne-c;al Advertiser who always coa;rivcs to help
the Loco ocos 70 a profitable URig quots,ionfrou
his columns whenever they are at Piach. We
must presume that he generally means to help The
Wing cause; but if his paper were gotnP expressly
70 furnish advantageous texts for the Evening
Post. Albany Argus and New Era, especially on
- 80, SC F,c.io,s vr do 10, see how IL could be
improved Thu, his article last evening on the
struggle for an extension Of the Right of Suffrage
in Rhode Island is precisely calculated, 50 tar a
it can have any influence, to drive away all Psor
men from the Wing party and will doubtless appear
IN the Posi-, Era and Argus with all dispatch. 1t
Is lanen,able that the Commercial, knowing well
10 what use such articles ps'. will continue 10
manufacture them. TheWmg General Commit
tees are weary Of expressing the emphatic dissent,
Of the party from all such anti-RePublican 'snti-
ments; but We trust no intelligent citizen can now
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
goeR-MgEPgNE.-Thc Counting ROea

NJ q q MiKSN - Ccdars trc' continue opor ~ otcG
thst INGREDIENTS and Others may await Themselves cl
cour,c Of is that 'fuIy PactIcs' one that &c
hr -eip'ctr routine ol n:fc6atile transactions Sc!
ia O. .i,t,r. and oac which the student ,e
trav kreg. et 81 book, counting house To ho.,
Who are unac a'el with the advertisers reputation he
desires to -, ts' hi- prucipal work on Bookkeeping
ha, m ihrn>gh tarnv -. tons tSat II receives the pc
ference IL the Nc York public cho7ls aud other irs
tou, N thc uu,e States, rnd that he hm,ell
th, l~o. of being appointed Teacher of bookkeeping
for tho, Mercantile Library Association Of this CITY
p-..p,rtu.., witl lorns, may be had at the Counrs
Rcol, q, asoyc. c9 cIe%
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

y Those Wh' wish to witness superb display of
Gyn.stc Feat. aided by every elegant accessory have
only visit the Bo=ery Circus, where combination Of
Talent will ore than CRAFTY the most fsstidious The
announcement OF the las; eight nights mas caused the
boxes 70 overflow early hour. We advise those
who Wish to witness these truly gratifying performances.
70 make speedy application for places.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

- FIR the convenience OF person, wishing to send 10
their frieod- in the country, the WEEKLY TRIBUNE
MAJ be obtained the Office No. 80 Ann'FeeI IN wrap
pers Pfiee G. cents See Table of Contents IN another
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

Carr TYLER Is not ,..as.inated as has rsen exported
but Is alive ana vel" preparing for the cougre ona
campaign. DR.. Sherman l. also alive ard well respg
nj Lozenges for s,sInatIng the worm. cradicatIn
coughs. astha,. whooping coughs and consumption
curing the -everest hcaSachss Mr James Grant Arm
Il ne has known more than 20 OF his friends
BY sherman. Iezenges, and believes they will cure any
within the reach of Medicine than any thing
else Warehouse 1906 Nss.aI st. Agents l-s Bower,
Il East Broadway. 92l Beecser IT. ~ Hudson st an
Kushtoa and Aspinwsll..
u A yosnr gentleman of336 South Market street. Al
bapy. had very tf and straight nair Yhich
he cs by it, f,GZ He hs. used tFo bottles OF Paa
Of Columbia lrou Cvmsteck & Co. and 20. he, fui
h)virg crop Of ve'y long. hce hair, which cus
beautifully His fsther, sho Is Of the mot respect
able citiLens Of that CITY referred for
NJ. Lev is Mlard Of Butternus Otscgo Co, hal est
ms har, ard had It fully restored by bottle. Of tn
Balm n fact the numerous ha, i Mt
out OF the question to reei hundred OF osf
who have eXperi-Gced the like effects.
Beware Some counierfeters have attempted to ir
tate Ais article Let he purchased or u'ef une
II nave the name cf Corstcck & Co on splendid wrap
Der. Thu the only external that will secure the
public from deception.
LIS sod only at II M,Jen lane. Go there always, e,
there are counterfsits IN circulation
. Hairy excreceuces, If the greatest are perh,p,
th- common drawbacks to personal appearance =
The kin may possess Parisn purity or color 1t may be
heightened BY the bloom Of health. and rich with the
oothne,s Of youtb but these attractions are oh
by overgrovth Of hair advantages they wouI oh
erTise yield their pc-sesfOr INN datey lost Dr.
Felix Gour4,d, Pondres ubtlies bay. been found bigL
efficient IN removing such Disagreement. When spptc
cold, TINS preparation i used By ZONE, lieu Of razo,
for removing the beard, which effect, with mo use
viii a. much rapty. in satisac ory manner spr
at less expense while at the time leaves the ,kr
set aAd delicate 10 the touch To uproot the beard err
tireiy II must be applied warm 1t will ato destroy IN
hair when found TO encreach upon the forehead and val
nc one OF many little ancoyances in the shape Of frz
or and huoas locks. In fact valuabl
appendase 10 the toilet will be foaid such by those
.ho may have occasiou for Prch.scrs caa se.
the preparation tired frsqlrcl. 81 O. bottle.
10 De had in New York only :! s. Wslher-it. doc,
frcm the corner Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

u For two Letters from England and other inter-
estiug matter see First Page.
u For Poem By VIM. II. Burleigh, and the con-
clusion Of Mrs Eets story OF The Recluse, Last
Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

70 Advce7 from Key West dated the 10th IN
slant, say:
The brig Ada Eliza, Capt. Hubbard. ct Pm"-
dolphin, from ST Cruz (Cuba) for New York AZ
rived on the 9Th, for thH purpose OF repairing rnd
der. She ha. been ashore on the CoIor.dos, but
succeeded in getting OFF without injury Except to
her rudder) after throwing overheard her deck
load of woed. She Is now ready for sea and will
sail hs day.
The ship Montgomery, Constant, sailed on ihe
OH for Boston, with cargo OF $4,000 bushels OF
Salt. manufactured at the works OF this place.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

The vicksburgh Sentinel, of Saturday 9th, ha-
the following We unable TO report any I'M
provcment in the health of the city since our la''
publication. We have row no hopes OF frost or OF
decline in the disease until the full of the moon.
whick takes place about the 28lh October.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

% The friends Of M,RTIS VAS BuKEF as a
candidate for next President held slim meeting
in Philadel7 hia he other day-John Horn in the
chair. 1t was forlorn business. The Commisee
TO draft Resolutions reported that ii is inSzpedieat
10 MAKE augmentation nor, which was concurred
in BY the meeting. Therefore an adjournment was
carried.
This losk, rather discourngins, but We are re-
solved that Van shall be the regular candidate
There is not another horse in the stable, Calhoun
excepted that sh uld feel perfectly sure of beat
ing. We hope, therefore, shall not be accused
of attempting to head Capt. Tyler, when we say
that Mr.. V. B. must be the candidate, and ne
shall help him all we can by keeping his name be-
fore the People
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
By this Mornings Southern Vail.

IT, ,,,-, bs- Of
.,.o..a4 >, .bs BOARD OF Health for tho
'a's' 'A''s , - =, ,son was a..
Is hourS endins ''ie LON ,-......-.
OF which - were Of yello" FEVER Ne
to the Charity H''pitai for the - hours enS's '''
me evening - ~
yellow ie'eI discharges TO- Sei'o"
Deaths II. OF yellow fever.
Ill I,,.r ;r,oli;,s,c, fr,,r,
- Inc i0''o"'''7
Florida * furnished IN me % 49,
savannah Georgian. dated the 20th inst.
=. tn. ,,.d rulings have at length some 10 hand
~. .,.r.. bro,b.r. E-noc-tho-lu-math-s. hs>
''A' r'r,oa Raw. and reports that Tser-
come IT. - = ,.;,b the most of hi, people
81, : ~ - h., come in and there cannot
% - IL. : 3o,bt bus he will il VII
nos De- Eo,',o.' - a.. +r,lements viii be I'M
Oe b.s internal ,avases and
n'edia'ey rem, 81 - 80 ~. -,ra,ion 10 but
j. WIZ ia '.-..,.-,,;,..r,-tb. Everslid es
''''. r,-:.,,s mr., 10 leave For
- 80 49,, Tue, on IN. Arkansas
az 'ur VI IN l., ;r,r,sdia,elv.
iron"'t' ne'' ,,I.,,,. m, company
co'rl'"'t w '''s i'm. o-o,5sr corpsnv
oi Dungeons NJ raeer s''' ',o'"s' -
81 the same regiment 'e''.,'
Dragons stationed ~ L--- ,1o.,'''
r,rr.rvKov RIO d. J.SslKe-The bris ia
oet, arrived at Baltimore on Wednesday, .ett RIO
n, the 1i,A September. Furnishes the annexed eN-
r,c,. fr,1, , ir,fer addressed thence 10 ;aercsn
-. 80
'''' '''' RIo2g hxy1so Sept J. ISL.
Thrill (cw DAYS ago prjces o; Flour remained
stationary. notwiihs andng limited SUPPLY. Ac-
counts. however. we're received ,hat the Govern
ment OF Bucnos Nyres had permitted t"e '''t'o' q
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

HcUsEKsEPlyGo or THE NoBILirY.-The follow
ing the particulars Of the con SUMPTION of wine
AID ale. wax lights, &c. at Bevoir Castle, the seat
OF The Duke Of Rutland from Dec 1899, to April
1910. or about 10 weeks: wiae, 200 dozen ale.
&c hdds wax lights, 1880; sperm OIL 600 gal
ions. Dined at his Gracs's table, 1897 persons :;
in the steward room. 242l in the .eiyant. hall,
nursery and kitchen department, including Corners
and goers. ll,3l2 persons. OF loaves of bread
there were consumed 1898 of meat, - 500 lbs
exclusive OF game. The rneney value Of the meat
poultry, eggs, and ever kind Of provision, except
stores, consumed during thi, period, amounted to
935o9. =. II 3 Id Inc quantity of game killed
By hi. Grace aud friends, and consumed at Bevoir
castle alone. was 1888 head Supposed value
Z 1872 Is. sd. The quantity OF game killed dur
ing the season, over all his Graces nanots Is thus
stated: 1893 hares. 997 pheasants, 2lOl par.
ridges % wild ducks, los woedcocks, l35 sn pes,
947 rabbits, 10 grouse, 90 black game, and 8 teal
These particulars are given in history of Belvoir
Castle recently published
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

LARGE FtREIN MAcoN.-A letter from Augusta
states, that large has taken place Macon. Ga,
which has destroyed much property. The Bank
ing Honse- NJ the Insurance Bank. and of the
Ocmugec Bank, were among the buildings burnt
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

REroRM.-Thc crew Of Messrs. A. Foster 81
Son, ship Louisiana for BIO, were shipped from
the Sailors Home. and instead of being carried on
board intoxicated Just as the ship was - get under
why. n, wa, o-ce the ca--, they went on board the
night before. and lodged there quietly and so
berry any ciiz-ns shore.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

The WHEAT CRoP OF 1912 We learn from a
friend who mas been spending few days at differ
ent points in the Mani VALLEY, That the Wheat
which mas been sown the present Fall in tins fer
tile section OF the Sac, amounts to abou: three
times the usual quantity. Ii the farmers in tn
other principal districts # the State nave sown
any thing like extensively. with f4vora5le sea
son. the Wtea, product Of 1912 will be very large.
The seed along the Miami has come up well. and
the fields present beautiful and healthy appear
ance. The fly has shown Itself in some districts.
but has as yet done but little damage. Enire ex-
emPtion from lis ravages not 70 be expected.
but the present, indications that il will De far
less destructive than it vas lastfan
cincinnati Republican.
2 MY Rsposs is Fled, ballad the poetry by Joseph
l. Chester ESQ music composed and respectfully dsai
Gated 10 J. W. Merrill Savannah Ga. by W j. Ws,more,
"a. be-n pSeli-s ed by ] lI.r
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

PURIrIcArIoN.-W understand that the owner.
of the great estate of Washington Hall, on the
corner OF Reade street. and Broadway, intend to
change that building. next spring. into maguih.
ceut bathing establishment We believe the pre-
sent structzre Is 10 come down
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

LATEST FROM NV GRESADA.-The British
brig Jane. Capt. Pearman. arrived at Kingston.
jamaica. on the 18th ultmo, in six days from
Carthagcna. That city was still boseged by the
insur gents, both by sea and land The Jane forced
the blockade and succeeded in landing her cargo
thus furnishing the Carrhasenian, with supply Of
provisions for three or tour IA )nihs. The Jane
fired al by the besieging squadron, and chased by
one of the schooners aided with sweeps. The fort
having also fired few shots at the enemy Capt. p
was at ore time between two fires. However,
neither his vessel nor crew received any injury.
with the exception Of the striking OF Ilc m4intop-
mast by one OF the shots from the fort. The OBJ
lect OF the fort to fire the brgantine, AID
thus keep off its pursuer'.
The besicging forces were commanded by Gen
Curmona. Journal of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29
FRESH In TIE FIELD!
MAGAZINE WEEK.
Il Yi,r Nc,r Worlh lor .he pre.ent W

open; nap Uuca contracts cur powers,
Fos the whole bouniless Continent is ours.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

. HiSD>oNx TsErn can be possessed by s., Who VIII =.
Sbsrr-n's Orns r-oh Paste the best Iesiri6ee IN -.
world sni 80 recommended by D;. Castle. 2gT Ro.,,~
ore OF ac best dsuti,ts the city. We have used 4, %
cl,es and caa say II delicious snd excellent ana a.
n lO6 Nas AZ street lis BoWer5, II East Boai4.ys
Hudson street aud 2!i Blec -Srr
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

be deluded into believing them shared or c0Dn'
,enancea by the Wings. They arc simply snad-
ow. cas-, back upon our age by the Eleventh Cen
,r-v-.;r-bubbles rising up from the dark ana
.,,enant depths of the long-buried Past They are
10 be regarded with curiosity, ike an euogiun on
pe.potsrn by Mestern;ch on Slavery BY Gal
houn. which in thi. age requires no reply. It /.
only the Unfair use made Of sech unreason by the
Loco-Foco press which renders any notice O; ii
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-29

FAR or The AMsSIcAS ADMINISTRATIONS ID. irs,,,
.,is,g Of N, ufoul ;he novel and N. eIhb,S "
Inc FAIR cvea II Eu2hshman might see something % A.,
ri7e sly r.oes ioa TcFy nA.lfAy eac' NE to exln,.
r. -s exc several specimens got up on gold plate. -
-, I'm. .fvle .aw bu, one, however, PROCESSING ,s
l.proycu, n, upon past us1se that "A' Presented BY
NJ P-ock,ra, Of Albany. The - Jec; Of the uasb
s : very .ppiy attained i 10 AVOID all the cy, =
..1.,,,. has, and ni,Sri metals into the geuh By ~
n.', ,tla-8 .oli, -ithou the solder AID 1iat.e 1,
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