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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
NATURES OWN PRES RIPTIoN.

Apurely vegetable and highly approved ean-
pound PREPARATION OF the PRUNUS VIR GINi-
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by a.. Cos
lege Of Pharmacy, recommended by the Medical
Faculty! and universally SEX the most
valuable PANTY Mehicinc' ever discovered.
8ET NO QUACkERYt NO DECEPTION = "a
The physician may boast Of his skill IN maav
disetses-the quack may puff his wonderful cursa
but u all the remedies ever discover % for di,es-
ses OF The Pulmonary organs, 40 is universally s6.
united nothing has ever proved A. succeSsfl AZ.
that Invaluable mcd.cirI IR- NTSTAR'S RAJ
M OF CEERkN. which has sssstsd
some Of the most astonishing gurcs ever rscory.
ed ia ihehis aTy Of medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing hsaiiue an
restorative properties Of this Ralsam that even II,
the advanced Stages OF CONSUMPTION. and
IN Liver complaints, di-cascs whica have be pei
the skill Of the most distinguished III, ncisn,.
when paticats have suffered the most sistTestinE
cough, great cltccu!ty IN breathing, night sweaI.
bleeding OF he lungs, Nc.after the most esteem.
ed remedies OF our pnarinacopias have failed, th!s
invaluable remedy has lot oRly given sutprisiuR
relief but actually effected cures, after eli hons
of a recovery had been entirely despaired Of.
Besides its surprising efficacy in these forRids.
bic complaints, II has proved a yry sup enor ne.
gedy for diseases Of Children, such "a he crour.
whoOping cough, etc. and in those disord,rs
that prtvaIl go extensively through The winter
season., sich as coughs. colds, pleutisy, iniuen.
"a. and pai.sin the breast, preceding from usE-
lpNtpN rnllS n Efanha unrfU-1.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

'pH NJ REILLY
NHAsONs SACRED HARP. with both ronpJ
WI d Patent notes just received and f,r sal.
ar u j. A. INGRAM.
SALATHlEL "A Story Of lie pgsf. lac pre-e1,
- and The future by ihe Rev Geo Crolev. a pev
cu'.of ~ vols. Just received and for sale AT Tho
49, % join FISHER.
ALUE WRITING INK-Of a yery -,oc-,-,
qualify manufactured BY Coust 4 Tboop.
'in''huaii' neatly put up boz stone bottles. iusf rscc,.
we'd 'nd Tor sale al The Bookstore Of
Jun 10 Iouv rrsurp
OLbAND GIN.-TsO uI5c. ge11Ioe
- sheridan Gin" Leon Brand very birb M.
vor, received this DAY b.,
jim King q cRUMBAcKER
no iHE LOVERS OF A PINE SCAR"
10000 s,s Ss' ,o p.I ..'' l. c rass.g:
De Ia N2ruaH Bresd. received Ibis dsy wa New
fofs consumers are invited 10 call and examine he
article. Ger sale hy
lgal6 KING a cRuMBAcKER
sSUdMER WfNES-lO dazsn s Julian NeJ-C
~ ClsrcL 5 doz Muscat Fsr sic by
i'm rs KING 4 CRUMBACKER.
% BBLs LNsEEO OIL. iusi received and
- lor .aie BY OLIVER PRYOR
nay 10
ONED PEACWs q APPLES 6r ssIe go.
- Fsmiiy GrDcey store
may - n FLLNAKFR
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
4NOk Consumption. LIvorComplsin sod I.
80. received and for sale ~
maf 20 JANIS BAKER
NOTICE 20 J W MENKIN
MI have boz si,f- e Chssts. 2 T,.,r. .,s
br mafked J. W Menkin. which we,s
=, l'oa fslriieF Md, IN November. 1898.
=" "' ioi "ioin % tsys hey piH BE- cold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

iiE suuscuurr respectfully iniUnns ns rueuJs
and the customers OF the late firm OGChapllne
q Pryor that he has purchased the entire stoc, ri
S'id hTIn ond has Jssi received and now offers rur
sale q irest nnd well selected sock of Drugs, MlodI-
cines. Oils, Dye Stuff, Glass ware. DC.
oPT OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

lilo PprI Wine 600 M,Gi,at purposes ior sllc
~ al He Family Grucery store. sesrly opposite
tie BIG Red Boot aEd Two squares west and
fnHh " 10 Black Mammoth Boci
may % IN ELLMAKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

q LlEE IN CHINA, just received al the BOuk
"a Store and Periodical Office Of
an II INCRAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

kRARNEYBY RUDGE, 6y Blz, IA one Vol.
Ne ume with numerous eurrayings for sale al
ap IL J A. INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

Astral Shades, Made by the best work
Lamp Glasses. man in the United States.
All the above articles now ca hand and for
Fale Low r for oAsH than the same guilty Of
ware can be purchased at any other factory 10
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DOCTOR q n pRVOu

A GENERAL Assortment OF Nnll Paper beau
IA uful paierns, just received and Cor sale nv
M Il J INGRAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

TORN BROOMS-2O dozen No
a. nod ? Tor sale by K. M'KEE & co.
NAV Ef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
OLD DOMINION FLINT GLASS
u

TENIIE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing
l. his friends and all dealers in FLINT GLASS
that ms new establishment is nov IA full oper-
atoa. Having engaged some Of tho-best work
men in the Eastern cities. he is prepared TO far
ui.h every Article in the line, aud many not
before made IN the West.
Specie Jars,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

tHASCEsy-
Al rules held IN the Clerks office Of the Cir
cunt Superior Court OF Law aud Chsncery for
ne county Of Ohlo, IA the mOnth CT March,
Is42.
Andrew p Woods Complainant
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Merchant DefOrdan3 oseph Cunningham

btltlNut'rs
The defrnd Mt, Dcford not having entered MS
appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of IN 5 court and
{ appearing BY satisfac.ory proof that he Is not
an lnhab!tant Of this Comm onwcRlthi on p otion
Of the complainant by cOunsel.It Is ordered that
the SAID defendant % appear here on the first
dav OF the next tenn Of this court enter his ap-
pearance aud answer the complaiuant's bill and
that a Copy OF tnIs order be onhwith ins6rted n
some news, aper printed N theCiiy of Nheehns
Tor two months successfully and posted at the
'front.' door ef the court house Of Quo coun.y.
A copy tesie
ALFX r LAIDLIY, Clerk.
Good for comu-mart -
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~F'fr:tnt0 Hotel
JACOB A. LIN

COhNEh OF MAIN a MADISON STREETS.
WHEELING "a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
GREAT REMEDY

NOR CONSUMPTION and LIVER Colt.
n PLANTS, ASTHMA. BRONCH tbs. PAIN
OR NEAKNESS IN 1H3 BREAST. CROup
in CHILDREN, MHOOPING COUGH. CNO.
NC COUGHS and all diseases Of the pulmona-
ry organs.
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Ae'iag Ccmmissio7er # he Gen land OGo
n I6-tf
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
Editorial Corresnondrnce.

ALBANY, Monday. Jan. 81
l'omitted to mention yesterday, among other cum
didatcs for Secretary of State the name of SAMUEL
w. JONES Of Schenectady. 1t has seemed to me
that of so limited experience and so local
notoriety Mr., Jones, and whose highest elevation
hitherto has been the bench of the County Court,
would hardly be serious candidate for so exalted
4 station bu, the report to-day is that hc stands
fair chance. In the first place, he is widely and
intluentialv connected through the State; in the
second he is not Of sufficiently positive charac-
ter to be obnoxious to either the Des.ructyes or
semi Conservatives. II Col. Young shall fail to
secure party majority, Judge Jones may be taken
up but if so, there will be something of Ii falling
off in that department. as compared with John C.
Spencer.
hear that my very sensitive friend DANIEL S.
DlcHISsoS Of Broomc (ftnliarly,. Scripture Dick,)
who was u Member of the Senate for several years
up TO his disastrous run for Lieutenant Governor in
1870, is candidate for Secretary of State, Ataor-
ncy General, almost any thing else that is COM
Portable Ihardv credit it. In the first place the
Southern tier of Counties presents its full share Of
candidates without him; in the next Mr.. Dickin-.
sons respectable talents rather OF forensic
than Executive order. BE ought TO go to Congress
manfestly; his peculiar style of oratory would crc
ate more amusement than puppet-show, and his
rising would suffice any time still the tierccst
words of disorder the angrest burst OF passion al
the first sound of his voice would subside in horse.
laugh There was rare low comedian. (the
French would say tareeur) spoiled when he be-
came a Statesman He must not come here, there
fore, but go to Congress.
- dropped in at the Capitol to-day just before
ADJOURNMENT, and saw Gen. Roor leaving the Sem
a.e Chamber with pride in his step and triumph in
'''s eye despite the chill of seventy winters. He
nao completely aoored the Regency majority in
that body with regard to their hishanded effort to
expunge from their Journal the Governors Message
explaining the grounds which he gave his Official
sanction to the Bank Receivers bill. They had
procured its erasure they had over7led the Presi-
dent, and declared MS first resolution recir;pe i,
out of order; but he then gave them resolution
which they could not make out of order, and, en-
bodied in it, the Governors Message was this
morning on, the Senate Journal, where il remains
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

DYING the HUMAN HAIR-Recrnt and minute ob.rrya-
uo-s have convinced me- that Of the preparations
TenGa M av oF the natural color OF The Hair have to
An those WHICH have been employed have been merely
harge biNnuth &c. All the dyes said 70 be vegetable are
also npo.ltlons upon the public, for word they
under whatever name or form they NAV b. vent.,
W ithout giving an analysis OF se mineral substances
will however give the result Of my researches what
ates 10 their employment in tinging the hair.
First, viii remark that their degree OF caucy ought
to cause them TO be forever banshed from the laboratories
and shops where they sold (See a Treatise on the
treatment Of the Hair. BY A. Grandean, pages 5 l6)
However, may give the hair color more or less
vitality and briancy and also the animal oil sic belongs
oit Since il is dried and burnt BY The process there
OF course be de e-riorauon.
occasion the mischie.s they produce less The
tnssd hair changes IN ssry le while 1s co!ors pro-
silver used The pases, powder or poamade remain
some dayr without taking the purple red hue Il is truly
curious 10 SEE the hair pass gradually from jet black
purple red violet scars kc colors by no means natural
10 the human capillary tube.
satisfactory result and defy all the vendcrs.
another prove the contrary Of what haze advanced;
all their coIo.ng preparations, without single exception
being an Internal composition which consumes, instead
unging the hair.
Ihase been frequently consulted BY persons who after
having made trial o,he causcs have incurred not beau
t:u head OF black but on the contrary cauterza-
ton Every body knows that judgements have been
often rendered By legal tribunals against the impudent and
ignorant venders who have rendered people blind dead
headaches and swelling. &c, by sheir dee,erous com,
pounds
Trus, in experienced Never undertake 10 color your
hair.
Before concluding. let be permitted me to remark 10
the reader that the color whether natural or accidental OF
The hair depends only The chemical conditions Of the
animal OIL which peneates The capillary tubes and not
upon age FOR example, young NAV be in .uch
may destroy the Amid and leave the bulbs OF The har in
:oai( W;,I 7s 1.d5y dry as IN the case of old age
e eoEnison OF The organs more or less abundant, in the
nonrishing juice, and not By the amount Of years
al al persons who ,lesrous dy.ing the Hair can
procure the only genuine Dye prepared from the original
formula OF the great chemist, Baron Thanasd By A Grand
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

u DO NOT CONDEMN BEFORE YOU TRY-st
A. Doolittles Compound Vegetable Candy, which needaf
be used 10 be approved for Coughs Colds, Sb0nnaG
Breath, Asthma. Irritation at the Throat Wlioopng C
Catarrh, Consumption, Group, and Inflammation OF lheCa;
and Lungs.
The proprietor and inventor Of the Compound, Law.
BEEN engaged FOR the last thirteen years in the Bolan
dical Practice in this city and from his extensive knOw
OF the medicinal virtues OF the vegetable Kingdom has 6
pounded number Of the valuable vegetables that s'
in country, which he has used with great success, N :,
affecting the G. t>t and Lungs, and has conblnei
the very pleasant ard agreeable form ot his C0mpuhd
geablc Candy whiLh lie offer. the public with !Ef
and Lungs; It'll entirely vegetable and free from all posse
ingredients and can be used by the most dellcas r.
sons.
Try IL if good, ii and let its merits find rew1!a
public patronage. Directions accompany every patha
none genuine without tbe signature OF the proprrlot ~
wholesale and retail at his Botanic Medicine Store N0@
Centre-sreet, opposite Cenr'. Market, Newiork. Fas
by Nelson SanneS, 2il Centre-sireet; Smon>on ots
+02 Broour-4ircct; John ACkennar, corner a SpTas
Laurenssreets Reuben Knapp, corner oi loust6f an
ren,>treets; l.. Nicely 22 Bleeckcr.s,rcet; Lewis Ln
5T Grecnwch->trcct; Richard w. Mott corner Of G@
nersv and IuSOn-strers: f. w. Clark, OF lltSs
and Grovcslrees; e. s. Wright corner OF Fourth ant Jor
streets; j. L. liutchngS, cOrner0i Bowery and BGGH
street; George Hand, 272 Bowery; George w Green I'll
Avenue and Seventh-.,rctt Dr. William Walters, cofIs
Broomc and Suolk-,treets j. Arnold, corner OF CraEh+
Alien-strects; VI. Morgan, corner 81 East BroadTH-
Cllnon.street; Israel Wood corner OF Caiharne and r
toIstrects; Dr. r. Rncr, lGi Cherry y-street; Gasx.
Young, l32 Cbathan-strcet; B. X. Smith, corner OF fls
and Waer-srects TIufsti, l. Graft corner of Nas71 81
Ann-stects; w. a. Ifowec, OF Canal and ctff
streets. (2) jEG
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

~ Gov. PoRfEn yesterday, made rcquisition
npnn such Banks wcl', liable, for the balance of
FIVE per cent on their capital, amounting TO about
Gnr end a half per cent, which he contends thcy
are bound to lend the State nndcr an old kaw. 1t
is bad season to ask tor fresh loans from instit-
lions already crippled by ti.e Indebtedness of the
State. Philadelphia Gazette
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

NT The Court House of De kalb County, Ga,
at Decatur, was burned a fortnight since, with all
the papers of the Clerks of the Superior and lnfe-
rior Courts
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

sJ For an interesting Extract from mf se..,sI =.
Speech. Temperance Washington ~ ~. c..
Robert Tyler Charles Dickens, Tyranny 81 sup
icrs, &c. &c, see FRS, Page Aan.r,-,re
y, No.h ~ wahs1er, Tractng Pedigree, Anscdote of
Thomas Paine &c. see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

IL PARTICULAR NOTIcE.-Those persons ha'rs::
furniture OF any description dispose Of who are
ing up ousekcepng, will find ready sale for any ora
or all OF their goods by sending their address, or sa
upon the subscriber Goods TO any amount purchased
-d3O ~ f.. COTTON, I97 Chathamh
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

20 0. A. BRowssos delivers his las, lecture
at Clinton Hall this evening. 1t will be well worth
h.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

klLLEp TX TRYING TO klLL.-We learn FROM
Milton (N. c. Chronicle, that runaway slave be-
longing to Mr. BarkSdale of Halifax county, Va.
was shot down ON the l7th inst, by Mr., Richard
Vernon. of the aforesaid county. Mr.. ', came III
contact with the negro in the woods-whelcupon
the slave seized a large rock and made at Vcrson
who drew u pistol and shot him dead, while ap
proaching. We give the. circumstances as de-
tailed to us.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

IJ'NELSONJ. J. WATERBURY, II Pine.srrsct, Ardf
and Solicitor in the Courts OF this State and of the CH
States. u Proceedings in Bankruptcy will be attended,
with care ard dispatch. l2) Dllg
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2.

II From the very extensive circulation Of this paper both
among business men and in families il ai be found ad-
van,ageous medium for Landlords advertisements for
Houses Stores TO se let for persons wishing To
Houses TcneIuenis as well as for general Merenan
die and Miscellaneous Advertisements Particular attention
paid 10 Legal Notices Advertisements may be handed 10 d.
the Office 80 street, any time before 10 O'clock IN ~
evening
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

~ 4 FIRE occurred At Rochester the 2sth
ull. by which the losses, according to a slip from
the office of the Advertiser, were as follows
The three story building ON Water St. owned BY
P O'Reargen probably 50 600; the carpenter shop,
5000 4 small frame building on Water 81. sloo
barn owned by VIM Brown, $3.50 ball-allcy adj
Joining, $500; icc-house belonging to B. Minor,
$50; J. Rigneys, on St. Paul st. occupied as Il
grocery, $500. Total, near AZ asccrtancd,
-, 600
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

D The kennebec Journal contradict, the re-
Aagash, on the authority of man who has been AT
work there, and who left there last week. He
says there has been no sickness nor death.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

the RAIsERs-These popular vocaiists gave Concert
last evening al the Society Libra. The bouse was vey
oes crowded 50 much 50 hata place Stand was all ta,
we even made an effort TO maintain The performance
went oh IN sne Style and several OF the pieces warmly
Feeeived and qste enthusiastically encored The bass OF
the brother Simon was very full rich and effective, while
the soprano OF Margaret clear and melodious We
derand thSr next Concert viii be given the Rutgers
Institute
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
From SUNDAY Mercury

IL Sebrlngs Restorative Cordial is mos, capital medi
cine or general dehation of the system dyspepsia and
nervous affections bile it stands on its own bottom, il will
maze az body stand on his own legs See advertisement
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

delivered on THURSDAY evening the 5d inst, at hail ass
O'Clock, by SiaS Jones, Esq. Suhject-Mehoi Of S4h
prov nleu IA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

u BROWN>ON'S LAST LECTURE on Ci,S,.
will be given This Evening al Clinton Hall. Srs.
THE part this Country has played and j, destined ~ =
IN the general civilization OF the race (s}
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

POCKET Books found il great vare, al the Manufac,ory
"! " "ulian-sreet, Wsolesale ard Retail
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

II LADY who has had experience in teaching, Te:
Ike 10 obtain situation Assistant iT Scecl ScOds
Seminary in his civ or 10 purchase the ,cre, aad l;la
OF small School which She could assume the entirenss
agemen. Apply 70 Chambers street. between the hcs'
OF 10 and ii A. " (2 q
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

r~+ Several communications await the return OF
rho Editor. who is spending few days at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

Strangers who attend the meetings add much to liz =.
e<t Hts hoped they vii! continue 10 attend and oe- -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

lJ TEACHERS LYCEUM.-On Saturday next Pe 7
TIE TEACHERS LlcEuM, and department OF the UXIsEi.
EXCHANGE LYcEuM. will hold their second Monthly N-
np al Si3 Broadway y. Y. At 10 O'clock. 4. " ,ke ns
will be open for Members examine. deposit and ech,
specimens ot minerals, shells insects plants dawinSS br
&c; also 10 hear an explanation oi rev OF the Sees
the Lyceun than eight thousand OF which have B.,
collected within the few weeks the Lyceun has beea a
AT II O'Clock A. NJ will be lecture the impoytacs.
bringing the spirit OF Improvement OF the present age t
the OF acquiring and 'isinS knowledge BY G..
Clifford Esq., TO be followed br discussion on the sares
jcct At 2 o'clock p. ~ Lecture on the duties a..
School Master by J. y. Bellows, ESD
At 8 O'clock p ". Will be an illustration Of the angr.,I
signs bv several pupils Of the Asylum Tor Deaf Aiu,ei
Tickets OF Membership Ia the Exchange Lyceum VII a.
mi, tic holders 10 all the meetings OF The Teachers Des
Tickets !or single meeting l2t cents to be had ~.
place OF meeting, SIS Broadway, \. Y. fis
Bail in honor OF the Hon Hcnry Clay, on the anivex,
OF the ratification OF the Treaty OF Client,
WARD, will give Ball at the TlvoLl SALOON. h,
Richmond Hill llousel on The l7lh of February, lsS
honor of the great Negoator and paciicator Henry cl
on the anniversary OF the ratification OF the treaty OF Gs
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies can be E!
the following gentlemen Committee OF Arrangements;
VIM H. Sweet, 284 Canal-s;. Jas. G. Moet, al pnrss
Gideon Fountain. Is King Geo. b. Rollins, 81 Spring.
Chas. w. Ward lo3 CharltonA H. Sou,enburgh, 9S Pm
Joseph y. Barnes IS Canal Levi HART 500 WashngrG
VIM. II. Grief, Prince and Jas. NJ: Murray, lo5 wOuss
Wooster. Rob. Honey, 10 W. BroadEs
David L. Crane, &C Charlton. Henry Baker, 81 Thompsa
Henry ID. Moore Is Fulton. William Wells, III King
HarAey Hart, CT Canal Edw II. Duya l02 Cka.es
r. Glover, Watt and Hudson. Charles II. Loyeoy, IL,
Vim. NJ Stonc Broadway Saloon.
and Howard jslGn
II FIFTH WARD aIARTON TOTAL ABSTINEyC!
SOCIETY.--The citizens Of the F)h Ward, in tawti
forming Temperance Society, to be an auxiliary lot
WaShiIgon Temperance Benevolent Society are request
TO assemble at Ike aIarou House, No. l65 West Bmadwr
| on Thursday Evening" NJ halt past O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

T NEw-YORk LfCEUM LECTURES-The ..
Lecture OF the coarse will be delivered in the Broadw,yT
bcrnace This Wednesday, evening al haltpas va
o'clock by Hon. James T. AusaI Attorney General Of NJ
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

20 Tho Grafton before the Ncw-York Lyceum
this evening is to be delivered By JAMES T. Aus
rrs, Esq. of Boston. Subject, The Chinese
War
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

~ Mr.. Jacob Lowry Of Orange, n. Y. WA,
killed by falling limb on the 2lst u!t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

Subject-'The War in China
Tickets ~ cents, admitting Lady and Gentleman
had at thu Tabernacle. Pr. order.
II .sS l. G. FORMAN, Rec So
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

Ut PRESCRIBED WATCHMEN.-i rcs.us. ~
~ meeting o The Democratic Wing Prescribed Wa,cA
ASSOCIATION vii be held the Acadrmca Institute
Srocme street on Wednesday Evening, February aris
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

90 We are glad to lcnsa that news has been re-
ccivcd in kcntucle, bv Gen Combs from the Uni
ted States Consul at chihuahua that he had had
an interview with his son Ga prisoner with ninety
others at that place, (six hundred miles on their
march from Santa Re towards Mexico and that
he was in good health; and that latter has been
received by Gen. Combs from the Minister of The
United States at Mexico, informing Cen Combs
.ha, assurances had been given By the Mexican Sc.
crctary of War (Gcn. TorncI to Mr.. Mayer The,
United States Secretary of Legation, that, far
was in his power, every indulgence should BE-
tended To li- sou. Nat Int
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

TIE HABEAs CoRrus CAsE.-Thc hearing CT
the charge of conspiracy against Samuel jaudon,
on a writ Of habcas corpus before Judge Randall is
still in progress. This morning the examination
was principally confined to the reading OF tie cor
rcspondcnce between the Bank and the BarngS y
Co. of London, and Hottinsucr 4 90. OF Paris,
in relation to the shipments of Cotton and the re-
ccipts and credits therein This case excites very
little interest ut present, scarcely corporal guard
attends the Court Phil. Gaz
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

RIoT IN BALrIMoRE.-A riot occurred among
the hrsmen of Baltimore on Friday. 1t began BY
fight between two Companies whichsoon became
general. The contest was waged with brick-ba,s,
axes bludgeons, &c. No one was fatally injured.
The Police were the ground, but utterly unable
to restore order. Several persons were put under
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

AMERICAN NrSEUM-Sluslng, Da.sciny aIols, -.
lin. Niagara Fails, and t!. immense collection OK
changed to-day. This place nightly crowde5 W.
eti.e OF til, civ 80 : :
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

II HENRY CLAY CLUB, EIGHTH wARn-,
uar meeting o: this Club will he held at the Hos,rS y >
OH "Wednesday evening. 2d inst. i; hali:paS oeis ts
WILLIAM H. SWEET. PosS.