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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
From The Ohio Repository.
MEETING AT WARREN

On the 2Olh uIt a meeting was held at
Warran, TIumbull connlv, Ohio, of both
political parlIes, to consider the case ol
MIR. Giddings their representative, who
was censured for offering he resolutions
published 10 our last, and resigned his
seat. Mr. Giddlngs,waS present, d gave
q brel history of the transaction. After
which, John IlulchlnS loco, offered reso
IL rs, that the right of a representative
10 express his opinions was secured by
the Constitution, is necessary to carry
out the will Of his constituents, ard At
ought to be sacredIy guarded by all de-
Lucrative bodies; that to censure a mem.
ber for expressing his views, when he
violates nc rule o order, is rOnscending
The powers Of Congress, OubVersive Of
the constitution, an Infringement upon
The rights Of The people, and al war with
the spirit Of our institutions; that they
approve of the course Of Mr.. Glddings
and that he be requested to stand a poll
for reelection, that his constituents may
express their opinions on the subject.-
The resolutions were passed with but 4
dissenting voices, This Is tho righ
spirit. Ga introducing tho resolutions
Mr.. Hutchms admitted that he was poIit
icaIIy opposed to Mr., g., but tie quos
ton was far abeve party considerations
and TO show that he was not alane il
this opinion, he read the following eS
lra:t from the New York Evening Pos
a leading Loco paper;
ain censuring Mr., Giddings for The doc
trines lOid down in his resolutions, tn
House has OveFsteppeG its powers. M
Giddings is not responsible to them fC
any opinions he eutertainso or may aVoV
, nor have they tho right to rePrimand ha
!. Ior not agreeing with them. They HAY
so such right, either derived from It
constitution or from tho necessity Of Il
| cas,. They are not, IN any sense, h
>. naslcrs; nor IS he bOuhl TO submit h
a views TO their censorship before he d
h clates them Hj is one of tho represe
/ tauvea Of a sovereign state, g., SpeakiI
= IN lho name Of his constituents, no has
right to declare. openly; their views
@ any .qrcstlon of public policy, wilho
y being answcrable to any ono but the
Is and without he hazurd Of any lear
n punishment, except their disaPProbaliC
e Any attempt to aLlct upon hlm
$ mark OF dissrale tor the oPini ,as
pr,lrsscs, is aR attack, not oAAy up
tho IibeRI speech. but epSa the rig
, Of his constituents. Gh invasion o(
sovereignty oL the kate which he rep
sents,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
JOSHUA R. GIDDlNGS.

This gentleman is now canvassing his
district for re election. |; seems 10 be
settled that he will have no opposition.
Even the Locofocos of that district de-
claim against the tyranny OF Congress
in the matter Of ceDsuring Mr.. Giddings
and many of them will doubtless vote
for his re election The Locofocos
hereabouts call Mr.. Giddings "trailor"
and all sorts of hard names; while the
prominent men of the same party in
TrumbuII county, condemn The MAORI
ty in Congress for violating the Con-
stituton in the proceeding against Mr..
GidIings
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEESBURG
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

At a meeting of The Temperance So
eiety OF Leesburg, Carol county, Ohio.
March I, 1912. the following resolutions
were presented by A K. .DemPster, and
adopted unanimously:
ReSotUed, That the manufacture and
vending of ardent drinks, as beverage,
is source of great evil TO the commu-
nifty, and ought to be abandoned.
.ReSoloed, That the practice OF retail
ing intoxicating drinks, at houses OF pub.
lie entertainment, is not only unneceS-
sary, but highly injurious: Therefore.
we consider the individual who testiies
before Court Of justice, in favor Of IL
cencng tavern as aiding and abet-
ting in this great evil.
ResolDed, That in the opinion OF this
Society 1t is derogatory to the Charac-
ter of a member Of a total abstinence
Society, to aid in the procurement Of =
licencs to retail intoxicating liquors
ResolcGd, That we earnestly and rS-
spectfully request the Court Of our
county 10 withhold. (as far as CONSISTENCY
Licences for the retail of intoxicating
drinks, and thus give its influence to q
cause calculated TO add greatly to this
sum Of human happiness,
Resoiped, That it is the duty Of Tenn
poranco men to Pasronizo Temperance
layeruG.
Resoioed, That copy Of the iorego'
ing resolutions be signed by the Presi-
don't end Secretary and published iu
the newspapers OF CGrroIIon.
GEO. w. ADDAMS, ProC't,
amos Carr, Sec'ty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
BANK RESUM UMPTION.

The Kentucky Banks have resolved
10 resume on the 18Th day Of June next
the same day with Indiana
The Legislature OF Virginia fixed up.
on the Isl Of November, The y
in which there was Whig majority
were in favor of an earlier day, Ju1e OF
July, we believe; but tho Loco Focc
Senate, under the dictaHlon of Father
Ritche, refused to go for an earlier day
than November. i'4not this deserving
the attention of''ae Sletssman2 1t seem
10 US, that a Little pure "Democraic'
thunder would be very aPPropriaIe.-O
/ S. JoGrGuL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

Locof0cO meeting at Cincinnai.-The
Locofocos, headed by Auditor Brough,
held county meeting at Cincinnati on
the 2Sth uIt. at which Martin Van Bu.
ren, Of Kinderhook, was recommended
as the Loco(oco candidate Tor the next
Presidency. Resolutions also we're a
dop,ed, inviting "LitrIe Martin" and
Geu, Jackson 10 visit Ohioi and, if they
accept the invitation, Col, johnson un-
der the care Of Master Allen, is also to
be exhibited once more TO an admlriug
world!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

Disastrous ACCIDENT, by ,sone' aSes~
unfortunate accident, the particulars St
which we have not learned with certaiR~
ty, an eutire boats crew belonging TO
the Missouri steam frigate. consisting d
fourteen or fifteea men, and<LleuG' John
f Borden, lost their lives two days agOs
on the Potomac river, some sixty OF
eighty miles below this city. We un-
ders,and that the ship, having deViatsd
from the channel, grounded on a shOas
and the boat referred to having been
sen, out with an anchor and chain cable
to get the ship off the anchor got oyer
board, carrying with 1.-THE chain cable.
which, in running out, either killed OF
carried overheard every person in the
boat.
The Mississippi steam rrigate, which
reached our harbor on Monday last. went
down the river yesterday, upon hearing
of this accident, for The purpose, OF as,
ssling and towing the Missouri of tho
shoa on which she grounded --AGLiODOI
: Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

0HrThe Wings Of Sleubenvi'ie city
and township have brought themselves
up standing in the proud position which
they occupied in the fall Of 1910! At
their election on last Monday week, the
Wing Ticket for city and township off.
GERS, triumphed by overwhelming ma
orities. The truth is, numbers Of The
citizens Of Steubsnvllle, (Dc'Gdiug ma,
ny OF the most influential Of those wht
have heretofore acted with the LocofO
CO.'S have been SO mIeh disguised with
the course Of their Representatives II
the ast Legislature, that they eau M
longer support the deStrnctiofs for any
office, hoyeverunlmportant it may be
Truth is mighty, and it will prevail!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
From The Cincinnati Republican,
STILL LATER FROM TEXAS.


We are indebted to a gentleman who
came in the Edward ShiPpen, for the
New Orleans "Crescent city" extra, Of
29lh ult. This extra announces the,ar.
rival oI the steam ship New York from
Galveston, which brings four days "a
ter advices.
The news is interesting, though not
very important
The account Of the approach of Mex
icsn army Of 81 900 as reported by the
last advices is not confirmed The tlous
ton Telegraph Of the 23d day OF March,
says:
"The spies that had been despatched
10 the West, went a considerable dis
lance beyond the Neuces, and repor
that there are no Mexicans to be found
The rumor that large Mexican force
was advancing on the Matamoras roat
towards Victoria, is contradc:ed and /
is now generally believed IN the Wes
that not more than HOO Mexicaas croi
sed the Rio Grande.
There are 6000 Texans under arm
west of the Brassos, which is deeme
sufficient to prevent the MoXicans Iror
crossing the RIO Grande.
The Galveston Civilian contains ,
Proclamation by President Houston, de
claring the Mexican coast from Met0
moras to Tobasco in a state Of bloel
ade.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
Washington, Tuesday, April 5.

The British Frigate WdTspite, com
,mande1 by Sir John Hay, and bearing to
these shores Lord AsHBURToN, Minister
Extraordinary FROM Great Britain to the
United States, arrived of the harbor Of
Annapolis, in Chesapeake Bay, on Sat
urday evening last, after a passage OF 81
days from port to port, and a run of 4!
hours only IRON the Capes to her present
anchorage.
Lord AsHRURroN, with his suite, arri
we'd IN this city Yesterday, in the evening
train of cars. Nat Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

OHFThe Land Office at Bucyrus in
this State, has been discontinued by
order of the Secretary Of the United
States Tr9asury. Lands wiyhir THAI
district remaining unsold at the time Of
the discontinuance, will hereafter be
be subject to sale at the Land Office at
Lima.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
The enctemenL in Rhode istGRd. The

The ercitemenL in Rhode iStGEd. The
Providence Chronicle, of April 9Th, says
that Military movements are still going
on IN accordance with an order from
the Adjurant General Great excite
menl still prevails IA the community.
In a Postscript, dated half past 1 o'clock
of lhe 9th, the same paper says:
ave hear that stand OF two thOuS-
and arms came up from Boston last eve
ming, in accordance with an order sent
dowp day or two ago, by the Suffrage
people. The excitement IN the city has
not abated. A match only wants to be
lighted, and we shall ho in serious broia
the consequence Of which both parties
mpSt deplore.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

THE CAROLINE AFFAIR AGAlN-The
mail Of last night brought US the unwel-
come intelligence that JOHN SHERIDAN
HOGAN has been again arrested in the
State Of Ne wYork, charged with having
been one Of the persons engaged IN the
destruction Of The steamboat Caroline
'ile,was arrested on Thursday last in the
town Of Rochester, whore he hsd arrives
but few hours before from Toronto, anC
was committed to prlsoTto undergo H..
lher examination on The following da -
Nat Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
BOROUGH ELECTION.

Our Lokey neighbors knOcked Under
at the Borough election in this place on
Monday last, and, Of course, the Wing
Ticket was carried without opposition.
This,was as 1t should be; and we say it
to the credit of the Lokies-(or once
they have exhibited some signs Of pat,
riotism. True, they wasted a little
time, wind, &c. in forming ticket and
in caucusing for this election; but then
they have shown that "discretion is the
better part Of vaIor," There is no use
in fighting for the sake Of being whip
ped, "no way you can fix it"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
LIBEL AND sLANDER SUITS.

Sam Medary, Of quasi quire memory,
recovered, last week, off Messrs. Har-
per and Corbett, Of the New Lisbon
Palladium, in the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Columbiana county, three hun :
dred g. eighty seven dollars 50 cenlslor
publishing in the Palladium The charge OF
stealing the quasi quires. This is a
pretty severe verdict, but not so large in
amour, as the verdict recovered by
Goodenow in his SANDER suit against
Benjamin Tappun. In this latter case
the verde, was 70: six hundred dollars
Tsppan, subsequently,, was made Uni
TED States Senator; and, if Harper anC
Corbeu will make little sacrifice o
conscience and join the LocOfOcOs' ont
or both ofthem may aspire TO the Sena
toral honors with some hope of sue
cess.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15
CONNECTICUT.

The Loco(ocos have succeeded, it
seems, in eIecting their candidate for
Governor in Conaeclicut by majority
of from ono to two thousand votes -
There were three candidates in the
field - one Wing, one Loc9!eeo and one
AbOlilionist. The "pecular friends" oi
President Tyler united with the Loco.
cofocos; and the remainder oGthe voters,
being divided between the Wing and
Abolition candidates, were spritless and
inactive; and hence Connecticut is back
again in the Locofoco ranks, Governor
Legislature and all. The Tyler pres.
ses.--Ihose enjoying the patronage o.
the Government in that State we be
lIeVe, one and, all, SUSTAIN ed the Loco
foco ticket. We shall, therefore, ex
pect TO hear the result Of the late Con
necticut election, claimed as a TILE
victory. 1t was John Randolph VIII,
said that NewIEngIand could not with
stand the influence of Executive pat
ronage; and the remark may perhaP
have been true as to Connecticut. W,
shall .hink so, if .lhs, does net do bette
next time,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

6TTh9 Old School Republican says:
."The coalition Of the CIayies and Ben.
tonians we discover to be regularly pro.
crossing" Is the superintendent Of
the Lunatic Asylum about CoIumbuss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

t1-Tho Stockholders of the Column
biana Bank Of New Lisboo, have rosoIV.
ed that the affairs Of that institution
shall be wound up as speedily aS the di~
rectors may deem proper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-15

HacanS ErdmindtiOn. DIR. Alekan
der M'Kenzie, testified that the prison
or had told him ~ the month Of Janua'
ry 1888, 10 the Sherff's office, Hamil
ton, U, C, thai he bad been of the PaF
ty which burned The Caroline, He pEG
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
= SMl'fH wHlftNoRE, 10 John st up stain.
/ FOR SALE.-A valuable Country


I'm. miles from Flushing village, ana about Is mile,
trc- the city % NewNork. The sad FsITn contain, about
10 choice Land leo which meadow an! tla-
bic Lapt, and IS principally woodand. There
three AppleUrCfa> continuing about 500 young OF
srl~d fruit. which annually yiel! from welvs hun
,!red 6a:y., apples; and herc also choice assortment
small On tiv premises ,Ier,, spacious Mansion
House with ornamental grounds. .nrenS >tuhberr,
Two carrlagcouse grnary cehousc. >moheLousc,
and all necessary nppendage> either Tor the convenience o:
practical farmer. the residence ~ lorune.
There also Cottages Farm Houses aud ID
o good Sa,>MeaCow. The stua,an ri,lbs ground,
within quarter mile III. Bay, oi which commands
,!eighlui prospect, and altogether OF The
healthy and desirable locations the Island Terms
comrloatag Inquire ol r. T. story 25 Futona.. Brook
lv. K. NJ Hartley Clinton Hail. New York. OF Reuben
IIunsou, on the premises l. Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
THE T RIB y n E.
roc,. in regard to the Erie Railroad.


coo by a s,a.emen, of Ga Nicholas, Super
;,,cnden, OF transportation on the Reading and
por.y;llc Railroad, that six-wfceled engine on
-, 18th inst. hauled srain Of III loaded cars,
,,s;obipg in all 500 tons, from Reading, "a miles,
:, axe hours and 90 minutes-ovcr II miles per
hour. Weight Of freigi, 375 tons, Of 2,,240 lbs.
.,,cb.Whoe length Of trai. ! ,.o2 icet-over a
o3ar,er OF milc--and that the above WIS in the
ordinary business Of the road, without any pre-
! sous preparation OF engine Now il the above
can be performed on that road, what will be done
On the Eric Railroad, which Is made purpose
for carrying heavy frcigh, with siA feet track'-
on the Erie Canal, the boats do no, carry to eH-
cted 50 tons, and fron,le time they leave Buffalo
iii the freigh, IL delivered in New-Yore VII! ave
rage IA duys=wiih the trouble and expense OF
,,an.-,hipmcnt. When the Erie railroad Is done,
ir.ight can be delivered from Duniilrk at Now
York in three DAYS and say only one hail the
,boye a,noun, is carried, what will be the saving
time onlv7 And whe:l vou take into consi1lcr.-
non that the rond is opennlI The year, whereas the
canal is closed half the time, it does appear to
that our CITY is more interested in the compile
,joD of the road than it vas III the completion of
,bc canal and were tax TO be laid on the rcul cs-
,.,e of the CITY, it would be wcll laid out if no.
,,;no was ever received from ii. Bul ;hc case is
o,bery.iss. The stock will pay not less than 20
,c cent, and in four years after ii Is done people
will be surprised that they could have had doubts
abou, it. For who has calculated or can culcii-
=l.,e. upon the Great Wesl2 Blu, three years since
,.,oduce was taken from Ohio To Michigan 10 sup
py The cmigran,s How is it now7 You eau
hardly keep up from year to year with the increase
Of the West: and when craigrnnts can 20 West
a; all seasons of the year, how nanv will avail
themselves of this before the canal opens 1t
will be saving to the City in bringing the small
produce of the farm to market in the winter, when
other sources are closed of more than the inte-
res, of the whole cost Of the road. Every person
can save III winter sufficient TO pay the interest
at least ono share, in his living, and | dotrl.t
no person tha, has !; single hundred dollars to
spare will be without share and let every one be
interested, so TO sny This is my road.
we ehave seen stated that the road on which this ea,
iance record o lis having been accomplished in the
opposite direction. Ed. Ir.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

FACTORIES At PRIVATE SALE-All the prop
-rtv weil known the Frnkiord bleaching and Calico
Pati1u Works. situated about four miles from the city OF
Philadelphia Fankori Greek partly In the borough OF
Frank ford and partly the Northern Liberties Township,
tho creek being the DIVISION nel with valuable
,r, and about o ln,!. he improvements
Frlnktord large calico printing factory with
and comro-us buildings tot dye houses, drying >ht
ngcing house, hI>N. bleaching house and nix,
dwellings, The .rcry consists OF three printing ma
chimes hydraulic and Two screw presses hre large
sar boilers three wRttr wheels tubs vais. and all other
machinery and implements necessary for conducting very
large bleaching and printing business and capable OF tin
J,inw at least thon-2ud pieces oi calico per day
The improvements ,e Northern Liberties are ont.
,a"S bleaching nciery and >ng.lng house with necessary
4uthu,lings. and >awmlll and eight dwellings, The
machinery OF hydraulic press, two caeaders.
,,vclve driving cylinders. water wheel four dash whSsls.
boilers with tabs "at>, and ali other npe-
u.ns necessary conducting the bleaching business 10
my extent
Both Factories derive their power from the same dam
yhjc. sufficient To drive very large amount OF nachln
y having between fourteen and fifteen feet head and tall
Tins the second power the creek above te water-
,nn 5 situated about bali mile rom navigabe water,
where ,uei is landed III abundance.
Tue property will be old together required, or iuay
De dlyIdeu three or more parts 10 advantage
Person, wishing To purch requested 10 call on
d .tNlES. STEVENSON & co.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
No. 7 Church AIty OF 10
> In, SAMUEL PULLING. On the premises
CDaIJ ryCFT TO TIE MEDICAL

a CHAII FNGF. TO TIL II. MEDICAL
~ FACIL1 S-The doctrines which J advocate IN
Medical Philosophy are before the public III my treat
e lust published entitled Key TO Medical Science" The
views therein advocated of an original character and
directly al with all the gene raj received opinions
day: and true, long PROSTATE all the pre-
dosnacal problems and tfeercs IN Medical Science
y their truth. pledge myself 10 maintain against
u who Will orally otherwise 10 conravtI..
rhc work i, tor sale my ol'cr No 1926 Broadway Price
j. LAWSON KELLEY. 25f 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
#lA BROOkL1-N PROPERTY for Sale
= FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A de

10 + Uft SAI.E Ok u "II4 I .---f-ut7
- ,Irabl- family Residence on staten Island, WIN
0Tlt iazza IN front pa7za inc!oset:: containing
hre parin kitchens, room and otner cot'e
eucts on the tTs; 5oor: bedrooms amt gaTret above
5 rood cellars snail -hrubbery and garden, anrisaird or
eluiv CJ situation ana prospect, being the second hon>
~1nfIo h. Episcopal Church, within ten minutes walk q
ibt. O Oaaran,,.. Ferry, row The occupation OF ". v"
RnI F.a Nav , viewed witiII.ace OF the tenant,
morning o II and 2o'cock and poses
son had on tie jt May nex. For particulars inquire n
f,.,rge Csin Esq Al A.s Office Ne-trret, York
or al EfS house. ToTnpkInsrll!e- 1! - ht'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Crown
w wINDoW-GLASS, OF either single double
tlIicku-ss OF all 2rs from ty II by IS inches
SHEET or CYLINDER GLASS, o! single and double
thickness, OF any SIZE under u ny ~ inches
and for sale IN Quaate, tut purchasers by their agents.
VIGILANCE, son & Co., Platt.s,reet.
The quality OF the double thick Crown equal 10 The
b. American manufacture, and sold AT much lower
pr!ccs.
The double thick Sheets well adapted for show windows
iai.ne! principle. The surtacefs ALMOST
perfectly smooth and gyves il nearly the appearance o'
iia.> -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

TOHN WARWICK, Sweep Smelter and
~ Rehner in general, No. II John street. New.York
Purchaser OF jewelers. and SiversRi.S roliShsgS, Pu
macny, Leuells Parting Bars Coarse Silver Bars, Lace
Gilt aud Plated Metals, Bookbiuders Rags, &C. auS ly
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
HHE Steamship President has as vet not

VNHE steamship President has as yet not
been heard from, il il.eiy >h,.cvcr viii be. but
il has aceainel tand That TOO, beyond tlonl that
the cheapest Dry Goods inis city caohe bought Il, No.
2i7 Centre st. between Grand and Broome sis Ladies "il
find in this splendid assortment OF figured plai'
striped aud chene patterns OF MoGeine.te LANES at all
prices = TO IS Cd and 5. An extensive assortment OF
Prints for Id G 81. Cd, lol and l. Splendid English do
from 6l TO ? oi the latest styles husns bro"nior Sd
I'd 3D. lo and i, and 64 wtodo of all prices and
widths from 81 l2i cheap All STYLES ot iaconeu
cambrc, book. null ,irapcry and SWISS Mnslin Linens
Shirins. Danasl Cambria Diaper SCI Fiantels, Brocha
Rob l,ov Slaws fancy Scarf, and Crava together
wa full assortment oi ali goods generally kept and usu
olv found in eSpeetnbe Dry Goods establishments; all OF
which will he sold prices which cannS !a 10 suit pur-
ca>er> 2l7 Centre 81. f. Ii. kENT.
p. S-A style of Prints Dress Patterns, beautiful
and cheap.
NR-IIositrv and Gloves in cndI,ss variety. 8 2w
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

WIGS AND scALPs:mThS Alps, e wa, la,ges.; ssa
Ips are 10 b found al v CLIREIiU CHS E' bFoad-
entrance IN fu!toH-st. .,,,, ., i,i,.,a ,h.s.
The many attempts that are day aAn m =. % f ,be
@ character thu. aan and The l t%a.on nation hsy me-,
% III N ~, ~. ,nnker in his city ot the Fentilaing ard
eaP. a ,sans al %fIns mstga Ss sntms ims
dt d 80 or irectihe principle which they ar:
ne @ :. 10 f All the aiII and practice 70 execute
AT yscarers sG eonnoseurs arr insited 70 aspect ns
m s Chased arnone the first productions Of mers art
IN irIr manufacture they differ from all others made mere
rha hair /, sngIy assorted and 80 equally distributed to
ru, issuing from the kin; they Of the
,y6u than TIE nainra hair does, and having aettallc
ring al. dsaureeatle pressure obvlacd For South
rn crnat. they are Eestulabie being only ] wright
senator's members OF Congress. aad gentlemen from eyery
quarter the country, so are now wearing Cs wigs can
i-r. referred to- N
10 10,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

TLlTE.. Glue. Glue. Glue-Sultabe tor
cobinei work ha,,rrs cloth manufacturers printers,
Piano manufacturers and per ,ainers, Tor sale by
lSl 2w JOSHUA GILBERT son #isi :" "ates 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND

Paterson ~ T., Feb "a, 1892 SAT Inn