New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31


business has been transacted r-.sssd
Runor that another due! las neen 50 lar hs
in as the sending OF challenge which lt parry ehe
lenged however, has not YET accepted on me gtou IL
ineriority something OF that sort Inc parties are '''
tary though no, OF The regular army
Er. Adams l. etter.
The following. from the Providence Journal, Is
| the letter from JOHN QUINCY ADAMS to Hon. j.
T. TlLL1sGHAsr of Providence, which! has been
90 often mentioned in newspapers of late;
outxcy October 90, 1872
M Dear Sir: [ answer without moment ei
hesitation the inquiries in your letter OF The lSth
instant | have not volunteered my services TO
| defend the persons charged with offences against
your worthy and honored State. AT rhe request
of Mr.. Dutee j. Pearce, old personal and po-
litcal friend, but with whose recent politics nave
no sympathy, have engaged TO act as hiS counsei
TO defend hr, on his trial for treason, if he should
be brought to trial. as most terventy nope ana
pray he NAV not | have not engaged, nor been
requested 10 defend any other person. nor Mr.
Pearce himself for any other offence than upon an
Indictment for treason | held this, from the mo-
ment that he made application to me, to be my
duy: and hope and intend to discharge it faith
fully. But it is no pleasant duty to nae, and if you
can prevail upon your Governor to direct with
drawal of the prosecution or proclaim an amnesty,
TO include Mr. Pearce, you will render me SER
vice for which ] shall be ever grateful to you
have never expressed opinion favorable to
the proceedings of the Suffrage party, nor against
the proceedings Of the Charter Government. 1
should rejoice to be relieved from the necessity of
contesting any part of them Will you not aid me
| in the earnest desire to be exonerated from this
burden, and from the anguish of Witnessing the
trial OF Rhode Isanier for treason against his
country. au, ever faithfully your friend .,.s
W The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th has
report of the death of the Hon, WM. WOODBRIDGE,
U. S. Senator from Michigan. As the death is said
to have taken place at Detroit, and we have later
dates from tina, city, we trust thFs Is mistake
IscENp1AR1sM.-On the night of the 18th Octs
ber, some infamous scoundre set FIRE to a large
quantity of wood at Galena, Illinois, and about f-
teen hundred cords were consumed.
SAxDss SARsApARILLA.7rbe propretors select the lo-
lewing letter, the many daily received. conclusive
proof OF the value OF their Sarsapsrilla: o, 1910
0iessrs Sands Gentlemen 1t with the greatest plea
dress you to inform you my health which RAPIDLY
a m o Years rss @ M y months
which taking my life by inches tortured and racked
wrapped embers with some living creature biting the
flesh. Not single night have ever slept all night du-
Oh of October went TO bed at 10 O'clock and slept sweet
sleep till morning, and have continued TO ever since, which
is five nighs,he best sleep ever enjoyed inmy life The
my limbs are growing smaller. and on one side
there appearsto be hesh growing The water is going
off by degrees from my head TO my ieet II is about two
days sce reached my feet TO leave wrinkles OF P e
klm @ N9haf fila II Continue 10 take until the
is all removed from my fee, and ankles will gel WELL
wan, you to send me by the boat by Mr.
tebied 10 you, No cannot. When Physicians tald 10
help and friends up 10 die il seemed t', the LORD
tIo haarY of Sr.p In find Il
send il to before the lamp went out The Scripture
saith, nd h, a1 ws a p s M P PHq m pn him n!1
must close my letter by SuesfES1g ,it s PHILLIPS
Prepared and sold wholesale reai and for expor
talion by 4. B. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings B Br9aday corner % OF 10 ina ma Es
ton St; D. Sands Co II East broadway, corner Market
street Price 81 per bottle: III bottles tor g.
~ If men were disposed 10 think soherly they would
not simply because there humbugS in the world pu
down every thing Iunbug without first inve esgang It's
It's merit We well OF ie fact tkat the citizens
of New York have been greatly humbugged so much So
thai genuine article can hardly find It's way before The
public All ask of the public is TO examine Dr. Coveris
testimonials medical professors and physicians gere.
rally cergymen and others, who have tested its
virtues and have been cured by its We feel prepared
To say To the public that having tested 50 long we feel
assured that will Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma,
whooping Cough Group and Consumption, if taken in
and R many instances where tic patient has been given
up. this medicre has restored them TO sound health
Dr. Coverps office for wloesaing and retailing Coverts
Balm of Life, Flrmng's Medcated Worm DarrI ua Din
ner nnd Calharc Candies Iump phrey's Pile Ointment,
Phelp Tnraio Pills and Sir Ashley Coopers celebrated
Corn Savc lS5 Nassuu-street, under Clinton Hall.
CONSUMPTION LIVER CoMPLAIHT.ProfeSSor BuclI-
holz's Compound Syrup OF Caparia Is the only medicine
that be depended upon remedy tor those fearful
All who have used IT, testify 10 It's uDrvaled
tues Ii always affords relief and has performed cures
cases where all other remedies aicd Horace Everett,
SCI Greenwichs,reci. sole Agent for the genuine artis
o2O At Th FIN L
1 Dr. Felix Gouraui still transacting business at his
old stand G7 Walkerstcet, door from Broadway, not
withanding the destruction Of bis stock by fire small
stock a Poudre Subtitle for eradcatin superuons iar
hand together with the other celebrated cosmetics cL the
Doctors. OF II
| u who OWNS IL Found, near tie Fulton Ferry
South street NcwYork small Lacket with hair enclosed
and name the back The can have by applying
at this office and paying for his advertisement, o2s
II Last Address of the Late Dr. Chan
ning.-Ths eloquent production is published IN the New
World Of last Saturday, of which Extra edition
printed supply those who wished TO forward copies 10
their friends for the mnis Office 80 Ann.st., where may
also had all the latest works OF popular authors in extra
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EVERY YouTH's GAZETTE the best periodical Tor children
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! ~ T. November 3-Arrangements have been made for
pitching the great Tabernacle IN the City ot Newark
the Sd November The meeting continue or 10 days
! Mr. VIM. Miller, Rev J. Lch, J. V. Hines and oiInr.,
expected be present and viii show from t word
OF God the manner object cf ChrS Second Coming,
together with the expecting him IN l3tS.
The tent be pitched The OF :MClbery and
Camp streets, in the South part OF the city. oSl St
uLectures on NeurpIo2y.-Dr. BUCHANAN
will deliver CT SIX popular Lectures on the >clence