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

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intended TO show that the State Works of New
York will never pay their cost, gives US the fol-
lowing:
Dsn--r suppose you count upon the Erie Railroad :.
Whig-No NOT FOR REVENUE. You kno:r rell enough
5re that for electioneering purposes.
Such, friends of the Erie Railroad is the way
your great work is treated by the Leco-Foco State
organ. While the Massachusetts Western Rail
road in paying over s5O0,000 per annum, the Al-
bang Arsus cooy asserts that the Erie Railroad
would produce no Revenue at all, and is Only used
! :" for electfoneerimg purposes" If that Road
does not pay sl,0OO,O00 the first year it shall be
opened throughout and net 81 200, 900 within five
years, then all analogous experience is false and
| delusve.
But says Dem in this same article
"There is other question wish TO ask Is not the
toll paid the Erie Canal tax, and much more
upon the poor and working classes than direct upon
property have heard much said about tolls, as they
fell into the State Treasury like to the l>raete hui
labor and paid by least able bear hem and that
the true policy for US haraha9ded men who labor @ would
he 10 have the State get out OF debt and have the tolls on
flour, pork, beef, and salt reduced"
Let us test the soundness of this tax PROPOSE
ton. Jonathan Hodfast lives in Allegany County,
and every odd year comes down to his father in
Old Connecticut. Before there were any Rail
roads it took him FIVE days to reach New-York by
stage, at a cost of $50 But the Erie Railroad is
built; and now he runs down in twenty-four hours
direct, or days sunshine if he chooses to take
it easy-no racking Of bones nor dislocating OF
shoulders-no prying out the stage from quagmires
no mud, no dust, no dis appointments and the
cost is $e to $40 at most. Why, Holdfast, )"
says er- Comptroller Flagg, meeting him in New
York, ' do Mt you that the Internal Wing pol
icy has taxed youeight dollars fer your passage?
"Why, no." says Jonathan, feeling the balance of
his usual $40 in his pocket, " it do Mt exactly
strike me in that light. just so of the consumers
of flour, pork, beef and salt. The true way to
secure reduction of the cost of transportation is
by enlarging the Canal that two-horse boat
can carry 20 tons where she now carries 25. Then
boat can pay more toll per ton than now, yet
carry at half the present price,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

~ Hon. M,LLARD FiLLNoRg has taken the
field He was to speak at Aurora yesterday, and
thence from town TO town through the County OF
Erie Noso we begin TO feel confidence that Erie
will do her duty. Who speaks for Washington
Who is waking up St, Lawrence,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
The Erie Railroad. &c.

The Albany Argus, in Aaggy sort of dialogue,
intended TO show that the State Works of New
York will never pay their cost gives US the fol-
IaNno.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

Den--T suppose you count upon the Erie Railroad
Whie.-No, NOT FOR REVENUE. You kno:r .reH enous'
| use that for electioneering purposes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

Election Tuesday, Nor. 8-(one day only. J
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
THE AMERICAN LABORER.

e.p.York, .August, 1892.
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rectt0ns 10 go to Stackerys to board.
These extraordinary proceedings were made the
subject of investigation by the Grand Jury of the
County, and they presented charges against the
Magistrates implicated, which were referred to
the facts, and made report of which the follow
ing is an extract:
The undersigned has, however, labored under
considerable embarrassment in the performance of
his duty, inasmuch rs he had no authority 10 ad-
minister an OATH or summon any persons as wit
nesses before him. In the course of his inves,i-
CATION, many startling facts intimately connected
with the freedom and purity of elections. were
elected, duplicating GEORGE w. MATSELL,
MGLN PARKER. and EPHRAIM STEVENS,
Special Justices aferesad-the said Justices APP
pear to have discharged from the Penientiary on
siackwels,s Island, a very large number of per
sons before their respective terms of imprison
ment mad expired; and this apparently from time
" ',ne or about three weeks previous 10 the Char
'o' r-sec,oh iast though the said persons appear
10 have been retained on the Island nil Tho n;gb,
previous to said election when ,hev ,vsr. -
ported to this city TO vote, and where MANY of ,be
ana vote be undersigned has therefore co,s;d
cred 1t his duty, under the order passe,l bv vonr
honors, to report the accompanying charges
against u GEOhGE ", MATSELI, MILNPARK.
Err and EPHRAtM STEVENS. Special Justices
for preserving the peace in the city of Nsw.York
leaving the same to the Judgement Of your Hopors,
who, under the sanction of an oath and the solemn.
lilies OF trial, will have better opportunity of
ascertaining their truth,
These Loco-Foco Magistrates are now on trial
on the above charges; and the siders and abe,,ors
of this outrage upon the purity of elections are
sparng no effort TO secure their aeqaittal eren
srstkas a trial.
~ Hon. M,LLARD FtLLMoRI has taken the
field. He was to speak at Aurora yesterday, and
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
The People are naturally hur-ane and Poiiti' =

The People are naturally hur.ane and Posi'ic
the sre., danger erisc. from the fsgrant nsFePfs
sen,atons with which the land IS iieodeo se'i's'l~
ing the nature and provisions OF ;he bankrupt
Law. More than half the People haze been made
10 believe. in defiance OF the plain provisions OF The
iaw itself, ,kat it does not grant any reil:t to
,bose n1o orce less Man $4,000. The Law ex-
pressy says tha, any in.olvent debtor may avail
himself of It's provisions; but no man can be made
a bankrup, by others who does not owe >, Q0O =
This is TO preven, frivolous AMI vexetious proceed
ings against poor who ae temporarily ernf'sr-
rassed The other cavls at the details o the Law
are Of a piece wta his.@Does any man seriously
believe that such men as WEBSTER, and CLAY,
and TALLAADGE, and BEgRIES, aid HENDERSON,
with the Bankrup, Laws of al other Nations before
them, do not know hos 10 draw and r1atl.E. biz
But, with regard TO the practical working OF tlie
measure, an early and st~adiast advocate, who Is
familiar with the whole subject, has favored u
with the following explanations
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
aEr1s.aHA GRR.

IL 81 rTON / RUMBLE, Ia closing The ssssoD -, :,
Concluded to offer for The coming FEw WEEAs .asn ~
stock Of Dry Goods ut prices that y Ill Tss'sA'
immediate -ale Our assortment coS'pleis, asa ~
sing our present stock pledge ourselves TO ei',s
BARGAINS to sucn AS may be pleased to give " Gs
N.B-Ous goods are a souuJ and no deeepin.SHus e.
Icsd. ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

z; bsr.y's Patent Improved Go.san.sr "gs
Sc>Ps. proyei y lbs eminent artists 10 staaa
vecd for th,r beauty and perfect resemblance 10 a'
detyinP III, closest scrutiny Of the nices, cbserTs'
HocEca that the hair is issuing from La real 'A
e. b III submitting TINS Improvement $50 !on2 Sis
the psofcsson nods.ty .ocits that his ihYee.', ,,i.
bs !sste by the community ard trade generally gsi, WT
conscious tina, rs ;he creates. Improvement e;.
making extGst. No. li6 Broadway, cornsf q Ls''
nm .t6;r.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
BLEEcKgR ST., Dee. 80, 1871.

Mr5Srs pcase Il sons, - DIVISION ST.
hay. had au. cI my children N the snsns poy whEs
,ter their recovery affected their throais with horrible
soreus,s aud caused irinmMitloH OF tho lungs TO ..
aI,rm,n,lv a,,rerons extent The matter which toaed
from their noulis WAS dark and oicnsve The appetite
isappeureI AMI the stouac! rcleatGd MI nedc'ne Dr.
s OF ilwroncn seht for package os your Invaluable
Candy aud the result extraordinary, rapid andia'
stantaneous For e- .lhngs, thereby saved tbe 'e
of nv chilron who arc perfectly restored and ,ht
physician yontleniauls willing To testify 10 tho fact Of tho
miraculous ewcrs Of yous ntallibe roncdy OF CLARIFIED
Ilorohouui Candy Dear Sirs, fonTs, Sc
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

- We ak the utten,ion Of The friends Of
American Industry 10 the proceedings and ReP"ri
Of tie PArGN MANUFACTURERS at their recent
Convention in rhi, City, which will be found on
oar Frs, PAGE The facts and considerations
lerein embodied, though referring primarily to
The Paper business, are by no means exclusive IN
,ieir application, but have an important bearing
on The general question of Protection or Destrnc-
,ionlo Amelicun Industry, Skill and Enterprise.
Ie, diem te universally and calmly considered.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
From tEa Se~-Yo.k standard.

KALsiDoscoPes Mr.. GaoI &c Saunders Ao '65 Bi'.'
way has JH-t completed nGwiy iuyeA:ed KaeidoeN
which s h- most beautiful thrg Of the kat ever os
70 The pubic l. ~!ii make very elsgaa end desl-
New fesr. present. ana such, commend u TO sss
rnand OF faGcy or Of fact, that Is usraHd sg u
the cnlo!. and nts Of the rsinb0v Go aud gee u,
ehss; II and make tho hesrts OF your young f'!aai' "
"'.h delight, they onciy lingef and warmly no. az ~
lis bsautirS. f2) Ji!'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

CaoTos BslDGE GosE-Tks new Bridge, which
was being constructed over the Croton near il
.nouth, was entirely carried away BY the freshet
last Thur-day night. The temporary bridge be,
low the Dam, we learn, WAS also carried away al
the same time We believe that no other damn sa
OF moment was sustained on the Croton in conse-
.ouence Ut the treshet 1ib
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

Is tl= question Of sustaining or aeo'shias 'ne Nv
Action Of Death punishment for Capi'ai oi'ne
come prominently before Legislature 'hs a
already agta,es to considerable extent the
v,ye or ,s., ,.g. more than half the Report Of
sr,t WELL to the Assembly CT ls52 IN taror
Of ao,shag this 1unsaen,, aud skall conclude II 10
orrsw A. soou thereafter nay be, "e shali ioo" II
viii The Report Of Mr- McELeATH to the Legislature Oh
3e og0ast such ubolitioa. When We have thus gwen
y. Of each SIDE c tic question: We saa leave II 10 Tie
,aIgenelt of readers.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
For the Nes York Tribune.
THE BANKRUPT Law IN PRACTICE.

The .ad:es will have ailt!l- forms ard ruls= pre-
pared in few days to carry into effect thls
wise and .alutaty Iaw.,They are satisfied there
will be ne difficulty in carrying it into ettecf,
and see no necessity for any amendments until ex.
perience shall have demonstrated them
The mode OF proceeding will be exceedingly
simple
ist. The Bankrupt will present, through ms
Counsel, his coatessioa IF has Sankrnptcg in the
form Of peli.ion-whici vill sta,c--rt as7ne OF
each cr.ditor--lhe amouI due 10 eacii--the loiact
of each creditors resldeace, ana schcdu.s OF
Tie debtors property. To thi, will be annexed
the ba1krup1's affidavit that this statement is true
His Counsel will lhereupon ask the Court 10
enter the bankrupt's confession Of bankruptcy. IN
deence upon the records Of the Court. lms Is
judgment by coni-ssion---and all the banhrup.s
property Immediately passes by TIL, decree, into
the hands OF sucl. assignee the Court may ap-
point for that purpose.
Cd. The next step in the proceedings IS Tor The
Court to fix a day for tie creditors and bankrupt
to appear before some commissioner, to be named
by the court, TO examine the sanklupt, &c An
order, therefore, will be entered, directing the no
tice to be pubshedi in several papers, anda printed
or ,Drstteu letter 10 be sent to euch of tho creditors
notifying them when and where TO apPear-which
notice must be sent and published seventy days be-
fore the barkrup, is examined before the cominis-
sioner.
Thus it will be seen, that there viii be no more
difficulty in the Court receiving the confession OF
judgment and petition of one thousand bansrupt@
in enc day than there would be in entering up so
many confessions of judgments in other cases IN
other courts. The proceeding is one of mere
form.
3. The Court will appoint as many Commission
ers as shall be found necessary TO take down all
the testimony in 1cyatins--,.ch testimony of the
bankrupt, and such witnesses as the creditors shalt
from time to time Introduce will be rcLurnedo the
Court for examination, and finally, like proceedings
in Chancery, be placed on file in the Clerks office
for examination for all time 10 come Thus, if a
dishonest bankrupt escapes and obtains discharge,
it aoM be the fault Of tie creditor. For every
word is to be taken down in writing, md kept as a
reference for the benefit of the creditor. So that,
even should u dishonest man obtain discharge.
the creditors hare an everlasting opportunity to
set 1t aside, if tlsy shall establish an act Of
fraud.
4th. In carrying this act into effect, lie Judges
do not receive one dollar for the labor that will de-
volve upon them. Not one dollar directly or in
directly-und the officers of The court will receive
no compensation that will befcilt them So that ali
the labor of the court and officers will be the same
TO them as other gratutous duties. They never
thcless are willing to discharge this duty, iroH, u
inst conviction OF the immense Importance OF this
law TO the moral as Well pecuniary interests OF
the people.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

10 The poorest, most miserable Of the South
American States never sunk 30 low, or showed il.
e4lt utterly LOST TO all sense of honor and self.
resPect, as To repudiate it. debts. Their revol.l-
lions nave been as frequent as their earthquakes.
one u5nrper has succeeded another universal an.
archy has repeatedly threatened to destroy all
iorEas oi government, yet the obligation 10 pay Their
debts, has never for moment been disputed. 1t
VAS reserved for of the free, eEligAened, ehir
alrous States of this Unien 10 set the drst exam
pie this continent of bad faith
Buffalo Com. Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

~ Tie Legislature Of this State siIl convene a,
Albany al II o'clock this day, and the GOVERNOR $
Message b., delivered directly alterward. We
have made arrangements which we trust will en-
sre u. lis carly receptions ha, there gre so many
independent routes that may be anticipated,
lhough We hope not.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

WEsrcEEsrER COUNTY LADIES Es-Gov Seward
and Lieut.. Gov. Bradish both married natives OF
this Gouhty. Gov Seward married the daugh ghtsr
of Judge Miller, formerly of Bedford, and Mr.
Bradsh married The daughter of Peter G. Hart,
formerly resident of the town Of Rye. ID.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

u a Militia OFFICER thinks We were
.iarsh in cur remarks on the Imprisonment of Law
renee Connolly on Saturday. We,hnk differently
aad take back nothing. We do not blame the
Court Martial which DEGREES /. fine asuinst u man
who never received u warning 10 traia 10 show
cause for not training (1hougii there is often too
much haste about this but he who puts in Jail All
alien exempt under such circumstances, and
leaves his family utterly des:ituie, is iniurUau
despot Ii our frens! likes opinion any better
with this qualification he is welcome to ii.
And now VIII net militia officer
who knows, be good as to inform us whether
seventy-fye cents in addition TO iige dollars ine
cen legally be exact4d from every man who has
failed to receive notice eitar to train or attend
Court Martial and OF coarse is in for it. We
have been told that this charge is cxotbitan, and
not warranted by law.
70 Mr.. BucuANAN, the British Consu! for this
port, gave Sir CHARLES BAGer, Governor Of
Canada, ifi.s7at oll o 'ceci, breakfast yester-
day. There were hiriy.tive or tor:y guests pre-
sent, and The arrangements III remarkably
good taste. The Governor leaves today for Can
ada by way of Boston.
DP The Utica Daily News Is The tiile Of a neu
daily journal the frat number OF which is jrs:is-
sued, at that beautiful city OF Central New York.
II bears the names OF c. Edwards Lester Author
os The Glory AID Shame OF England. and j. NJ
Hatch ESQ as Editors
CJ7 The Boston Evening Transcript one of the
and raciest little journals in The country,
has been considerably enlarged. We shall miss
its trim snd elegant appearance 10 which we have
been SO long accustomed, bur we doubt not ii will
De much improved BY the change.
05 On the Goth ul the large Cotton NIanuisc-
tory IN Washington. CT. was entirely consumed,
the walls alone remaining Elisha Peck, OF Hart
sord was one OF the principal stockholders. There
was an insurance on tila building and lis contents
OF Sl4 goo. which viii nearly cover the loss
70 During the late strike on the Troy AK.
Schenectady Railroad several of the rioters brok.
into a shanty and beat Two lrishnsn, who had
been q, work during the day at the usual wages
SO severely ,ha, one Of them died in few hours,
and the other is still unable to walk. We do not
hear that the ulorderers have been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
TIT E TRIHU N g..
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1912.

Dg. I.ARpSEK's IscruREs-h fe" copit: of MOL OF
the Weekly Tribune containing The Fifth aud Sixth Lee
tuies o the fist series are s for ,aie at this Office. Al
So No D sic the last Lecture of the first Sc
re The first Lecture of The second ,lea Also No
l6 which coaiaas the second third Lectcres OF the
secoad --ries III. Weekly Of Saturday mex, will CON
uln t,.o OF th.ee II all the remaining ones OF ae
cou:se PoIeou applying eur;y for No. IS ana 10 ~a'
tau. be able 10 obtain toe second series complete
Prica t! :eai- number or abo VT cents ~ ctnie'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
{. BRUCE.

Hr GoLu, SILVER, pi,MoND, tEARLs ana all the slca
yrecous aud costly gems, initiated to such pareecl
hat but :ery unnitnled persons ean positively e!. +.
paste brooch or rug from diamond The real pear! tOa
the mitatl, H. German slyc rfrcm the genuine bat put
then lnto tho ha, ai the conho.seur how aoop The DO
fusion ynnsh.s when he ntrms toy are but vile and bas
mitations 50 with the most valuable inYen'iol',u
well a, stone, au.; meula None but tho niraiabltA.
value are initiated in appearance aud as soon as
sumcr-thc Just OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO use them s
soon he find. their utter u,eessHess. Thus II S9
thu, ro. valuable OF all Inventions. Tie celebrated H..s
lie Razor Tablet Of GEO. SAUNDERS, lG2 BroadFsy,
i!a: has been the target or imitation the last ~ years
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

AME&IcAN MusEuM.-ln''iars, Indians agaiu--the pl
lie vii! uow have all opportunity to wness these %
men o. H., forest, who will give full aud accurate r
presentation Of the and costume, OF sarasth
Til eugHged 10 perform IL the above establhhaa
every eYrIisg this week i2l
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

II By the use of Chapman. Magic Razor strop
. good Razor may be kept In perfect order Trv
made aud cold at lo2 w illia1n. street. il
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
Dtla o5ra.ir WAis Young sea'S Committee
lH -


FIRST B'aRD sTNTH 8IRD
GILES "a HilLlEH, HiNki c HottARD.
JOHS BLOSSOM rHILEHoN n SMITH
EDWARD WILLIAMS, d. aUSflN "EIS,
AlEX McDOUGtLL, HENJ. IVES EHvELT
RENJ,NIN CARMAS JAMES TAH ORDEN
SECOND T.RD TENTH J3aRD
GEORGE ROWLAND JOIN 4 &c iiGR.
GEORGE F NESBl1T, DANIEL MILLER,
GEORGE w. PHfFE, JANIS w. oAkhtR,
.pRIu.N RI;TTAN WILLIAM J. JONES' IT,
WlI.LlAr II. HOLMES. STEPHEN q, BUNKER
THIRD R4RD. TWELFTH W4RD.
JOHN f. CLARhSoN, htkL s.i.LoS s.eLS,
IVI;IIaM 4. MARSH, NAitlch AkAOi,
WALTER X. PENNY, HhNHi -. ;. ,sna. ShEAs,
JlMES 4 SWAIN JOHN NAtIt.
sERNARDAM NJ HOPPER MOTT.
FOURTH T4RD. THlRTEENTH FIED.
c,rrSTrR CRANE COWARD COLLINS,
1np;;.v ;(uts ALFRED w. WAITE
CEA- CHAMBERLAIN, Mil /" Ellis,
SAMUEL. SMITH, paNlt:L - >ASoo'
THONGS BARTLETT. JOHN /. hLois.
.rYrrg y4gn FoURTEENTH y4RD
OLCOTT stHlNES John |. :. AL.s,r' ~, s,r,,,
,I:,;1s'T,I,s ABsoWS CHARLES C.T,YLoR,
IouT St.HifYlEe JOHN CANSAYGLLi,
SsK.tO%G. IOdNl. MARTIN.
.>Iy7,E JrAPD. F!rTEESTH wARD.
sII..S l>VlrkERlN ,o3 isL%Ch,
.;t-v y BifRRilI NiII.It"i TYSON,
FLORENCE Mht0SY, WILLIAM '. GRADY,
~ priE JAGOGM. LUFF
S.wIrt;I BROWN CHAKLES McAULEY.
SryryrH U4RD SINTEENTa 1aRD
=HENrN \. EuELBrf, HEc::GE l.. ApAMs
in.>I WILLIAMSON ALtN. ". BRADFORD
,1Srpp u HARRISON CHARLES TURNER
=unpc,y if0pGANS THEODORE DENNIS
p,;rv,rAS PIKE OSAMUS r. BUSRNtl
rycgJ,yj {RD. :SEpENTEETY FIRD
u ri..spy JOHN RIDLEY
PETER G rARNER, GE0GRGk TRUSS,
JnycyU.RT HENRY :. RIPLEY
uENpy n uOOxE SAMUGG D JkCKSON,
IVIII,M MCCLELLAN. HAMILTON FISH.
The Wsrls n.a kel voted tayor OF the Resolution
,hauc,rg tho ,lrSsniZsiior oi ;ke Committee.
HossoS's ,HoIcE.'' GcntIemcH ana isde., SAID the
f,cetiots Beau Nash Introducing most lovely "anal
into ~, ~ II room t.ls Mrs. hObson. have otea
heard of Hohsous choice hut Ind the pleasae 10
via, II III aow nnA yoa coIcic with me that II re-
,,ects credit on HI. tastr he nIln VINO selects baaa
ii,I woman NAV wei! called o! taste as he who
select. , b.t means o er,rg the Ills Ihat dict him
al, iig gcmcuy ior many only learn tbs By sa1
experience Many still trts with ,helr lives Nv runnir;
after every trashy taey haur OF! inaesd e gong
a opce 20 80 Nassau-,trcct and Gctng sote ot Shs
Loz,ises No -rtice a: medicine Gas ever eosn
ot,r.i 10 Ne puhc with hale the virtues they posses
and acme ever ataiued sach universal popularity itYea
INV, roush or cold few o Cough loIcngot WI
cure you IN n day ii hcadachc, the tsinphor Lsi
street i, head u,ariarE Agents at East Htued"a!i:.
Rownry and. Saprs conner of Broadway aud Chambe',
street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

RowgRf AMralrngATRE.--A rare display Of Eqsa
isn nNd Arena performances announced tor this eva
ing, in which the whole Of the company consisting
thirty ia,e, and gentlcaeu appear.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

% The barque Elizabeth arrived at Baltimore
on the Cd inst, from Rio .Janeiro which she left
Nov. 24h. No political news received by her has
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

FROM FLORIDA BY the arrival Of the steamer
Cincinnati, Capt Smith; we have. says the savan
nah Republican of the o8,h, late edyices from
Florida.
In the Eastern part Of the Territory. nothing of
interest has trdiiapired since our iast advic-s.
the 5wmor from Tampa Bay is thar the war 10
OVER. and that mos, of troops will leave Florida
.oon.ThCs far the expedition have not succeeded
II. finding the enemy in the Big Cypress Swamp,
but ,h4tappears bt looked upon az q matter of
little Importance. Perhaps the recent news of
murders at Munduria may change the aspect Of the
next news from Tampa.
Indian, still coming in in Middle Flcr
ida.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

~ The trial of Rev. Washington Van Zant,
Cor the seduction of Miss Sophia Murdock, at Eo-
chester came on in The Circuit Court at that City,
on the 39th, and was probably concluded thu next
In.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

g. A ,ui ouguc and bad sto.n sell ~oudncv be seer
heard Of, II peopln wcu'd use Nr. Slonn AssN',
Eliy from II Maiden lane Almost any ordinary ta
ckurss may prevented by this ramedy vitsoal aay
of the anple.sar, effects Of taking medicine
n. \. AmcYicau
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

u For ne 5eg!nn.ng Of Hon. S. M. stlwei's Re-
1,o:, on Capital Punishment, Las, Page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

~ Tor Repo.. Of ,:e doinss Of the Paper Ma
;ers' Meeting News from Eavana, &c. &c see First
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

- We would reconmend tc all afflicted With CoGga
Hoarsenrss, Influenza Sc TO try = PeeYs's America
Cough Candy" For salc at .G5 Broadway, and at III
Caunl-strert 67 Green wick street. G27 Hudson sree5
Cur,niur-street Smiths, corner of Fulton and WaM
streets and JAS. w Smith corner of Fulton aud Mddh
streets Brooklyn. (2) dist
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

10 itis feared that the pilot tboa, Charleston,
which left Savannah on cruise on the 9Th utimo,
ha, been lost in gale shs is known 10 have en-
counlered. There were two pilots ard four black,
IN board
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

20 Joseph lnsham, whose arrest at Cleveland
ohio for stealing law books we recently noticed,
has been convicted and sentenced 10 the chain snnss
ior six months The valu. Of the books identified
:;3l %: had II been o"e cenc more he would
nave gone to the Penitentiary Tor grand larceny.