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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
sSTHlTSEY 4 JENKINS, CROTON


n IKENESSES S taken by the Daguerreo-
type Process are taken at the rooms corner Broad
way amt Johns in superior style, wtn all the modern
improvements without any regard 10 the weather. the re-
salt being always tie same.
Istrcti0s in tie above beautiful art are gwen ana af
paratus furnished at moderate prices
~ B. All the apparatus used in The business may be OBJ
tanned at the place Also every deScrpSon of nla
:ure Cases Lenses Plates &c. Specimens may be seen
a. the rooms at any time during the day. JM u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

EOHN WARWICK, Sweep Snelser a,I, ano
Rener general No Z Josa s,ss Fsbae., Pu
r,,cinrs .nais Parting Bars Coarse Silver bars Lace,
Cir and Plated Metals, Bookbirers Rags, &C. au's
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

rhs Company prepared insure against loss or DAM
re by Gre, Dwelling Houses occdp,el IN whole or ia part
such Household fUniJgre anl 3lt Household Property
arriparly sept ~ ,.Nti9e houses Every retson lSn5'
NJ with Ibis Company antied 10 one vote tor each hun
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

The cash paYs,eats premiums hrp fund which, az
Ter paying rypenses and es srcpcsen,ejh b scrip aud
issued the lssgred IN proportion to .s asouut a. 'cs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

MORIsON's Hygeian Medclnes.-
way Nc,vYork is making improper use oi si;. .,;
Morrison Co.'S appointment: fcr the sale o. men ,t 'i s
Sau,auos is not authorized TO sell MORisoGS fMILh2 M
in NewYork aad .a nessrs MoTson es5 y Ersnk
Nsw-York sesrs FIRTH Il HALL, OF NO. I'd ,en
lin s1uars Yoto whom alone the Medicines can 5e nae e
une tsgnedl r' goi>.,,o o. ! = = onion
Dated British College of Health, Rev noAa' 20 #
June 18th, 1912 ~ --..---1-- - -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

HHEAP.-All articles IN the Saddle or
~ Coach line car be had very reduced prices al the
store of the subscriber consisting part of India Rubber
Cloth Webb serge hog sheep Skins, Skirings Patent
Leather Saddle Trees Hames Rqckels Bi,s, STRIPS Raw
Hides Laces Carpet;pg Rands Hnss comnoa and ssir1t
aus 3m JNO. 5. SUMMERS. 272 Peartst-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
l0RFMItINs REDUCED.-The How

ard Insurance Company, No. 81 Watis;rtel, III consc
uence ot tle introduction OF the Croen Water: insure
loss and damage by Fire m the city o' New YORK.
II reduced rates of premium. X HArENS. President.
ppttIsps iyS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06

Results Of association.
1. Vast Economies.
2. General Riches.
3. Practical Truth.
4. Real Libe-1y.
5. Constant Peace.
6. Preventive System Of Medicine.
T. Progress IN all branches aan opening offered
to improvements.
GEsERAL CosrIDEscE-Uslrr OF Acrlos.
ACTION.
BY ArTRa cr1os & VOLUNTARY COOPERATION.
FALSE system OF SOCIETY AND ASSOCIATION.
across the two Columns
Characteristics Of Association.
l. Large assemtlsges of Persons; eighteen
hundred to two thousand, we'll provided with Cap
iisl, Credit, and Means.
.. Land, EdiGces, &c. represented by stock d-
vidcd ;s,o shares, and transferable and saeable at
will, like railroad or other stock.
g. Combined prosecution of ali branches of In
dustry in the same Association.
A. Minute division of Labor,-allowing each in
dividual the liberty Of choosing that detail of
work which he prefers.
S Short and varied Occupations in Groups,
stimulated by emulation.
s. Multiplicity of occupations, open to the free
choice of individuals, and adapted all tastes and
talents.
7. Judicious application of the Labor of Sexes
and Ages,-of Capital, Talent, and all the means
of Production.
8. Profits awarded to Labor Capital and Skill,
and paid individually to every person Man, Wo-
man, and Child.
9. Works of assured Profit, healthy from short
exercise and frequent changes.
TO- Easy requirement of Property in Associa-
ton, and participation of all Beings in the enjoy
ment of Social Advantages.
H. Free development, and useful employment of
Capacities and Talents.
10. Honorable obedience of the Individual to
the decision of the mass.
l3 Pecuniary Independence, secured by at,rac
tive Industry and the right Of labor.
Id. Passions and Instincts directed to Industry,
and equilibrntcd by proper counterposes.
Is. Counlerpoise to Excesses from variety OF
Pleasures.
ls. Health and profit found in the pleasures OF
Attractive Industry, and the high enjoymsnts of
Association.
H. Impossibility of Fraud and Larceny, by
means of Unity of interests, and proper checks.
lS. Truth and Justice the sole avenues to For
tune.
49, End of the excessive Profits, monopoes, and
aduterations of Commerce. and its sway over In
dustry
20. Practical experiments in true or Social Re
forms.
81. Unity of the Individual with the Collective
Interest.
90 Full Development of all the higher Social
feelings and ympathies-individual and collective
Philanthropy direction of human Intelligence to
the noble Occupations in Art Science and In
dustry.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
FIRE Insurance Gem

iona lawrencc, iIrnry <. Bngcf itirmn> 5lOldsDOU,
snjhpny CRossre, JnhA \. Stsvsi'S, Moss thSlos.
,ott C,iesebrourh giyer Cor,yla, ftancs II. Nieon,
Iqhn l.. Lawrence, Thomas Lawrence, chltcs sagory,
James Boyd, Jr, Charles y, Ialhoi, Wliiam y" FOX,
J,r,.S q Stacey Ecarp., Barclay, Aeaph Stone,
tsrn, p s;rapd Joseph naleen Da,id VI. Pral
indteyv Foster JT Ephaim t9ihcuok Moses n Grinneu
Oliver n, Grriou-
IDSATtAN 4 irRENCE, President.
~ Ntusgp sccreia-y els 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
MUTUAL INsCRAYCE.--On Dwell

THIS the expense tie household.
er ard may possibly deprive hivt the very security tor
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-01-07
Tenfer-VQbmenzS SprinofeDern.

7T2r bic untcrci6nen 3immereute empfebn g.. $ M
10 mpnb's ratcntirte Oterz unpz ltntcr Stabmets
Sprnsrerm, (weGc scristnp, grrt Gcntr "r psrfer
tt9t werrcn) ais rinrn n9cmen rcr1n9liebcn Nrttc:
6. Spncrs, QB. 9bcmpfcn, g. Nont Il. >tnp, Gancr
S. 81. stitmcnr, s. Settler, s. Sdarer S. 3nmermanr
6. 81. 9tutfcI ron IQafilrn.
Ol. 2tras 9. 2B Nrans 28. Serns CD Gbamters, ret
Olctr Ststrn.
Scr Nrtttcl t SIctbfs tpfcDn eritcn 3immreu
n in Qeat@n9trn Gitp, .. g. pbaterba ptttstr9b UNI
imrr rtn9cfHDr mrrbrn nnp erDiclt tas prtuu
rcm "acriean@n Snut" tp Der NnsteQun9 in 9!e'p
Vort, in 1888.
Sertauft unp 3u bottn Etp:
g. Sr9lt usb S IT, S9ncipr Canton g. Sbnrlrr rnt
Co. unp xcnnis nnp Gelep, Oafirn % D. 8. Gnrep, 9''
strn-QS. Sn9bam uup Co., unp g. 2Brrbin9trn, Serrs
lanp ;(Sm 8rcBcn up Gtntn an cl9cnrcn St:rn <r9al
uno &cnpp Yittstur9D pottcrr, Setrnrrr, Sufalr -G
1ulb unp Co., patt Ctr. Tw Ycre -GArr unb Srn, tas
ton unp Oeutlc, livingston unb Svmann QbIIpcfDia 4"
Stidnep tnb Gcpcs, Baltimore.
Stetc Srrn9rcrn mrrptn 9Arotir mtrrr iDr2 Gaitltt
3u rtrtrcn ned 3u tre np init @rieru tc9ctct, un
cc Gnbntte in ren oaDmcn 81 rrerrrrcn at fine Nnjct9
rotcp m c 8tDtrt3 on5utrn9tn tnecm t al ac Arrn ron
Senern 9etrabt mcrrtn tnnrn bic nntcrn abmrn Deran
ju tbttn, unp btr pttrn 0aDmet Dtruntrr ju aiFn.
UGtnt n0Dcrc SebrcitunS fcDr anf Scitr 4 in 0lr
prs SatcrIaosrcunres ltnp bic Srrin9rcrn ce nN q"
,6rrrn Sots .6ptrt ,u ftDrn.
SCpmtcr 13, lS4l. 9s4-Wcn.
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Seterep,

Der Gnbtsbenanate mabt inrn Sreunhen uub Rem puSI
tum adtun9sppG tetannt, bag fcrtabr rae @ei unN
9tridma@sed i'm 6tlien xpsiIe .Strass
etne Ibire wrf 9acnea's lPirtbsbaufe in Gantcn
obtp u tereiten opO ts tert tepn trb ae in Itin
SAD blasenpe 1rteI gu ern Gr bat stentas auf oa,s
unp perrt9t au Sclun9 aus 8oumrrs Sla1s rrer QDse
cine rrrJIsU@e gattunS pcn :..t
Slicoen Nesen,
gum @@ues Der free stsn Sestn in btistm QEstsss a
Dat Slet4faGs rrrrdt9is cine Anjab MAX ~ ..rue7-.
Sifber- gorne, Sifb. Geee, &c. M >as
pbIe u baten fir taar Gcp. Au trtitt r, ausr obtssu
Nrtite(n, bic WanufaetAr ron
9Reber -RieoS, 7..~
unb uirN @ frtu, Nrtsittr hees Sass init gutter Daars
III tIisen prc;|en ~ rerGDtn - r .r... .. -.
Gr acrt bic &dfer ein brc 0umrt(amteit auf bit Gr.
u9nt tner manufaeur u Soften unb tetst ibn a nadI
eten brsenncn Scpnsn9en 81 9anbeIn, aIs e anrerst
antrcftn m68ct. .-
Canton, crnD 1S, 40 y. Oanel llt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-01-07
92eues S6netoerseibdft.

Ner ltntcri@nttc, oDnbaft In Der Iusararpas 9ratt,
IeHDn Canton 6rn $rbrs 9tcbr fbrd9 se8enter, acSt
bermit oem gubtum erstent Bag er anse"nsen bat
bas @bnctrSfhaft III alien nen per4renen 3we9tn aut
rbtscr @tel ipcIe tauf4 ertanren ba ju fertttcn-
Nu6 miro Ct ttcts etnrn 9orrab alien Srrtcn rti9rn
IlannstIeiUer, na Den nucn Orren mc@e Ct rNn 3stt
~ 3st ben ttlben @cetabn erba) auf 9"np betsn
!. Setit bitfrm piro in trincm
9teuen &leberzGtohr
cine ppGtanbse Qus,paD feincn xIrrn, eaTlmetrs,
Ga1inettr, unb trDaurt 9tpFcn oer Nrt 1aen, rie IN
En Sad fb(asen, ,lnb in Gat[imrnn riefer Dirt S18t
wcrbt Our rrcmpte 8ecnun9 unp tQeen 9reiie bct CT
einen zDsI Der ntien 8un su perpenen unp er1alten
Icplaus 8pur.
Canton, Slap %. ls4l. IS.
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Hpbnnn9S : Seranberll1I0.
s. R { pr. ne,

SeutIber Sbopfat, unb 0ctar, M !
ma6t bitrmit nem scebrn teutften qutum Biz 1n,,o1
caS CT enc Nmste madffe 1bare ,u Der ron strren
une sal une mar bpnab sesnter pra Der Gantcner nf
perleS bat; alpo CT s tcrtfepn mirb Zen tfdft inef
Gltenten atjl,parten r Hfra FI1F'Y''''3 - as as
geri6hide 84afte mint fur aae umtsenee eauntits i'll
olmadbn in en9liftr, tcutf9erunr frani6fber Grna I'D
Stffelt frerben Ir e." - : e. g ~ - .
Gantcn, Sirrtnttr so. 1885, ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-01-07
9entf6e
panb(un9 i'm e3roBtn unb R(einen
Ehennnr fEa11rr q. .r. !.


Tr ~. ain Wa(Ter, In Gfertarb, Obir
Ulad fcintn Sreunrcn inb rem 4ublitu adunasetn r..
t"nnt, naB ct an rti9r Stcle cine putfbe - -
Speeeret 9annluns i'm @rofen uno &leineu
statl'rt bat UNI fes rinr ppr5Isllebe QspaDl ppn
1rrtcrie, 2orinen, siqucren, Deen Iabat 9of, Shtn
prorilrnn, Safec 3ncr 1btt, 1a,lrn ,b Gtriten bcI
annh drinsen Settrrtcn 3metsn unb alien cntttatn In
ien Sa@ enldla8enren A.ttten auf J5anb Dan mirS "
Gr fault uno rertauft aud 81 -,
jertr Nrt. ~ s - -.r.-# ''l. -
1bcrhcr Safer III teoutra9t 9pr(hnc auf GpnGsnatrntn
ron Ueb ptt unb perae r anrcrn prrhuttei III mad.
en-, rle an trinc Sreunhc bic Srma ~" te ul6 g itr
in 9lsp Yrrt seaet unb i'm, Glepeanb ,,r
9ernrnn9 n9etrat wcrrcn. @cine Srrunre; S. H. 3d. per.
een 9ttas Aurdse fur 8rrterien chcr anrere Otter np
s;n sissn Sesnsunssn une a"fs panfe teorse ent
ctclfleen cr GnntsttnGnnten c eeastn nn cntreter
Snr xratten taar prroustcsablt rrr tu eerfbina ron
procntttn lu 'brr epnil8natirncn rahr Scett fnb. ~
0eer ScImaeten uno rnnias Ocemcnte, tie rpn rt,,e
Ssatsn Ssnul esort fepn mh tsiorst tstfer ba.
e w pncr au Veor 0eutfano u tc3icbcn rrtr binA
nren pat Fam m an ml renrcr m au brrsIeidpei Qf.
permtteef n'elns uncrs, G. QB. Safer, rbefher
epnul nno prabnt her tcuen OtcQftoat in Sleip.gprt
uno rsmoS nrer ausserelnten Ge2afts 8erbinbune in
alen 1ben Ssut4lants sur 3uftenbeit eler ttbtsten
tetor9tn tanH. r.r'- 0
Strt(anb, Cbic, sunni &C. Is4l 5o.b = |@f
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9s4Olcn.
0ortbeilbafte G5e(e9eubeit!
Gcnrg r0u,
IN @btlicptbe, MpB SANITY, Obio,

CN qPiQens Cciucn 9ctrctncn oGtcn 9eirtbsbaus(ant
y pen er gang trb perIabcn) aus frettr anS gu csr.
toufcn.
Serc rst in rcr Setr Grct 9trasc nabc am Canal Sir
&r nat s4 uB Sron unb 1873 SuB Itfe Gs lcbc rarauf
6r8mbau init Stntrn, nt Slide Seller, 9tau6bors, cin
gutter pumrtruncn uno rinanbcr atgcfcnrettn GtIr
pre straumS Strus ino 80 tt 9frbe su elen fa,nm
6ar unp Sorts 9ebarr, aes III ter oronnn9 8rfanntcr
ma6n Fat pEscr @tanrrunt ttan9cn SaDrtn brr @
fen us unn 3uprutes 3u rrfrcuen scbatt9tr ntaur
D1lt nEctretbars ed Co. H. cincn 9utt 9eb) ur tat
auf rer 9te0t lin @rlie res GtscntDtms trcten.
errn 1T senst m Salle tfob tsin &dur 3umean3en nrt
rtScs GScntbnm 3ataonrerten xbeln ;u rtrtafen mel
8trinsunsen rren tils pn, unr nb net fcnis rustun
entpepr pur reren!en 3upru pbr auf frantirtc 8rie
tepm Gaentbaner unte ter ApbreSe "9errs Grrn Gbtpt
Cbio," ju trfrasen.
Gbilertbt, 9. ArriI z, 1s41. 4O IT,
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DOCTOR g. Brepfad)er
s ofeph . iirer
Shierdrat in Canton.

H7adt bsu uEtum bic erSettnpe An;eise, bas sr 4 tn
Canton 9tart 50. Cbtr nispersotsnbat unb sefcnnn M
(e fOwc ais aud purd ucabrse lebunS erIanSts rratti
@ 9snntne RSsen inn Das ertr0uen Elm, ene Dtene an
aten unS tsrtse i'm An(pru auf xDsil Der Snt'
ten Gunit ~ mat Gr ttbanbtlt rrt, Sintrttb, @da@
Ia, @6wtine II. E. No. Serer, i'm nit utm 3uipru te9r
wirp (etne prtife biliS unc Sertbt finotn
rf@sne qBcbnuns 1T In 6arjels 6aus, ttltin Der xns
rase awem sen 0auern Gptisb 8lalsr uni
0rctf1mirt pbirp J5abn.
Canton, Oct. Is, ls4l. l4s6 eW.
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rnrDt NIT Su9 ane ais o Dem 3abs sG5ctrtrt Cmt oE.
len rcu neuen Srrtcrun9cn it Oanuattr rtiaer Nr.
lf Sn 6ert9un9 rnn 0ubaen 9ctra9 et,,ie ras tt.
rHbmte Saltsturp II, mtlbcs At Geneva 81 o. ae.
mot INN 9arontirt ptro N rerrti9t er ,nr bait tfdnSs
n9ann, MS 9 IL r. nb W # famnt
afhtnn init encn Gplnber rir fir coc ticfcrG5cpo(tcn
ctrAut mcrbcn tonnrnScrncr rerftrtiS g. urrals
patentirte RLees MubkMafbincu, = -,
QRelbr III ntn pttlen 9taon, topcbl ais in ttecm1 os
Irc cnt1hcirtn tccn tetratct rm m init cren ma,
lie rem Saar ron Der Srrcu pnrcrn rDne bcntclte u t.
fbac9cn ctcr rtrcbcupcrn. .ar .... ... - y
Ger Gneestrnann t1nn 1urrrfhhi asen tas tira
unp 4 ftN tc II. frrttrt finn rem S0ufr ortEerr3
frrcnbct gu 9epdhrcn m cIt mcGr onrrcift mtrbtn
crcb in Sc3uS anf rcrcn 3ng ais auerbaafcit ais In
rietcr Nn,ci9e ausscrrGt tann-a cr rt gttrfr
fDnt winfAt e rrrlan8er ts cine Gccscnbcit I'm Dir rr
5u6tcit ner Nrttcl unp pcn tst reic temsic, IN Pom
Gr 1T enhrBcn feline 0Hbe i'll trarcn Inn ben ateu uf
tcins Gtat6emcntes fir punti6r bncc unp afr 1rktit
Dotcn tim "a en @eift init rrfabrcnn Qrketslttn
rercycn r rarf CT mjt 3"rr teDaurten tag e. ndt tt
Itrrfcn pcrren t1nn. .r .,e ,l~'' -
N4serHnsen werbsn a"f RE t3rsete Anisis ur u tt.
germ Teri9un8en 8er9t ais in r9r onrern tetlft.
mrntc bts Sanrcs.
Gr bat tefannt9 an eonr cine ercbe Nusrab ron oaf,
men B Arttteln eotr Nrt Gtcnfas 3nt Gplinber 1b Nul
lpTrrts oEt8 Iatbintn garantirt tdt III ochtn
lauftr u nren rnb rurbats crgf1g etartett III ftpn
oein erP 1T 5wibrn cer aptiens Strdt ur EN- anal
So1epb g. Stmmpns g.
?GatIlen, @tort Gr., obir, SuIu 23, 1911. 2.tr
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Yeuf{d,eS 8offbous in Gineinnatt.

: n oOamortt in Der 5ten 9traBt, UW@cn Der Vnt UNI
aaas trasen Der Gnoesbenannte empebltls,n ealfess
sss 0un einer sanosute tneem Ct y n9r19ts1 w. oaB
eue Qbst(s lSsren tann. 9n eans sno feins Staau1e
FMS seraumie; iene Snt unc sn x init bem Selfen ptr
.En maS ser arft batictet unb feline 8ebanouns nnb @
nunae &C. ba stSbnl Die ieoer tep i9n prcen ote elm
raj Sep ibm enaefebr bae QDer Die probe init nns NADER
40 40 ~ ia 'hsr.Ifds oiafpm,nen. 0aptp ~ fftr:r.
G.hruar 81. 1899. tp.
s er dre Jeoatteur biees Slattts tatn "S erFfeane
i fla h+(fafiarn fp1s f5err -. cbcn i19t
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Oeutfbes 0a(fbaas
nltf Der BeGffette bes Canals
Deuti6er 9l6opfdt

a .- -aa.s In 5aassiIon, Obto.
Nr Gneestenannte tefunbet bierm ene Srnre unb ras
~ pntllfu Dap rr bas pti9r @tee 8eegtnc rb tuttr
Dem Stanrn "9taoas 0eas, ppn 6errn lblipr ec seba(
ten, teauem tn9ritete Qeirtbsbaus tdu an 6 scfrat
unr bur quite Sepanelns tesepicnns unb tiSc sle
nnnSe eIen &be Der tenten 8unt W prrbienen unb or.
balten bot Setc Senfe 8etten glide unbe ta,no nsrS
rerteben n bebafen pn, bab M aScene 3ufrebenbtit IN
lnfprld neDmen fperfen. "
Sobn Sinberer.
U7asifpn Sdp, 9, 1s4l. g2. t.r
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Morri(on's pennlDlpani(be
39atent>9G3aagP.
bic aIerbee, bequemlte nno ridtiste Daa9e, bic je
erfunben nproen.
Morath uno cSacDbS,

Sn Columbus, Obic, maen bicrmit ee ubtum betannt,
pcn bem Grfnrer fir bic Staaten &cndp unb Ohio (auBr
eien Gaunties m eetern) m setaaft batn, ems BE-.
fbatst nb, oite Daa8cn ST pefrtisen Stete Saa,
gen nb rreerle 8r6Se SC. l. st 1ln lis 81 pr
l54 n3r SO. pieSt lnSe ts u SO pfb ttaseu
nn6 SO. B. ries ltne tis 255 pfunb Is ltnsen.
oerr peter &aufman bon @antpn, Shic>
fer aasen fir ~ bernebmen unr 1T sb5ra ron uns ~
bicem 3pede autbOrr Sene mcl4e in intr 9abe pbnet,
tSnen bic Qaasen tep bm cinbcn unp cbar mn jci,c p
dc naber bp ns pobnen teieten in nrm &ceaIc cntus
re Satcnal @traBe GAINESVILLE III ric Stab tcmmt
utprcen e m terjeuscn t6net, ba6 pieaasen ,pcsc
brer ,nbebreibbaren 2crse ter pe Nrt tefimt
lno ertb 1T in asemein anwtnpuns ecmen &C.
fanten plucr untebhfier uno unribtise lsmaib ibtnen
aus bem03ttrauc 3u pereranSen"G Scr in y al
De unb taufet Gu cine piefcr rcrtrfien Qeaasen ur
br erbet earser 3et ebr III rits 2Hasnns &C.
ptnen ais eu enes beftr ietensans nsbtn 5nrumentc
tcftt! Wpfatb unp Jat ts.
GpIamsus, obts, scsart7s, Is4l. s7.k.s
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24

TKxAs.-By the steamship Neptune. Rollins
from Galveston, the New Orleans Bulletin has
advices to the 18th November.
The Mexican Gen. VOL and his army have
continued their retreat, and mt last advices, the
spies had discovered the Mexican army, number
ing about 5000, at the Presidio del Rio Grande
iortiiying. The SPY company have driven in
5000 head Of cattle, which the Mexicans attcmp.
ted to drive of in their retreat
The people Of Texas are melted by a lively
desire for revenge and Justice upon the Mexicans
At Houston, men Of all classes have enrolled
themselves. In Liberty, Harris. Jasper, and 9th.
er Eastern counties, the militia are ready to turn
out at the word.
General Somervile has so Ear recovered his
health as to have started for the army. The time
Tor It's march TO the frontier has been postponed to
the 10Th October. One thousand men have con.
nued IN the field, and 1t is thought 800 or ,OVO
VIII be ready TO march at the tine appointed
troops are in excellent spirits, and are anxious
take up the line of march for the Rio Grande.
There are now 1915 troops in the ield.
A messenger had brought the in,ell,rence 70
BeXar that General VOL had been reinforced by
900 men, and was awaiting the arrival of She mi.
mia OF tho eastern province of Mexico.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24
"liAON" AGAIN E!

In regard to the authorship of the letters in
the New York Union signcd "ilaon," the De-
troit Advertiser says, most emphaticallv, ave
say again, that John TYLER, Jun. is the author
of Haon, if we may believe his own words ut
tered to ourselves. Let Mr.. TYLER, ir. himself
deny our statement, and we will give the pub
lie the time, the place, and all the circumstan-
ces. We venture to say that he will never
dare deny il. We say too that the President
did know of the article, before it was publish
cd, Notwithstanding the disclaimer OF .he I'm
ION. But on this point we shall say no more
unless Mr.. Tyler himself makes it necessary
and then we shall show what he knew abou,
IT, and how he got his knowledge. VIII he
call for the disclosure?
1--WE shall not permit any other issue 10 be
mingled up with it. When that is settled. we
are quite ready TO meet Mr. Tyler's friends ON
any point they may see fit to make, and 10 car
ny the war just as far as they like, even into
africa. We shall only say now that the
charge Of having assailed the President be.
cause he refused to give us certain printing
patronage is utterly false, and that the truth i:
exactly the reverse. We were not the reject
Ell party, and if Mr.. Tyler desires it, we will
tell who was. Suffice it to say that we have
no reason to suppose that any thing at the dis
posal of the President, that we could desire
would have been denied us, had we consented
to sustain John Tyler. But we preferred ou
principles, and our party. to the patronage o
the President"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, Saturday night, the 18th Of no.
yember, 1912, in the list year of his age, ANTHoSY
BUCK Esquire, at his residence in Fredericksburg Va.
MIR Buck Of the oldest merchants, and most
respected citizens Of the town.
DIED, suddenly at his residence on the Bull Pasture
in Bath County, the 9TH instant, Mr.. JAMES BRAD
SHAW the 62d year Of his age The visatons OF the
insaate monster Of the tomb, always FELT with pccu
liar force but such the deceased is snatch
cd from our midst the blow is felt with ten fold vio
lencc and void is made in society which never bs
filled II is but justice TO the deceased TO say
that in all Of his relations to society, Father, Hus-
baud Friend aud ncghbor, he discharged bis duties
became and Christian and in his death his fam
ily and friends, have sustained loss which they will
never cease to depoTe. in carly life he became aeon.
TO the Religion Of blessed Redecmcr, ard at
tsched himself the Presbyterian Church and that Sa
viour whom he had followed in life supported him Ia
deaths awful hour; and his dsconsolae widow, chill
dren and friends have the consolation Of knowing that
he is quietly resting in the bosom Of his Sod. 80
II.
DIED, on Friday last, EtnAprTG K115y, daughter
If Mr. J. Ecczv, ol this town.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24
WIG MEETING.

Tits proposed that meeting of the Wings
of Augusta be held at the Courthouse ON
Monday the 2Sth day of this month, to give
formal expression to their known concurrence
IN the nomination of the grea, Statesman of
the West, HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky, as
the Wing candidate for the next Presidency
OF the United States. This is due not less to
themselves than the great cause with which
they have been so long and so honorabiy j.
Identified. What though our victorious Flag
has been cast down into the dus, by the hand
Of traitor, and the fortunes of the houl
are against us, we should not suffer ourselves
for moment to give way TO dependency
and inaction A full attendance is confident
~ eXnccted
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24
A TRAITORS REWARD.

The following version of a wel-known fact is
related in the Journal and Letters of the late Sam.
nel Conovar, himself Tory and refugee from
America
''ln the House Of Commons, March 90, 1882,
Lord Surrey happening to espy Arnold, the Amer
lean seeding General, in the House, sent him
message to depart, threatening, in case Of REFUSAL
TO move Tor breaking up the gallery; to which
the General answered that he was introduced by
member; 10 which Lord Surrey replied he
might under that condition stay, Jhe ,couM pro-
mise neoer 10 enter il agoin, with which General
Arnold complied. This is the second instance OF
public disrespcct he las met with the King ha-
wing been forced TO engage his royal word not to
employ or pension him. just reward for treach.
cry, which is ever odious"