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New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
nR. PETERS,S INDICATED LOZ-
EIENGES. Wholesale and Retail, at i59 BROADWAY
NoFN- pETERs,s coUGllL LozENcHS

~ ENGES, w holcSae an' ket!!, al f'' hi'oAD"-,i'
pETERS'S .coUGn LoZENGE>
Are enow rapidly >nerSe,iin@ all other preparations Io s
,c!.lnr,, OF l, Chest bronchitis. and similar pulmonary
affections It's we'll established tha, large proportion
of cases OF Cor,>unpon winch ,olnaRv valnabe lives
are annually ,acrifcrl owe their origin the neglected
Al an early period M medicine will be found 10 e:icauus
in curnr such case, aS ,ll>, Iozen@c ina!hly
aay the cough. by removing the irritation which kep, II
n sil AZ tll >an, ,nn ,ev promote exyectoraton. and
relieve co.nt ,tion y One oIangc Is usually dc>t.
Tor iul', whc may bc repeated nv or >N tnt> HaS
required Half c child eight wears oi'i; :, 4u"
to children, the Io convenient i tO dl>>ov, lcln III a
little Tie diet shou!" he li%i. tn The bowels
Kept regular as the loitn"ts lave aNaiiy. elect ole
medicine |, seldom required but wc to>l!Nt'' y p,t ~
sent, caartc LozcneS will e ioan n>eiui il it.
cougi ara>n% night should be taken at 'ed,tii
general rule. should not he taklciore breakfast,
built they halt the usual dose VIII h. sufficient there
i pain IN , chest side. OF PeterS> fa>ter rlc M
y III ccut,l should be spread over TIE part and Worn I'LL re-
PETERS,S WORM LOzENGEs
Are acknow edged by the faculty toe the most scientific
and successful preparation the destruction
otr, 20 le public There AZ. several nedcin's ad'cr
ti> specifics in such cases, hut they lavc proved 50 I'M
certain and worthless have lost all confidence with Tie
pub:s. Some OF tc,n indeed. violent III their opera.
fore, cautioned a5an>, them. These. Loacnge while ;ley
will found to be perfectly safe will at tl same time
| fail where wOrIns present, 10 destroy them.
SYMPTOMS OF WoRNsrh,,e are Eca'ache vertigo, pale
the lip, with flushed checks -rnng the teeth during
sleep disturbed dreams sleep broken on by fright and
screaming. conyul,ions, tyrri>ne thirst bad taste in c
mouth offensive BREATH cough, difficult breathing Itching
oi the no>trl, pain in the stomach nausea sqraln>l>S,
yoracou> appetite. lnnes>, tenc>us Sigh, ch> SILVER
mrs ,irows siu>s. fatigue >wclc,l stomach limbs rr.ig
am choking in n. lronr itching OF tl anus toward night
rbid urine, frequent .,ire cyacuac the bowels. dis
| charges slime. and mncnS,
PETERs'S CORDIAL LoHENGES
Are specific The relief nervous, >ickhca,lac lew
spirits, melancholy, lanSuor and debility, either
from Cvou disease living trcnors, Sisss
the stomach irritabiy o the ys,etcai affections
rows wsn.>s cholera noru,, OF fatigue and palpratoi
Of the heart From their efficacy in The relic. OF headache
they called by many the Headache Lozcnge.
DR.. Pttrrss Principal Offices are li Broadway, ~ Y; Q,
North Sixth street. Pi.ndclpis; - anc street. Charleston
. Magazine street, Ncw-Dlleai. |" I'm
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mo NOT CONDEMN before you try

mo NOT CONDEMN before YOU Try
Dr. - D00liitlt's COMPOUND VEGETABLE
CANDY, which need only be used 10 hc approved. for
Coughs Cal Shortno oi Breath Asthma, Irritation st the
Throat NliOOpug Cough, tdlrriI, tOisuH'rDI, Group,
and Inflammation It. Chest and Lungs.
Tl.r proprietor and inventor o the tonlpoin dvli =
b. u. engaged 10: the. last thirteen years in the Botanic Me-
,lica Practice iie city and FROM hi extensive knowledge
h, medicinal virtue. of t1e vegetable hGIdpG has com
pounded number tthCmO valuable vegetables tia gf0W
III our country which lit mas used l "reat success IN dis
-tst- affecting iet and Lungs ana has combined IN
In. very pleasant and agreeable form oths Compound We
most confidence >. remedy ior diseases C the Chrs
and Lungs i entirely vegetable and ir. all poison
ingredients, L used by the most delicate per,
Try il: il good reit and let is merits nd reward in
public patronage. Directions accompan" every packa".
none genuine without the Signature nl tc proprietor. sold
wholesale a. retail i> Botanic Medicine eiort No oD
Cerc->,rtt opposite Centre Market New York For sale
bv Nelson Salnnit. I'll Ctntr,rC.t Simo>on < Giclr
u2 Brnor!rstreet John Ackernan corner o! Sl1n" ai
Laurenres4: Reuben Knapp, cornero lon'ton ana lau
ren>rcctS l. Neelv 22i iiiicckrr>reei; Lewis -nht>
ST firrtnwc-sirctt Richard ". nlO .Oruar OF lam
nr>!v . ui,on-,trert.: f. w Clark, corner ni Hudson
and Grove.s!,ets: : Wright correroi Fourth AMI Jonr-
streets l. :. .utcn@ cornerot Bowery and bruoFir.
street. George Hand. ~ Boey George W Green IEid
Avenue and Se,til-s,reet; Dr. William Walters OF
Broou! and Suliok-strect,; J. ArloI corner OF Grand and
le,-str.ts; j. " Morgan, corner OF East broadway and
C!.O!s,ree Israel Mood q! Gallarlnr AMI Ham
ioi,recs; Dr.. I. Ritner LOT Cherry;,srect da>ler y
Young 1872 ChdthaHreet; Z. n smith, corner OF FuIt
and Watersheds; Flue,. < Cratf, corner o Nassau III
inn-street. w Z \. lo"et corner OF canal ana church.
>tr
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MY ORDER. of JOS Mullen. ESQ. Su.

ID UKDLh OF JOS. NulIen. T.sq.. Su-
preule court Commissioner, Ft>idl. n; Waltrtown
Ji,<o County notice hereby gwen tiat attachment
l f,s,-l against the Estate ot james Brooks a,c
S, tnru<,re FLORIDA anon-re>!ert etior ani ,lsl,
The 1.Ili be sold Tor hs payment ot his ,ich uni !
appar ai discharge e>Uciaiiachnent according law i.
in NM, month, The first publication OF is no;cc
yl,u 0i i,y debts siu HIM BY residents al ii,
Sra the delivery INN or Tor hs Use. oany properly
,hin ihs state belonging nn ana The trnsteg any
>rrh pr,uertv hl him. are forbidden by saw ana void
Datet: January l2i. lSiS.
DYER y. BuKNHAM,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
Yours, Tr;t'>; r',>pecNuLi..
LYDIA LEWIS, New;

LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, y p
Me<>rs A. r. i D. SandSGcndcnen, 'etiy iia' nat !
have l,c: rur>,i f Salt R!cun OF len yi'r> si1'.
f n,, ynur Remedy and Syrup OF Sar> faiH1 ai
,g>f ever person troubled with TN dreadful com.1ai
in any form would call and viii satisfy trlil iAt'
y)ur medicine Will cure them perircl!
tNNNl.tRlh " WElBAlL.
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Nen.ynrk NM i le.l

M->srs A. B. I D. Sand>-GensetneH-tr reiin.> o. :
.,-.,llS and o-,,ttli,, induce INFORM .ou a ]
nm srt card tie salt Rieum BY the ,a1 nIe o Z, yonE
Remedy The disease sprod over 9oh my nfl1> 70 my
which time was under The treatment OF more tAan tNry
different si,ai> who all ia!e to give neT, ~. man 3... 4 'l
-}f was lIlahlt hands tilt htiir aA
si MOI r,,: h.u, in water nv nails repeatedly ciin OH
ana almost hcI 7rfi The. comp rae,l iL.
a., Ro doctor. hut all 20 no purpose, rn2l s; summer
txie, l,y \ friend 10 use YOUR Remedy. iconnencc
,i;ii . ,i,i having things ',ii!iout pro
,,- rrna effect, In a frW DAYS M hand. we're htt
49,, and Notwithstanding Put them sv'tsr tiy shtN
coTrnuc, 70 improve and in weeks we're eIttrey
well NOR. than >iN weeks s'ice ilie cur T
i-ctrd ,irce which time they lave been P"rleciy "'i
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n Office OF APPLICATION for the

discharge OF an lnsO!yent from his debts pursuant 20
the roV!son oi the third article o the first title OF The hti
chapter OF the second part OF The Revised Statutes
Charles Il. Dchnson notice first published Dec. @dl,
4 creditors to appear before the Honorable Michael "
,hoe!'er First Judge OF County Court, Counsellor, &c al
hls chambers III the City Hail. OF the City OF NewYork he
10th day OF March, 1912 AZ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Isygllw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
DY ORDER of Charles ]. Hplber, r,

~ sPtetne Cour coriss;oacr nc,;ce hereby giv.s
mems a'i.s; nlr-Tse!: debtors tia, an a;;ac.nrr -
>>ls a.!..s. the esaie o: john BpeC Jr r>;er: ~
>oEhport ~ thts Territory OF W>con>jn said Tia. rc gys
md d>ciafge such a::achlCcD., according law yi,f.
months from hc rst publication ,iis notice, ,rs
,sa, the payment O. aar ehS tge 10 fsi v S,>:a.s ~
S1tc and the ,icssyeTy 10 lsuJ > rSe ui any NJ
W;ii: HIS STATE belonging 10 ham arsi h. ,g,stf 9
NY rrorcTtv by Inn ar, iorhtd"n by las, snd arr y,
Dated tie 2itt iayeo! NorcIa,cr, 1871 ID. H. MAUSI
d6 ia,ySn Attorney ioi .i55chn., Creditor
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
SIS REMEDY For SALT

- T,..r S-aIG Head Barb.t,- Jackson Itch Ec2a
~ Porasi>. Pa1aria aud other disease, OF iie
5clv ceraiY ard lec;ualiy cured by he nSe ca SAINTS
has been tested in more thai: * sG>
Ind t;;rcr,, cases o The above diseases, without having
sii,.i in an, where the directions attended he un
In i without eoua in t, h>tn.,- o medicine The Com
onnd Srrr, OF >arS1pari!la : recommended 10 be use
nth the Remedy a Il ierd> Throw oGt i3on e ho-'
NIL system GENERALLY I'll the unhealthy Epnor t"nnttt
with tie diseases onll t application OF The rtlttiS Nte
rali n , sans, time entirely e.0ica,t> trom BE ~
ieni The remedy perfectly harmless ~ li
infant Testimonials OF lis efficacy are !aly rtceyt ani
the following ARE selected or pb!lsluon 'Ehic i>thongi
VIII SATISFY the y.!.d OF every candid person o! - N'o'
irary-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

G 4 quarrel occurred in the cars between
New-Bedtord and Taunton on Tuesday, between
negro and the conductor the former would not
leave the car when ordered and in turn assaulted
the conductor
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

EN PURSUANCE. of an Order Of the Sur
Il rogatc of - County of Ne"-iork, Notice IS hereby
s late OF the Cry Of NewTo, Auconeer deceased, TO
pre, the with The vouchers thereof to the subscriber.
at her residence No. 2s Spring street, the City OF New.
York. on hctcse the eighth day OF April aexi.
Dated NewYork, the fourth day Of October, A. d. lal
oG lavGE MARY liALSEY, Administrative
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

The physician said the keeper, :. mus, settle
,hat-nv present, orders are SO and SO; bu, he has
4 diseased heart And 50 indeed had the cuStode
only ot=a different kind 50 he merely shrugged his
shoulders and said as he turned away, Non 50 :,
Sometimes they EMPLOY him, il seems TO Write lei
tiers 10 their friends but we always see whatthcy
write, said our amiablc guide, who WAS the la>,
person we should have chosen for our conidant
some write long letters their wives, some 4"
their children. for women are admitted here
Here is a lie where there Is no admission for love
or friendship lie of degradation and privaiiosn-
HE OF peril, hard fare, and rcproach Can any
slye such lives long Yes; saw many there who
t"su me- with glce, that they had passed within n
lew months years, their full period Of suffering
and would be liberated a, last!
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
~ IiJlhW Attorneys !pr il!tIlhs tIctitoi
~ Staic paper "i pleas COPY
NpY ORDER Of Hon. Frederick P. Sic

NyY ORDER Of Hon. Frederick 2. Ste
y 2 ves Judge OF the Erie County Courts Counsellor OF
the Supreme CoDrt Notice hereby gwen that an attach
has issued agaS The estate OF Ira Johnson non-rrsi'
de n debtor, and that tie viii be sold o1 llr payment
Of his debts unless m app.9r and discharge such attach
meul according !aw, within min. months Om he nr-t
publication tis notice. and that ih- payment o any
debt and Tie delivery Of any property bconging 10 Such
debtor 10 him hls u, and the transfer OF any properly
by hiIn Tor purpose whatever forbidden BY l' anu
ar. VOID. DaetI iie 2lst day 0; December, l2Il.
SETH +. SILL,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
Holm WARWICK. Sweep smelter an

mo ALL LABORING under the lnhu-
erza or common Sore Throat. Quinzv Sore
Throat-You can obtain article which will max. )I-
,1o Sro.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
N @ TICE. TO RUPTuRED PER

~ B-wan,,-l at the above place tew dozen OF the i!
nort.d HEl'TISU OIL dis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
IN PURSUANCE + Of an Ortlcrof the S

rogae OF t: County NcS- York, Notice j, Hereby
gwen 10 all perOnS having claims against DAVID Reeve lale
OF the City ol HewYok, carpenter deceased present
the with the vouchers thereof 20 thu subscriber, Henry
T. Bolster No. Gil Fourth street the City Of New YORK;
on OF before thescrond day al July next.
Dated New-IOrk, The twenty. eighth day ol December,
l. ID. I2ii. CATiIARINE REEVE, Administrative
d29 InwGm: HENRY Il. BOLSTER, Administrator
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
August 9.-Augustus Van Amringe, New York, Sept g.
Thomas H. Fisher, White Plains, Westchester county
Sept.9.
George j. Rogers, firm Rogers BrothersD N. York
Sept. 9.
Elisha Mills merchant New York. Sept. Q.
Amasa ". Chaplin, trader, n. Y, Sept. 3.
Edward Ogden, Qate firm Ogden Calendar, mer-
h ants) New York. October 10.
Enoch Cocklin, Qate firm E. Conkin Co.. ~ York,
Sept o.
William Sherwood Qate shoe and leather deaer) New
sias Davenport date firm II. sanderson s. Co, and o.
Warren s. Coz Sept. l9
Isanc J. Wood Gate firm Wood Wilson, N. York and
Malcolm & Wood, N. Orleans Sept. 10
Noah Vinng, Jr n. y. Gate iirm N "A. Nininf, Wey-
mouth. Ms) Sept. 9.
Alcx Ming jr nate c. ii. officer Sept. To-
James b. Wood, victueler n. Y, Sept. 10.
William r. Smith, Gate firm VIM. r. Smith & Co.. mer.
chant N. Y. Sept 10.
Robert J. Crommelin, N. Y, Sept g.
Firman Berrier, n. Y.
John c. Duryea, N. Y.
John Richardson, grain measurer ". y
Andrew Jcrdon, Gate firm Robert Smith & COZ
Horace H. Dow firm Josiah Dow & Coz
Horace Kimball, N. Y, Dentist.
Thomas $. Winslow, date firm J. & T. s. Winslow)
John Williams, Brooklyn.
George NJ. Tracy, n. ". date firm Tracy & Gould and
Tracy Gould Co., brokers.
Benz NJ. kessam, Qate firm Bowden & Kessam)
Henry b. Morgan, N. Z, merchant involuntary.
Jacob Bogart, clothing merchant do.
The Court this morning got through with the argument
calendar No new WILL for the present. be heard
The announcement that in bankruptcy would not
be ordered from the 9th inst sepwa in accordance
with the understanding ut the Clerks Office, and semof
ciay presented. There will be recess, and petitions
will be ordered usual through the monthhe Court
having given an intimation to that effect
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morning. The size Of the had doubt attracted the
rogue as an extra haul and little did he suspect that
the contents OF the cutting character they
to be
A FLARE IN WALKEK srREEr.-Yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock the vicinity of Walker and Elizabeth
the OF regular bombardment, carried
between Joseph Mott builder onthe part of the attack
ing party, and Beck Powell Tor defence The way that
pitchers, washboards, doors and window sashes
broken, smashed and crashed caution to all heads
and bodies that appeared within reaching distance The
house was finally entered by the party on the attack but
the result of the mornings work not ascertained
when our informant left. The cause may be mentioned
at future period.
UNITED STATES MARINE IN TRoUBLE-A young man
named James r. Freaercks who has recently deserted
from the United States marine service, in which he had
formerly held rank arms arrested yester
day by officer Stokey charge OF stealing quantity Of
clothing from Mr. Henry Spencer and Jules Rsvol who
boarded in the house Of his mother The clothing was
found at several pawnbrokers shops where he had left
them. A woman named Frances Hinman was also ar
rested as an accompce ofFredercks in the business and
il her perhaps that he his present disgrace
office of master alarms few weeks since ior miscon-
duct when he deserted and has been absent from duty
since.
ANOTHER CoSvIcr CAucHr.-A black fellow named
Charles Williams, who recently escaped from Black
wells Island where he had been sentenced for six months
and where he remained but two days caught Mon
day night by officer Joseph and deputy keeperucke
and safely lodged in the city prison and transferred his
old quarters When will the Common Council purchase
property at the foot Of ls and prevent these
tinual escapes
AJvDGE IN THE ToMBs-On Monday evening" about
o'clock as Mrs Rachel A. Cough. of 23l Broadway,
about proceeding towards the upper part of the house.
she heard person in the dwelling, and who says
his name is Bartholomew Judge, came running down
stairs attempting to escape Mrs. G. made bold resis-
lance when the ruan struck her and succeeded in es.
Gaping to the street, where he arrested
THE GRAND jury Of the Court OF Sessions visited the
interior of the city prison yesterday and expressed their
qualification the manifest improveme in the ceanli
ness of the whole department since the administration of
COL Jones, recently appointed keeper.
TAKING TEA.-David Lochlin arrested by officer
Fl on night in ha
session three chests Of young hyson which lie had
hid in shed in the rear of the dwelling where he
found Whoever has lost the article, and take
their tea.
late King Of the Points, secured two rogues yesterday
named William Storey and John Riley, who stand charg
ed with the crime of highway robbery in having knock
ed down Mr. John Kearnan, of ll9 Grand street. the
LIST inst at the of Centre and Anthony streets and
then robbed him of his watch, chain, key SC. worth
about $780, The watch found in possession Of Story
when arrested.
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r,,,. uer.Id-yeto Message.

Al anv hour AT which the celebrated Veto Mes
sage on the great Tariff Bill, may be received
to-day. it will be, in half an hour thereafter, pub
lished in an Extra Herald from this office.
Il is supposed that this message will wind up the
drama of the preseat session of the hard-cder
Congress. A great many of the politicians of both
parties will probably explode by spontaneous com
buston, and If scores of them would disappear, and
leave aot fragment behind, not even bad debt
It would be happy radiance for this bewildered
and happy country.
We trust also that the ultras will hold meeting
IN the Park as soon as the message is received in
town-and if a grand row can be raised-and a
respectable riot got up so much the better for the
character and civilization of the age The Wall
street prints especially directed to have all the
worst and lowest epithets ready for use as as
possible. Captain Tyler is ready to take the shower
bath in these warm days, as fast as they please.
Great times these for importers mo revenue
laws-no duties-no tarif-no nothing. Every
thing is free.
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baltimore.

NJ, rn, BALTIMORE, August 9, 1872
any accounts be true, we shall be accommodate
WIN captain Iyler's veto No. 4to-day. Our rumours g
'na' " Will be pronounced in the capitol this dav
noon The anxiety tremendous ev is unon !,
look out
The Eagle and Junior Arersts are lust abont startr
down the Chesapeake bay target-shoong expedtio
great many persons have gone with them to witness
sport, which it is expected will be fine.
The Belle at the Hstel" new piece bv Buck stor
was last night at theHolliday by the in
mtable Fanny Fz She certainly did justice to the pla
which in itself is full Of humor, and takes admirably.
fishing party, consisting of about seventeen gent
men, left our city days since and proceeded dow
the Patspsco river in the schooner 1onIa sh
excursion Every thing that could render TO their cor
iortwas aboard 1t is said they were all crackt. As
ermen--equal even to those from amongst whom n
Apostles were chosen They fshed and they fished a.
agreeable TO some reports caught of perch sxtytwo
zen and nine, and agreeably to Others sixty two doz
settled that the number of marine animals canpht on IN
occasion, amounted to sirtywo dozen and t,ro with
addition of one crab
The latest election returns from North Carolina in
cate the election of Morehead (Whig) for Governor y
Wings are alse aheadin Alabama
There were 4s0 head cattle offered Yesterday a7o
which were sold at prices ranging from $500 to $47o
tendency. Wheat Is coming in rather plentifullv ~
ranges from 10 to lis cents. Whiskey Is n 26 cts.
The brokers have discovered new mode of doing h,
ness in the way Of understood loans by which uncnrr
money can be transformed into bankabe funds regard
OF the license law. Yours, RODERICK
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Washlu0fou


correspondence Of the Heraldl
Tn. w. WASHINGTON, Monday Evening
~Pected-Subsequent Action o
Congress.
Inc expectation is that the Tariff R;ll will h.. ID
turned to the House tomorrow with the reason
which preclude the Executive sanction 7, i s,,
posed that the President will confine his ohsc,;or
to the Distributive feature In the veto message Il
the twelve line bill he avowed his readiness 70 s;o
tariff, and although there are many obec,ions !,
the present BILL they are not Of so grave charact1
as to forbid his sanction.
storm is expected in the House tomorrow b
1t will soon blow over. These connections ofte
have salutary influence In clearing the atmospler
-and we may anticipate fair weather after the cid
ments have settled down into quietude. There vii
be great effort to adjourn without further acto]
on the subject of the revenue, but it can hardly b
successful No one knows what will be done, bu
a revenue bill of some sort must be passed. A sui
hclent number of the democrats will unite with th
northern wings to pass an adequate bill. 1t is mol
unlikely that the compromise act, it existed prio
70 the reduction on the LIST ofJanuary, lS4O may ID
re-enacted. With the land fund restored to tn,
treasury, this measure would yield more revenu,
than could be derived from the present bill.
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To THE HERALD CAKmERs-The carrier OF the Fifteenth
Ward directed to all the residents OF Union square
who take the Herald without fail II he does not he Sha
be dismissed at once.
Also, the Brooklyn carrier who serves IN ROM ''e
there directed to attend his patrons OF he sh4i
moved without fail
We will not hermit any carrier OF the Herald to ne
glect his business or be insolent TO his patrons
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NBLos.--We could write long essay upon Je-
rome's claim the public-his invention-his taste
and tact in producing those pantomimes that for
years have beguiled OF our "day's WEAKNESS, .
but we prefer putting down for the information OF
our gentle readers, fact-that will tell better than
any thlngfwe could write" wrote we ever so WISE
y' This present Wednesday is set apart for his
exclusive benefit Enough said, All the world
will be there-more especially when his advertise
ment is read.
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GOING GoING-GoING.-Th ladies are writing
poetry to Charles H. Deavan. Look out for a mar
rage soon.
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The CRoToN CELEBRATION is the Gro
ton celebration to take place ? Can any person
tell
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CHrLpHoos.-" The innocence OF childhood is the ten
deres the sweetest and the least potent
the and the Of grown The would
but listen to the lesson ana take 1t to his heart"
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FASHIONABLE MovEMENTs.-M de Bodisco, the
Russian Minister, accompanied by his accomplished
lady, is expected TO visit New York in few DAVIS
He will probably make trip to Saratoga, Rocka-
way, and other fashionable watering places
The President of the United States intends to
visit Newport for the benefit of the sea air and exer
else, Immediately after the adjournment of Con-
gress He Will pass through this city as quietly as
possible. Possibly the wings will try all they can to
insult the Chief Magistrate on his way. BY tact
and perseverance, they may succeed in their pur-
pose.
Robert Tyler, the Presidents son, with his ami
able lady, is now at Fire Island, enjoying the sea
breezes and SEQ bathing. Mrs. Tyler, who is con-
nscted with one of the most respectable families in
this city, has been out of health of late, and the
sort to the sea shore recommended by her physi-
clans
number Of distinguished Canadians are in town,
among them the Hon Stuart Derbyshire, member Of
the Canadian Parliament.
]. Horsely Palmer, ESQ., of London, the we'll
known banker is rustcating at the Pavilion, New
Brighton
Ex-Governor Dorr, of Rhode Island, and his suite
of celebrated butenders, are in Richmond, Virginia,
and are going to the Virginia Springs
The elder and younger Braham are on their way
from Lexington, KY, to the Mountain Springs of
Tennessee and Virginia.