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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

S...,,ho,,s who may b. U,.rg ''r.e allnuni u
r. rolr, rrarkers rssiry. 80. VIZ 'Hf 20 ''r ~.
,ant,ge Ia cali at Il Bakery Of o., ,uh''''r whore ID
l found the richest aaI best variety 60 ir above a'N
IN the city, at such pics, A. u' pr'''n' "" st." q" e
nall, viii warrant. Famhs, q br ,apphcd d
,,.i. Ia, 4. Of ti,, hoi.e a.t tll nui..- plIrHr
, iva ~. ,',-, 90. civ EsNf now
IA Ia 80 br1n.~ay, tH.. ,. ti1Na4.. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

AthikN, y. l. fiiN -ottis ''t~'
Tn. wheat crop IN this vicinity promises sbnnd
,,,'y peyc- observed wheat upon the avcra-'
vben looking better. Many fs,d' are now J.,
20 (, fret high. The cool weather for the Ia
twenty day. j. worth 'ho1,aad' TO our "h''''s'o"
ing community. should think tn p'odacuon CT
,bi. .,sple would ansuu, 10 20 percent above 'a''
season. Judging from prcscn, appearances. Corr
j.. lust coming up:-the cold weather has kept II
back. All summer crops look well. The trust
trees look uncommonly well-all kinds except
apples. of them should Judge but about halt crop
would be realised
Wheat i. selling at s.. Cd; Corn 40 ct'.' Bar
lev p. Cd; Oae ,. Cd. The Farmers have. how
evx. principally sold all the grain they intend To
spare.
We are building famous nepo, tor the benefit
If the Auburn < Syracuse and Aaburn Il Rochc''
ter Railroad Companies. the largest probably on
the ,horo,shfarc. Yours truly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

PoLYsPAsrEs NlEw&-Ths new form OF tabeauy, now
exhihitin. al the Nrw-Ycrk Museum, admitted To BE-,
rout exception. the greatest hing offered ID.
public The illusion produced W the change OF locality
and perfect and the spectator behold tbs
eAh.biimn without admitting is imposing effect Mr. Hl
the unrsar dcnesror Of Yankee eccen,rices appear,
in IN, ectureoon, ami there thousand curoste.
20 ~. here.
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\Ew.yoRN CRY.

MILLfAMsEURG-H. +. Roberts
HsNrsrEAD-W. h. S,optord
HVDsoN-J. CraN iord.
PorcHkYFPsrF-R Senc, aad II. +. fcnsc.
FLrsHlNG-J. J. Matthias.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

TIM AMERICAN LABoRER-The June Number OF TIN
work, which will be for sale the desk this morning.
| taus the following valuable Statistical Tables
Table showing the aggregate amount Of Manufacture
vt Cotton in the several States and Territories Aggr,
gate Number OF Manufactures Of Sik. Number of Males
F.prlts aud Children employed and Capital lqvested u
the Is Number Of Vessels and Persons employed ~
the Whale Fi.hrrv with a statement of all Kinds of labor
and amount and Kind of Merchandise and Provisions con
,umed IN tbs trade. 1. Fisheries, Number OF Men EN-
ploy. and Capital invested IN the United STATES ). Mum
Der OF Glass House Glass Cutting Establishments, Number
OF Men Employed, Value of Manufactured Articles nclud
lng Looking Glas'e, and Capital Invested .. Amour, OF
Manufacture. Oi leather >atdlcTe., SC. T. Amount NJ
Tsuncrics, Leather Tanned and Men Employed in ia
T. ;. 8. Paper Mills, Value Produce OF the Mnnnac-
lures Men Employed. aud Capital Invested. o. Amount
Precious Metals Manufactured, Various Metals and Mum
Der OF Meu Employed 10. Amount OF Lead produced.
Men Empsycd, smelling Houses and Capital Invested 90
n. Amount OF Musical Instrument produced, number OF
Men employed and Capital II. Amount OF Carriage, ana
Wagons, Mes employed, and Capital -. Furniture, Mer
employed. snd Capital. II. Machinery manufactured b.
the I. : - Drugs Medsnes. Paints and Dye. Men en-
ployed and Capital 10 Amount of soap and candles
IL Number ot Powder Mills, Amount OF Powder made.
Men employed. and capital. H. Number Of Ropewsks,
Value oi Pr-duce. Men employed and Capital Invested
j. The NAY No contains IN addition 10 very valuable
Reports variety Of subjects connected with the Trade
and Manufacture of the Country, the following TAsEss
The amount of laos manufactured IN The United state,
Amount paid for labor; agricultural products consumed
capital employ ID, aud number oi men employed.
, Amount oi Cannon and Small Arms made. Men
employed, and ysue of Hardware and Cutlery manuiac
iurcd IN the Eastern states.
g. Tie amaunt Of capital invested IN the manufacture OF
Button, and Pins number OF persons employed and amount
Manufactured.
l. Number OF Commercial Houses in Foreign Trade
number Of Commission Houses. and capital Invested.
J. Aggregate value OF Ships AMI vessels built IN the T. ;
g. Amount oil Domestic Trade aud Commerce-CapIal
invested Men employed kc Brushes manuacUred--Men
and Capital employed
~ The first number published tie lst day OF
April last The whole work VIII be completed IN l. mum
ber, Subscription price mail subscribers in the country
Is cents for the entire volume Single numbers are sold al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

Motions for rrifs If mGNf0WUf. requiring Nt
Wayor IN administer tie oG'isof ofce 70 John
He9tt. >ompel R7onc, JOS Il. Taylor ant
EdmVqd Williams.
THE COURT
We have considered the questions winch have
been so ably discussed ut the bar, and arrived u
the following conclusion:
First. The loss Of TIE votes in one % the Tour
Districts into which the Sixth Ward was divided
did not defea' the Election in that Ward. II TIE
vote. Of the First District are be considered ~
totally out Of the question: in consequence OF tie
riot,u. proceedings which drove the Inspector
from the room where they were canvo--ing, tho r.
.ul, of the Election must then bc determined from
the vote. in the remaining Districts. and those
votes how Clarh-ou Crolgs. Jr., was elected
Alderman. Richard II. Atwell Assistant; Alder
man and John Hath and samuel Boomc Asscs-
.or- Of thc Sixth Ward. II the VOTES given 10 The
First District ar. taken into the account. there is
- sfaciory evidence that the result viii not hc
changed.
Secord. Although the Wand cauvassor- ha'-
no' certified the result in the forms prescribed 10y
aw thcy have certified the return. Of tue ln-P,c-
tors in the Second, Third. and Fourth Districts.
Those returns are IN due form. and from them It
may be ascerained By the simple process OF add.
ton who were elected - the several offices which
| were to be filed. Thi- j. sufficient pr,m1 f0cic
evidence of ute to authorisc the administration oil
the oath to the persons appearing 30 have the
greatest number Of votes.
TItrd. The Recorder has authority 20 admin
istcr the oath of oI'icc to Ncssrs Crohus and ~
well.
Fourth. Mr. Croius having been elected and
sworn, ~ and the eight Aldermen with whom tc
| acted constitutes legal Board for the transaction
Of business and the rclaior, TAYLOR, Therefore
appointed Clerk. and il entitled 20 bee sworn into
| ohice. Mr.. Atnel and the eight Assistant. with
whom hc acted also constitute "A legal Board and
rhc relator Williams, Is consequently entitled 20
the office of Clerk Of Assistants.
Fifth. Nothing more is desired than that there
is sufficient prima facie evidence Of the title sci
mp by the REALTORS to authorize their being sworn
INTO office.
Stxth. IL Is not necessary to determine whcih-
er this Court has power, by direct proceeding,
20 inquire into the title OF the REALTORS, whether
that question belongs exclusively to the Common
Council When. : in this instance the question
comes up incidentally there can be 40 doubt thu,
the Court has power to pas upon It,
We regret the necessity for coming to deci-
sion in a matter of 50 much importance without
having bad sufficient time to prepare statement
of the reasons upon which our judgement l. found
ed. But, agreeing with the counsel on both sides
that the welfare of the City calls for a speedy de-
termination, and having made up our minds, We
have felt it duty to dispose of the matter before
closing the term.
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The motions are granted.

TIE People, on he reiation Of joins HEATH anil
SAMUEL RooNE. Assessors Of The Sirib Il,ard,
Nec- York V. ROBERT H. MORRIS, Mayor Of
he CITY Of New York.
On motion. and after hearing counsel on both
sides. ordered that mandamus issue To Robert
II. Morris, Mayor of the City Of Newly ork, requr-
ing him TO administer the oath Of Office 10 the re-
a,ors os Assessors of the 9th Ward OF said CITY.
when the reators shall present them ,elyes for tina,
purpose.
The same on the relation of Joseph r.. Taylor.
Clerk of the Board of Aldermen -. the same
The like, with different description of the Of.
fce.
The same, on tho relation of Edray1 Williams,
Clerk of the Board of Assistants ". the same
The like.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

% Gen. Scorr, in recently passing throug
Eastern Pennsylvania on tour of Inspection, wa
received with signal honors at PottsviIc and Oar
vile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

- We do l-ss than 10 recommend To our citizens
,nd rve-y IN the ciI, To the American Muse
urn The put forth there this week exceed IN
tent AMI value all former efforts Il the best place OF
anu.erpeni Tor > cents that Ne know OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

\ TORNADO On the l7th. violent tornado
visited Ragtown. Geo. The hail descended, t1'
lightning flashed, fences were tora down, and one
slave was killed. The storm lasted about q quar-
ter OF an hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

u D,vrsoSs WHITING GUIDE AND INSTRUCTION. "a
Broadway. myl7 In. (2l
J GESTLENES can obtain very pleasant furnished par.
lor AMI bedrooms With board, al as Broadway. mig I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

u bOst-TvO lddes while shopping 10 Broadway
Yesterday. b.tween Chambers AMI caaalsts lost bt
sin Umbrella. marked x. BcaL TIE pcIssu INTO whOs'
hands have all"h will BE- literally aided by send
ny Il To 81 Beaver or to a WARES my3i IL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

THr M,yD.avs CAsE-Ihe great case OF Taylor anu
other. against the MAYOR Ct tie city OF Ne"f 90 an APP
al alton 10 the >upr,rne Court Tor mandamus and WIZ
involved the question at the Election IN the SKIN war;,
va. YESTERDAY decided by the Cour granting the order r
the Naudamus This settles the question mat the wings
have the a.ccn4ancy IN the Co-mou Council ana .e power
a. sspoiniiug the different oriccrs of the city
Whatever course they gbt ha'" originally pursued ~
relates To spppntmsnt> not IN our power u say pui
th, general impression H. that A. they have been very
nlu excited the pursued 10y thr Mayor anu ou
friend Shsler of the Sixth ward, hey vii! make clean
sweep -, ,
Under these circumstances, We would adN'r Al our Dfl'
ocrac friend, who are AZ present holding Office aud who
r probably be- relieved OF their To par NJ once 10
neghbor DR., Shermans Office. No lnb Naau-st, anu
purchase box Of h, CamphOr Lounges which VIII brace
their To bear their defeat Uterc'f Tom Li0yff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

DIsGRACEFrL OUrRAGE.-On SUNDAY afternoon
two ruihans. of them named B. were seen
passing down Sixth Avenue, in state Of consid-
cradle cierdtion boosting that they did not belong
10 the Temperance >ociety-to prove which one Of
them assaulted lady in the midst Of pouring
rain, snatchcd her umbrella aud broke it, leaving
her to be drenchcd by the STERN. We regret to
add that the r,lffanS escaped unmolcstod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

Exrs,osnts.RY- copy tire following article fros,
the Boston Medical Journal OF Argus. a. $780, for the pur.
pose OF showing the high Standing Of COyERI's BALM
LIZ by The Medical Faculty.
In MOrlus, Larangetus, COncOrnatorum, Bronchitis
~ Frank II Hamilton, Professor Of Mstcfa Medica fnd
General Pathology IN The Geneva Medical Coilegs Thc
Rev Coyers mixture. ao nov used % extensively TOR
hi, affection by Clergymen, belongs The class
Expectoan being OF those lucky coGb nations Of med
cal agents which, while promotes rXpec1r1O- does not
impair the tone OF the stomach 81 this m.dcine feel II
liberty To speak since IT. composition not held nom the
profession and w. hope the proprietor vii III 30
10 the public. We therefore venture recommend
L, having employed Il IN case, and in the
Others with decided benefit Mr. COyerts office
the sale OF this medicine j. ljj Nassau sold slso
Fulton. lf2 water % william, lie Broadway, 10 AS0r
HOUSE S. ie 1888 Borsry, . Eighth avenue AMI 20 d.
~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

Nt~-iohS DAILY TKIsuSr-A fe~ copies OF the hru
volume complete, bound and ior ale q, thls office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

q The New-Nork Conference Of the Nctho-
dis, Episcopal Church. after harmonious session
of eleven days. closed it. abors last evening. The
follow ing +, lit o; the preacher, appointed To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

u The SPEECHES o. Hos. rHosF. Marshall on Alec
Dol and lniemperance and Fashionable me- ID 1nkng de-
Hvere At the Broadway Tabernacle the evenings May
and = reported tor the Ne~York Tribune, and Published
~ Pamphlet for sale at tn, Office. Price o! cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

- Hon. c. \. WIcKLFFE, Postmaster Gen
eral. arrived in town last evening, and has taker
lodgings at Howards Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

BRowS's SARsAPARiLLA AID TOMATO BfrrERs.-Tlhs -
the time the medical virtues OF >arsapsra and fOnd
toe, have been combuedani the result tn, met The mott
an-uinr expectation. o the medical profession. The whole
vegetable kingdom does furnish Substances admr-
ably adapedto purity. sh and goraie the human
TEN These have all the effect otr pow erlJ pur-
saves WHEN used in sufficient guam ty. and yet mild
their operation that they begvenO person. 10 the most
delicate health With perisct-aiey They are ao very agree
ab. the TASTE minglNg the qua, Of tie ordinary Ssr-
.aparla syrup with the delightful flavor OF the Tomato
a manner which renders teu highly agreeable To the
lid Sold By the agents A. y. ID Sands, Druggists, No
- Fulton. corner 1T Coolest loo FultOn-s 73 Broadway,
and y East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

II To the Ahiicted.-Persons wto have ,ny don IL,
Of the that have been performed by BRsToLs SARs.
rARLL, respectfully requested cali be purchase
the medicine on any Of the following references,
= IN order procure tie article the purchaser
should ask for Brto ssrsa paris and that the 1ri.ien
signature OF { {. Bristo the cork the hote
REFERENCES.
John Giles, sol Pesrl-sreet
Thomas Hogan % Stanton-st.
VIM " Randolph 573 Four,h-st
Lloyd BRYANT. No. Avenue c.
william IL Stlnsmets. % Ce,iarst
Mr.. Johnson, y Jam-s-,t
William >tebbins csruer Of Riyngton aHa Ed.c-,s
Richard Smith % Chrlon-st.
Robert P. Gorjoa. - Orange.sL
Mr.. A. Hodge. - Ridge-st.
william wilson, Is Iswi.-sl-
VI |andewa,er, 81 Maii.On st.
Lamuel Leland. 80 Hudson =.
J. q Reel, ~ Fuon-', BIooklyn.
Mr.. Ward, % BayardsL
J. W. HeIlerson, III Grsnd-t
James McGi. 81 Grands,
Brsiols Ssrsaparlla Is Tor sale bv William Blryher n
Courtlandst and 1873 Greeng ch.t; Robert Legg-tr "
II Avenue and - Houston james sym,. IS Bowery
Rlshios tspn wall b. Q1ackenbu.h 7o9 Greenvich-si
\. ". Bsdeau 2s- i:csefy; al Mlhans Pharmacy. ISj
Broadway snd.I q. Reed, i4j Fullons- Brooklyn m5ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

- Rome he'd u, Jul.ls Ct,ar. Gtccr Is AeNfnher,
c,,,. -. HANNIBAL and France . Nffo.enu- boz ne
f,,orci cy OF Ncwlork = 100 po'''s''" OBJ H. ''''i be
Who inyro',d Lo'eugt, ior TIE core o' "''' '''s'',
80 ,..ite l,,, spins. l,,rcg,,. So. not 10 'refhs
~ nriyaed Strengthening Plaster. ava hs'oprfor Veg
t,l, Tooth Pa.iear rel p,cs he whole OF l1'nh ft'
DR. rc,tr, rt7, oh those varror' Ne ba'e Been 'reaA'
~, ~, iu,,arch ashley LAHORE, pretty sHce'uiN to'''noy
r,.tin,l. whilc De- ahor' most 'f'cr'i' " "'" 'fi'-
"a ,,er.,ore Bet hs nrme he rrs,sIoa on ue 40. q.
.,,l ,,,,, ,fl let all nation, ,M b. L'frn-e'. for
c,f,r ,,ricnaf, enqu.r, a, i5o B.oti' as ' c'ons
,,,,I }I ,ov,rv. no lIui,auanI -o Clsfisn,t, \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31
n...,,;c 1irS Cimb Of the seventh

I. Znmoni and .saCquerie, he latest Moves
gulw-r and Jane, for sale At 8; Ann street Ti'' ~
' lv u,Jl p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31
I'm the matter OF the Nev-York Charter
Election.

Notions f0r rr,ts II mgnd0mVs. requiring ~
Nayor Ia administer heoG'iso # ofce 70 Jotu
He9tt. Soopel R7onc, JOS Il. Taylor ant
Cy,-,.T II-.Tf.y,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31
The ARM aHd Navy.

We know there will be individual instances oil
rd.hp in case Congress persists IN ITS res button
70 cut down our Military and Naval establishments
but We trust they will not the less be persisted IN.
II 4. better that a few men should be disappointed
in their hope. or expectations than thatthe Nauon
should be .addled with m expense OF several
Millions per annum for VIVA; i, essentially worthless
When John Quincy Adams left the Pr".iten;'a.
Chair. the coz, Of orr Army and Navy was about
Eight Millions per annum. The estimates for the
current wear are near Eighteen Millions. Vow
we have no dread Of spending money for any thing
useful. productive Of enduring benefit; but Tor
what i only Of negative and hriitless utility we
have slight afection. II the Government viii keep
rs Army faithfully engaged in making Canals and
Railroads for six horn day. sc will not object
TO it, increase 70 Ono Hundred Thousand strong I;
and If the Navy could b. usefuly employed as
Mail and Packet vessel. during peace sc could
stand Eight Millions for that But Eighteen Mil
lions pr year Tor mere instruments Of slaughter.
with nobody 10 KILL is out Of all proportion snd
w. are confident reduction to the standard OF
1921 would be public blessing.
" to the danger oil foreign aggression II W. dir
arri. We deem it a great mistake. With an Army
Of Twenty Thousand We should be about four time :
a. apt to get into a quarrel as with one OF Five
thousand. No enlightened nation will ever attack
"a. from iarrc cupidity, for each can make more
ont Of u by trade than plase and for all barba-
ria., small, well appointed feet will answer.
We handled the Barbary Powers with iarles. than
We now have
r. hardship cu.ucs to indiyidgals make them q
fair compensation. Let the officers retire IN half
pay till wanted. according promotions (wirhout in
crease Of paw to those who deserve it. But let
there he no armament kept uP merely to make
rlace. tor those who need or even deserve them.
The honorable trade of killing has fouri,hcd too
eng through the world at the expense Of all others
L., there be an end of this.
u The Wing, Of yErNoSr will hold a State
Convention ut Mladlebury on the 9th Of Judy to
nominate their ticket for State Officers.
q The Carpet Mills AZ Lowell, Mass are
stopping. and several heavy Manufacturing e.tsb
Ii.hments have stopped already. That 5 the right
vav--no reduction of wages, but shut down the
gate at once when the business won't pay.
% Henry CLAY has been constrained to at
tend Barbecue to be given in his honor at Lex
ington Ky. on Thursday the 9th of June.
- Hon. c. \. WIckLFFE, Postmaster Gen
eral. arrived in town last evening, and has taker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

IMPORTANT PRoIrcr-Ths Wabash E,pes..
r,bli.hcd at Tcrrc lauiS STATE. hat Cor,cr.
tom Of Coloud People from ONO, ID laa sr@ n.
rn,i.. n.,embl,s at that place on Monday fort.
night. II objcc, WIS - appoint Delegate, 10 a
National Convention u Philadelphia, ha,ts IN
y,e, the n1c.iora,iou OF the colorrd Hc,, by ,e,-
tlrrcn, in the Oregon Territory, snd he ,top,.an
of some measure. 20 ,-curr tom Congr-,, ssraut
1t land ia tina, new country.
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Darling. Universal SOAP,

NllinNt Nrllng or bfrfblg-Ndfffnlfl -fl NNnlfstit
AMI retail at The nanuiaciOry j5 AnOsree iul,o
and Blocker sr.tts. ~ my-A 5taY<w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

HAYrI-Thc Boston Journals on the authority
# late advice. sag tia, President Boyer retains
hi. high station, morn through the support If the
military than by the wi,h,. Of tho great body Of
tho Inhabitants Ga the 10Th of April several ,c.
.re,,nl- citizen, wcr, d. vested ana srut TO gail.
and confined among The most dcpr,cd mal,iar-
,,r.-anore Them were CITIZENS llcurlc. 70 sud
Ror,ulu. Barrere. The men were arrested ~ ,he
,,,;i,,ry withou, any cause having been assigned;
Which created much Indignation ou the par, OF
.,,.,,. o.. the inhabitant, ot Port.ag-Piiacc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

MAIL RoBBERY Benjamin De Mycr, Post
master at South Durham in this county. was ar
rested on saturday week on suspicion at rohblns
the mail Of package Of money directed Ia IN"
Cat.kill Bank from Matthews & Hunt at Wind
ham centre. An examination was had before How
land Macornbcr. Esq. Of Windhap, which result
ed in his giving bail for hi, appearance at Count d"
the sum Of $500. The amountot money missing
we believe i about $3.50 CatSklll Nrs.
" The slaves who murdered Nj. English, IN
Monroe County, Ala. have been arrested aud have
confessed their crime. They were hunted by d'g'
and caught after n chase OF twenty miles After
the murder of Mr.. English, he, took supper 10
his kitchen.
O. The Governor OF Viz. mia declines comply
ing with the request OF the citizens OF Nelson Co
asking for meeting OF the Legislature To pas, Il
Stay Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

CERrHicArEs ~ FAVOR o. CLIREHuCH TRIcoP-gRoUs,
Tor the Hair. BoIfoh Oct -, 1882
with the greatest pleasure that Acknowledge the
Immense benefit have received from the TfcOpherou.
VI. ' Chrehugh, having at ih, time hnc growth oi
hair coming after having been entirely bald TOR nearly
four years and after having tired all tie which
hsse been ,yenjed aud Sold bot without effect.
". II. Colby.
As regards Nr Colby, his truly astonishing lie
ha, sprsg 0up.e nearly five years first had
sufficient hair is.en Ia the ella The top Of lis
bead 0re and covered th erUpon and in fact bad
hair and need Of whole viz. H. al not
Used more Than two bottle, q tie Trc0pherous before tn
hair started. Ill, IS >lihly a>S .nd.r.
J. 4. SissARD, Hair Dresser, Schools Bn>t n.
To be had Clrehug', Hair Cutting Room eos Bro.d.
way, I'D stars. Price 81 psr bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31
p sneneer.. imi,niion Mol,.hin Hat

harry ds,hle At the ple,,at ualc. tor W economy. For
elegance and durability IL compete, successfully h tie
most cost, Hat, worn. Price = p NihN'hk'
.leu Fs,nopshc Btuer, No. 'h Broadway.
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