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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-15

IENHESE PILLS are no longer among those Of doubtful
4 utility. rhsy have passed away from the hundreds
that daily launched upon the tide of experiment. aud
stand before the public high inrcpn,atoS aud
extensively employed in all parts of the United States. the
CanadnS, Texas Mexico and the West Indies, any
medicine that has been prepared for tho relief Of
suffering man. They have been introduced wherever it
found possible 10 carry them; and there but few
towns ih,t 60 not contain remarkable evidences Of
their good effects The certificates that have been pre-
seated to the proprietor exceed twenty thousand w.
wards Of five hundred Of which from regular pracs.
ing Physicians who are the most competent judges Of
their merits.
Often have the reformed by Til, medicine been
the subject OF editorial comment in newspapers
and Journals and may with truth be asserted that
medicine OF the KIND has received testimonials Of
greater value than attached to this.
They in general Us family medicine, aid there
thousands Of families Who declare they sat
iicd unless they have supply always hand.
/. ihey have no rival liz curing and preventing Bilious
Fevers Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints,
Sick Headache, Jaundiee. Asthma, D,opsy rheumatism.
Enlargement Of The Spleen Piles; Choc, Female OBJ
.iructions Heartburn rurrcd Tongue Nausea, Dscn.
sion Of the Stomach and Bowels ncip,nt Darrhre Flat
uencc, flabual COs,ireneSs Loss Of Appetite Botcbei
or Saow Complexion, and in all cases OF Torpor Of The
Bowe-, where catartc apcrcnt is needed. They
exceedingly mild nthcir operation producing neither
nausea. gripping debility.
DR.. Peters principal Offices 459 Broadway, New York
30 Nort-sixth street. Philadelphia Price % and 50 CTS
per box. d3l
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D.TEYT C(HEurCAL OIL LAMPS

Z. CHEMICAL. UIIr-BUhNlNu
s-rsl. M CIR FENOI1GH'Ss PATENT LAatfS,' when,
from their be.uy and superior qua'iss are destined to
srpersede all Others III use The oil eh Is burned
them Is chemical fa.ai!o- scry c'eaH .a ~ p'oSi
Burning Fluid il po.ste light See from ali smoke,
smell or grease and will neithe. so;inor stain Common
4rfs caI D.. altered a. tI!hlcE expense TO curn nie
Thc subscriber kiady permitted 20 refer 10 some
our s. -esrcc:a.lc families, who no* Using me
=a.;icIo. &C. HOOKER, 4Sa BroadTay,
between Grand and Broersa sts
,.1.i.I. = = oll,f
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E;1 ORDE. Z Of the Hon. Michael Elshoet.sr. first
a. Judge OF t6eCour Of Common Pleas for the CITY and
County OF Neg notice hereby gwen pursuan, 10
he Pro'lsions oitae Statute authQrsiug attachments
sEa.nS; uoa-teden debtors thar an attachment issuad
against the Of William Favce,; residen, Of Lon
don. tie Kingdom of Great air and that the same
" III ~ soLa Tor the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according TO Lax within
zine moths attc- he first publication Of this notice and
int payment Of any debts due him by resident. of ths
State and he delivery TO him or for MS use Of any pro-
pEt "ihin TINS STATE belonging him. and the transfer
OF any tlch properly b. ain are forbidden bv ard arc
VOID. Dated. l6th September 1871.
EDW. w. MARSH, Attorney
-sioia@s for Attaching Creditors
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A9NT--E pc9yo.':Sy. y 70 ---.;SSM
&SMI09nss "a 2{5 is i$ss<xsI s5ss a1,@=j@:5S
ZilkllILil[Z[l zIjIIQEZAzy
HES CORDIAL

sNhsfs % sfD1Aa4 relieves Dyspepsia ana Ner
'ous Affections. Acting tonic, ts,rcngthen5 the
ge'tl'e organs, and restores them To their raj vg0
II cures both Nervous and Sick Headaches and prevents
Dissemination OF blood to the head usually the .ymp-
toms OF ApoPexy. l. nso useful Affections Of he
Liver, and Is very eiicacous Fstuence Choc. ssd
oher pain. IN The stomach and ptestincs 1t very
sccabe IN hmenorrhni, Chorosi, LeucorrFma H. STE
fa AID similar diseases liz canyalescence from Feyers
ant oIhe acute tisea:es speedily strength
Inc aSea and mira aad persons Of =e'cnary habits
prone 10 cosVencss, wo sutcr from loss If appetite,
experience great bemct from Sold 1872 Fulton ct.
at ~ cents and 81 sott!s according 70 SIC 10 I'm
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4 IA COURT OF CHASCERY. held for tn. Stale 81
Nsw-Yor. atthe ely Of NeaYok, the fourth lay Of
November n;he yeaT thou,and eight Eundrt
one. Present Reuben n. W,lTorth, Chancellor.
.KsGbeR Pele snG John Bafeyr" Henry f. Gwen, lpd.
with Esha Boouer. LYMAN Taylor John o;bef..
lsppeaugby aItavitto the aiactica hi Court that
The defendant Henry E S.ver resides ou This STATE" tut
j. resident OF the Dntec State 10 vii OF me New
jersey motion ii Nr. David Z couDsel otte
plaiuan il. ordered that the .ad Henry 6oeu Cause M
entered ana notice thsreof0 d seryedr
this order and in of HI: appearance that !s
the c.mrairsn 5litohe aed COPY thereof
BE served The co1 planant' solicitor within After
service OF ecpyG said uill and in detauiJ hereof a Of
complainant msy nc taken confessed ~ Inn and
Their ordered that within twenty days the aid coGaIan
iSs oertobe published Gtre State PAPER and ~ IRE
Tribune vspaper published IN the city u NsIcs.
that The sale publication re continued 10 each aid pa
p-rs at least in each for tight weeks
cag.e copy OF s ord-r5s personally eErec or
said Henry Bowen. S4st twenty days hefo-e the te
above prescribed 70. his appearance.
(ACopy} HIRAM WALwORTH.
ZnlS law So Assistant Register
il Albany Eveaia- Journal will cnpy he above
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NoTECE.-r.oposa!. ..II! be r.eeiysl a. lhe olfcs

s;,,.,;, P',;,isbcr-of rho ysg void aual:f
.. =. -. $50
~-GyrECE-p, oposa!, vii be received at he office
Of Tho Co,miss,ry General OF Pnrcla,e in PhilaGe
Mn, n tfs following materials and articles 70.
tho irpi;ssi State, rrny for the wear l5is viz:
Bne=cjo,h t-4 y de lyed IL indigo aud in the wool
SKY 6u- tgIlIei Cloth 6-- wide
I5GblaarIet Cotton Surfing. - vide
Rtaaciiad do do do
FLANNEL nj Cottop and Wool rs wide
,,.,t,, L,ignrrI 2 villa
l.d ,,o.ro1 Drilling 81 sud rs vide
=,.i,..st -, j ,p;i,
-. Cos e. T,,,coons ,r,ilIcrv=a5,I Iuf,ntrv
/ f,,r,,nn,.~ a., =. ,,;ler,. ,o,, u rastr,,
Hair Plnnes. for DRAGONS
s1,,rs ,r,j 'T4s..Ts2 10
,;r,Is+tcs .rfillcry .r,i= Irf,r,ry
v:or.rod Snshos do do and Dragons
shoulder Straps do 10
Do Grass for Dragons
Epaulettes Non Comd staff Artillery and Infantry
IIooles half Stockings
Laced Foote'S
Heather Stock.
BLANKETS 81 feet long ) feet ride eight pounds
Metz cap Equipments for Dragoous artillery aud Inf
Telling Axes
H Hatch
nyn,s cor,nlo. ,;,,, s,;c,s Slime and C,s.,
| Wn-s,rd R,1;;no and Cod If oil'ii,J.
Common Tents
! Wall Tents and Flies
HOSPITAL Tents
Painting and Sirappng hnarSacks
'asSs All" 'coVeraEc' or one year ''oH' Isl hFFntcA
| l.,
'Tnc hol arc 70 i,c Of domestic man f,c,urad uatc,i
as. Patterns Of all :he required Wooden and Cotton
.los ana articles deposited IN the Coainssay zen
r n ~. o, o NM a .. 70 oas. Or s
. m r, ,b;. On, h., mail and snch in
formation gwen ms NAV he desired the Rooees are to
be Of ei,h sizes and the Caps OF fee sizes The sizes ana
propor;o5s OF szes will be stated in the contracts
I'm INC u pa,s "A. n INC veil;
be rccciye ha, is inferior in material workmanship
that do2s correspond IN every respect with the
paeEn on Tn.ch conIsaGa :. ioanasd
.,tan pts- pb;adelaba or in.pccon in eaualmontI
" portions and the contrsct are to be fulfilled on or be-
fore the >tday OF Jay, $50.
The proposals laust DC II writing scale5 and endorsed
asu MES fcaen .s oi ee IN
aTy $50 No proposal viii be received after o'clock
OF that day.
Securiiy@wi! be required for the u!hlmcnt OF con-
tracts j. WASHINGTON TYSON,
I2'llt,sr'ry ''Saefai OF u'"as's
pi5Icl.,i usrr,,cr t7Jh 1871 da0rod,i17
-. :, : ~
Ass - = - y - ~ = =" Z. - ~ "
"'o ~ - ~ 10
al NE ei'cc oi tne Ha.y agent We" Will e.' ~
day OF hp:ii !oF FURNISHING NJ tS i"fo' nfooh
yn TIC ol!oF g ia0er PiaAS Tor the iouhuaohs Of TIE
lEy Dock' We; .,#.,,.>=.,.....#....
: SUI 49, 49, go. - 80
49, i. f.o, ,a,, bo
=, ,to
>, '1 con .,aII W., ,,;a 90. g..
,,s-..z,.,.s To-
=, wiz -, Go,
- - '''' ~ y W. ''e''s
o., 700 g., hao.1 $3.50, p p,a,
f., 1,o,,og 49,
- Gn5
~ .tc.. ,,g
.Il#,,e @;.lcr, ~, Pill.
S.-,,,: pI1, -, - ,-o,,-o,,
oi IN m ,a.,ec,s ,,,.n,ra G,-
Taa rrh;,
ne ..s'' 1''Hss aus
"a - eu'"' - t'e
~ = ~, ~
orc 1ii q e'eH ~ 10 " i. E'''Hs - ''' >. 'se'
long. The remaining hall each lot IL stick, 81 81 A
and 10 he number oil hea iee' Of ehch ens n
TO he ae@riY me S1;ne'
The Bdic Pine Flank 10 BE- rn.Irey Tree fron large
Eno,sS 5.lre edged sncths Of o. * or 81
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Ole, VArER-pHanE
Two SILVER lEssDALs Avn, n

TWO SILVER NEDALs AND 7DK.
y PLOhAS have been awarded 10 John landmark 50
for the best Cologne and PerImerv For
years ne ms been engaged IN the manufacture Of Per
rery N mi. city and until the present time be has rot
presented himself before the public in the advertising
columns oil any paper but Cow sustained By the decision
Of eaeat judges of Perfumery given at tie Fairs
IN this City and Boston, b. feel. authorized in saving 4,
those who want any article in hi. line that at So Chatham
street they may hnd superior quality, at moo crate
Chatham Chapel. a.. ~
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GREAT REDUCTION Consequence {

CHEAT EsEDUCTIoN.-!u Consequence Of
VI the great success cf Merrys Museum me publ shers
have reduced the price from 81 oJ,o ST pc. ad-
vance The full sumbsr OF Eagravings aAd the same
Caniber Of pages heretofore will be gives Four large
and splendid Engrayings, printed III Two coors OF which
me isuauadon IN the January number Is example, Wi!
be given during the year
considering the Illustrations and embellishments the
great amount Of slaiier the style of the work and The
pehsc OF getting up the publishers believe that Robsrt
'le!ry hueucais the cheapest publication issued
II any country. The Museum been published one
year. ana me Isl OF subscribers places OF basis.
ihe publishers determined to make Tie Magazine as
good as talent care, attention aud liberal expense csa
make il; aud they respectfully ask ali Nh Rober, Merry
bisck-eyed and bue-eyed friends gve h!a heir kind
support and encouragement
All communications be post paid and addressed 10
BRADBURY SODEN & CO., l27 Nassau stree,
il3 6tcOd Sew-York
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GROUP, GROUP.

DR.. CFAPMAN'S# COMPOUND GROUP SYRUP
a FLOR DS immediate clie:,ad viii rfec apcrmaGer
"a tins alarming disease III children and MSS IN
been found the cuiy prcservaive o! life
when every other known remedy has fncd TO give relief
and when hope had almost hed. called FOR the language
= IL has sareG my chiid"
phamphlct containing full directions for use sikh
large nu;lbcr of certificates o! from PHYSICIANS
CLEKcYNisS aud Others Of the highest standing in he
community, accompanies each bottle. e
Sold by the dozen or 81 retail, by
T. BIS D. SANDS
70 and loo Fulton stroee by
ABRARAM b. SANDS 4 co.
Granite Buildings, BIB Broadway, Chamber stree,
and BY DAVID SANDS u co.
- East Broadway, cor. Market st.
Price 80 cents a.;i 81 per bottle.
u PARENTS whose chIdrcn subcc, 10 tbs
DREADED disease should always have The medicine Oh hand
4 word To the WISE exc. d29 M
CURE IN ONE sisNH'EE1.-F Fer Ia. cel,s yea
u San procure roll Of William Browns lencli Paste
Ii crate covered with rust maate
BY the application OF the above article uslrc will be
produced tnt viii astoni>i the who makes Of H.
Tho Paste without making dust and will give
much mora ant polish Khan the British American
usre in the form ofap1wter. The POLISH made By the
Paste also much porC inrahla Manufactured by WIN
BROWN, Chemist No. iSi Washing street, Boston,
Dealer aud families supplied by h. & u Sands, Drug.
gi,ts No n and 100 Fulton street Re,ailed by David
Sands Il Co. M. - East Broadway, and Abraham b
Sands Il Co. No BIB Broadway d2a I'm
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Enough 70 supply haIi The nation
The cheapest and best IA all creation.
This stock comprises the most splendid assortment OF
Boots and Shoes offered and prices tina, cannot be
beat gentlaens fsa Calf Water Proof boots 81 % CT.
s.; se Dress do rom?2 81 splendid Cutters for
Laaies from 81 80 10 81; Misses Caters Meas Dancing
Caters, Rubbers Of all kinds Boys and Youths. Boots
and Shoes and never failing supply e Misse.' aud
Catherine st. corner Of Monroe de I'M
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rENME PERSON advertising in Sprirr.,,,.,.
an, n5t snas5 a1i I,s then )"
has bad any connection With the es;sbnhucpt =, ~
Bowcry. The atc proprietor, z a rhaycr had sDt -.
brother ,ia:ed VIM. w. Thsycr-ke has no, been !, ~
house OF his deceased brother for several years ASo.
four years ago nc opened store at 81 Spring .,ree, @
advertised Rogers Blasl OF lrerwort, and pes, ,v
years ago before the public il supper, Of BuE,,
ca. il initiating Or. Tayors Bal,sm OF Lyerwor,-a.i
again forward claiming he pr9pretcr>hip Of sad
medicine when /; we'll known tina; at the Tim, IA
proprietor the late F. a Thayer, FIR, introduced ,si,
celeb,z.ed medicine, WV. faayef abeu, lou,uss
years Of age.
+, careful whorc you buy.-Purchass oaly--raisi IN.
O>LY-a the cid office S75 SoNery, between Foar,h and
Fitth-ssrec;s. Oar agents will please address rs for
sassas d30 I'm
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VICTORY BIEDSEYE
n lawSn Attorney fo- Attaching Creditors

pT ORDER Of Charles = Hubert. Esq. Sap.ems Cour,
- Commissioner notice hereby given pursuant to tie
provj,ien. OF the auhoi.Dg against
resident debtors thai sttachm NJ has ssIs against cs
nn fJShn Bulen, rs.deGiof southport eritTy
Wcoa.iu asd hat the ae sold fot The parentf
his debt, une+- AZ appear and dischargesuc ,ta he
e9rdiuc 10 ag, within! nns months hr.i puklia Il
rs.igeats OF hi. STATE aud III sIigery 10 !l
Of any property within this Star belonging him, ana ne
transfer OF any property by MIN, are forbidden by iaV"
veit.=Daiet tn 9Th day OF November. 1871.
- 6LaN9m d. II lARSN .,Il: u. AtLaei. Crsd..or.
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John WARWICK, Sweep Snel,cr aud Re-
u finer in general No Ii John-s,ree, New-York
Purchaser of jewelers. and Silvsrsmi,hs Pollshings
Pamcings LeHells, Parting Bars Coarse Silver Bars
Lace, Gil, and plated Metals Bookbindess Rags &C. &c
ais ly
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DYING IND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No. III WILLIAM, coR.EK or JoHS-sT..
a Ill KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOOLka
= GOODS DYED restored and dressed Including ls'
dies and gen,lemens garments such Dresses, Goats,
Sha#s Grapes, Vey2ts, Ribbons, Aerinoes, Hosiery
Cassimeres Carpets, Rag, P.uo and Table Covers IN
dow Shades r. 6r n:2 1o'
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RqING 0NW WOOD,
Done r the cheafly and o1pediiiously
irTxE orFfcEs o==THE N3.FF WORLD 30 ASS-sTSzET
Esr 7sessx saAFsT.
agpiy=to the Publisher Of the New World. au2i 4
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Through in hours. Fare only 81 -
Leave pier No n. r., Battery Place, at 81 o'clock A
NJ daily, Sunday, excepted, by steamboat Cinderella OF
Water Witch Elizubehport, then to take the OF
the E. Town and SomcrViIlc Railroad Some rviIle,
eavng only - ailes by Coaches CT miles less than By
~ Brunswck.) For seats apply to A. D. Hope 73 Cour.
land, st. board. A. d. Hope will accompany the
passenger, Somerve aud render all assistance neces
sary.
" As the Railroad completed SorEeryillc this line
viii leave Eas;on O'Clock A. NJ three hours later
than the line ~ Brunswick, and arrive in New Yor
about the time. jiu
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DY 0EsDE;c JONATHAN X. HAIL Esq, Firs
- Judge of Eric County Courts, notice erciy given
that an attachment issued against the esta, Of George
Miles Jr and Arthur Edwards, nonresident debtors aad
that will be sold for the rayentoi their diets
unles. they appear and discharge such attachment accord
ug 10 law within months roni the first PUBLICATION
of this notice; and that tic payment OF any dcbs dueo
them residents oi this state and the delivery In them
or for their use of any property wtt this STATE iei-u-
fns TO them aud the transfer OF >uchpropcriy by tci
c,rI., hn1l .I.l1 nula rc
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.-.b I. Z. : IIN7IT~OtF
- William continues 10 manufacture SILVER ware
OF the description and Of the latest patterns Among
ayarIe:v Of articles he would cnusicrae the following 4
77n-tAy Of attention.:
Presentation Vases ,;chy chased snd appropTiatels
Designed; PcherS rogr,i and oaIong Waters With
Chased aGd grape .ine pa.=rn edges; lea and CoSe
a fr..t BASKETS IN the modern t:'t, aat elegantly
iaisaet Dessert FrIii Knives and FORKS sve: blades
ChGdren> iuCs chased asd PLAN patterns; Forks ard
Spoons, king threaded and plain shreads't patterns
Tie wsole of tdcs1 articles manufactured on Inc
premises of s;eriaz s-e-, 20 care or expense Is
spared the beauty Of the workmanship
y e. Orders BY lc.te. punc;u,iiy attended TO- al In
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.cTpEat0.s. Aisp GIL. The ssu

= Iaut OF the ql.lity- Lamp Oil!or family use has
Induced the subscriber open and offer u the Mechanics
anna Dspot Of III Dsco1, 7 Broadway for the sale o!
an article Of refined Sperm, OIL prepared BY GProved
process and uadcr his personal superintendent nc
70: putty and bi!ancy OF be found TO meet the
rishcS and the patronage OF every person using l.
SAMPLES ma sean of various qualities and prices At the
o.ficc =herc orders viii Re promptly executed cIiher in'
family use the trade me mosi reasonable terms
orders for Br-okin vii! be received a; the
=i,ht,,sf o. i-S Bridrc St EDW ;RD DOYLE.
20 GEM Tor ;ne L sloa on Re:nerv
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NJ F DC 4 I.
nE. ALIENS Eas.ssr3 pOapUo,.-
y LIVER MilS-i' & kl;.. l. nn-. s.tIllAu

WHOOP!NG COuGH-Tlis disease is p7evaip, 70.
extensively, and is sweeping CT l.aEy li;tls one. @
very few days illness Parents should ,nembe. ira n
Aliens Ealsa;., of vera the only ;pfal.blc revss
ana has >ave! thousand, Olives during yssrs.
Sold - W. 5. z. Ter, Wholesale agent, = Barely
l. II. Grron. 20 Bowery, corner OF Gr-pd-st: d., 'E
Gamer OF Broadway and Ehaubcrs-strcet; o. r,y
MIlnors Drug Store, corner of Broadway and John -
aud II. Everett, 36t Crew rch y, eGI -
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0aNDy aNu GOIJasVI DysDPs beiar now

stoned nv cold or Inflammation when the teeth are not
dccayod. A tria.wil establish the fact. Sold by Is
Sand. s. Co corner Broadway and Chambers ST. Granite
Building; A. b. & D. Sands, - Fulton and u East
Rroadu,v d2l- I'm
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NC JAi2S ENEE II. y "a L % 5 tsS, ETC.
jast pnbishedTThe Msdern Bci!t-ts Guild, con-
tainng eighg-seyca copper pates Si;h iail eXpana,
be IN tie haEds Of every builder he COUNTY, ltcon-
4fls an accurate treatise Hand and Starr Railing,
branch ch has heretofore been ta; actlccd
in oh- works Is publication he, been ended III
rr,a: ex.3ense l. i handsomely bound II quato anu is
respectfully oiferseo the public wholesale aal retail 81
the publisher WM. u. SMITH,
Architect Portrait aat Card Engravsr
$50 Broad Sar. ,h!.d story
Fox sae few oil Stones ui;ab: tor Eagra"ers ben
tis.s Isrsln-s - I'm
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n PURS 80 INC o! AN order o. lac SHrr0eata0i
the County Of NewYork Notice * hereby given to all
persons having claims against Henry DetenbouF late OF
the CITY of New York Physician deceased prsentthc
same with the vouchers thereof tothc subscrheIS II the
Office OF the subscriber, Thomas McElral No II John
street in the City of Ncwior5 before the twelfth
av OF January next Dated Ncw-Yori tho ninth day Of
July A. D. 1871. MARY ii. DEFFENBOUGI, AdnX.
THOMAS McELRATH, A,ilgr
u All persons indebted 10 the above NAMED Estate arc
requested 10 make immediate payment. lyiA iay9:ini
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y. 3. Wanted at the above place few dozen of th'
imported BRITISH OIL. dis
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CoMMISsARY GENERALS OFFICE,
Philadelphia. December t7ili. ISL. do rodtii1
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-28

still proudly floats at its masthead. With stout
hearts and strong arms we can surmount all
our difficulties. Letus all-all-rally around
that Banner and firmly resolve to perpetuate
our liberties and regain our lost prosperity.
Wings! Arouse from the ignoble supine-
ness which encompasses you-awake from the
lethargy in which you lie bound--cast from
you that unworthy apathy which seem. to
make you Indifferent TO the fate of your coun-
try-Arouse, awake, shake off the dew drops
that glitter on Your garments, and once more
march to Battle and to Victory. You have
been disappointed, deceived, bctray ed--shame-
fully deceived and betrayed. But will you
therefore also prove false and faithless to Your
country; or obey the impulses of Just and
patriotic indignation As for Captain Tyler,
he is mere snap-a flash in the pan; pick
your Wing hints and try your Rifles again.
The conclusion Of the speech was followed
with general and tremendous cheering and
the largest and one of the most respectable
multitudes ever assembled in Kentucky, dis
persed, without u solitary instance of disorder
or indccorum occurring.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-28
CLAY IN PENNSYLVANIA.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends
of Harry of the West-(the MILL BOY of the
LASHES-with your permission. Mr.. Ritchie,)
was held in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. last week.
The best indications exist. The people are COM
ing to the conclusion that having tried every
thing without success, except Clay and his meas
ures, it is now time to give him trial.
MIR. Morris of Philadelphia addressed the meet
ing. "When in the midst Of his speech (says
the Correspondent Of the u. S. Gazette) some
mischievous boys. or no less mischieveous men,
CLocofocos probably with view to break up the
meeting, raised the cry of "Fire!" Suspecting
the motive and with a view TO coun:eract it, tho
cry of 'False alarm was sounded from all sides
of the House. In the midst Of the hustle. the
clear VOICE of MIR. Morris was heard far above the
din, exclaiming in thrilling accents:-"Yes, Mr..
President, we shall soon get up fire among the
people, which will be no FALSE ALARM - Tho
cheering response which followed this exclama-
ton, showed most conclusively that the enthus-
iasm for "Harry ofthe West is ready
to burst forth and overwhelm this Union.-For
the space of about minute there was one contin-
ued cheer not soul went QUITO whether the
alarm out Of doors was true or sc."--Rich.
Uhig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-28

MIR. Adams from the Select Committee TO con.
slider the reasons Of the President for signing a
BILL which he disapproved, reported Saturday,
lhe Report concludes with the following resolu-
ton
"Resoiced. That the House of Representatives
consider the act OF the President of the United
States, notified to them by his Message of the
25th nltlmo, and in his causing to be deposited i'm
the oihce OF the Secretary of State with the act of
Congress entitled San act for the apportionment
OF Representatives among the several States, ac-
cording to the 9th census, approved and signed by
him, an exposition of his reasons for giving 20
the said act his sanction, as unwarranted by The
Constitution and laws Of tho United States, inu-
rous to the public interest, and of evil EXAMPLE
for the future; and this House do hereby solemny
protest against the said act of the President, and
against its ever being repeated or adduccL as
precedent hereafter"