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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02
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For the Telegraph.
A CORRECTION.

Brother Murray:
deem il duty and privilege to cor
rect Whatever wrong impression | may
have inadvertently made. Some weeks
ago, Wilde in Brandon. / attended Nor
al Reform meeting. at which made some
general remarks, and stated some facts,
going to show the character Of those who
oppose our efforts. mentioned facts which
bad come TO my Knowledge, some years
since. while residing in Shoreham. The
name Of the party was called TO-, to which
incautiously and indiscreetly responded
In answering 10 the call, | in tactthough
not in intention. did irjusiice TO Mr.. Cal
ender. 1t hasssince been represented, that
l declared his present character to be base
and most srceptioaable Respecting pres
ent character, never once made allusion.
If this charge comes from those who
wish tocreate capital against the cause of
porily, most freely forgive them allthe
injury which they intended, SO far as re-.
spects myself. lftheTe was innocently a.
wrong impression received, and was un-
derstood to impeach Mr.. Calendars pres
ent character, | most cheerfully make all
the restitution in my power. For l do
not think his present character a. all ex-
ceptionable. On the consrary.I fully be-
liese it to be above rerroach. Nor did
| wish tosaltack his character at al. past,
or present. for | suppressed the name Gil
called for; and then the response was
spontaneous and unprecedented. This
was indiscreet and wrong, l freely admit
In justice to friend Calender, l have most
gladly communicated this. hope ever
to be found cultivating ~spiri. which
cheerfully rectifes whatever may injure
another. | have.no time to spend in in
juring the reputation OF others, nor in de-
Tending nj. own. To shieldth r.ames Of
others from unjust dispersion. am seady
to offer my whole life. And if possible.
l mean so 10 live. that the clutches Of even
professional quorrslers will slip off from
me. JOHN Davis.
i Ferrisburgh, Jan. 26th. 1912
Theforegoing communication is manly and christ.
ian. Whatever injury friend Calender may sup.
pose himself to have suffered for the most of il he
may thank gcertain professional quarrelier,' .
who would, no doubt, have been glad to get money
Cut Off, ifnot to njure the cause of moral purity.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02
.s.TArE coNvEyr1oN.

The undersigned. IA Committee appoint
ed for that purpose by the Convention of
the friends of the An,i-slavery cause,
from Windsor and Wintham Counties,
holden at Chester, Windsor County, the
18th and ooh days Of Jan. inst, hereby
give notice, that providence permitting)
a Convention will! be held at Randolph
Centre. in Orange County, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the l6,A and 17th Of Feb
ruary aezt, CONNIE ncing at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ, on each of those days, for the purpose
of free discussion, and also of nominating
candidates, to oe supported by the freemeu,
at their Sept Election. A. D. 1912, for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
Treasurer of the State. ~.
All citizens who love liberty ITSELF as
well as the name-who have witnessed
enough of the accused influence of our
PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS" upon the
down. crushed sLAvE--enough of their
pollu;ing effect upon the Church. and the
morals of the people-enough Of tbeir-de.
basing operation apon the administration
of our General and Stale Governments
and enough Of their paralizing. whitening
influence upon all the resources and ener
| Cies, national and individual. of our once
prosperous coun,ry--are respectfully invit
60 to attend the Convention, and partici
pate in its deliberations. -
TIMOTHY GooDALE, jamaica ..
| VIM r. SKATER, Towsnhend,
] J. Fl. CAMPBELL, Rockingham,
RyLAND FLETCHER. Cavendish. Com
~ O. HuTcHINsoN, Chester,
STEPHEN SHERWIN, Graftun,
| VIM. w. WARNER, Andover,
Chester, Jan. 20. 1912
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02
For The Vermont Telegraph.

TOT cue teFU0u i eieST0pR.
The County Antf-sIavery Conventions.
Dear Brother Murray
1t was nv intention 10 furnish thee
from time to time with some account Of
our Anti-Sls very Conventions; but the
badness Of the road Oh the west side Of
the Mountains has SO impeded our prog
ress as to leave very little time unoccupied
with travelling or attending meetings.
The sketches | may be able to pen mustl
therefore be hastily drawn and furnish
but brief notice Of, our movements.
Our brother c. c. Barfeigh entered the
State from WHITEHALL, aud held his first
meeting 1T Shoreham, in the Academy J;
attendance not large; an Education Con-
yention in session at The time in Middle
bury and Slate Temperance Congenlion
having been held there the day previous
From Shoreham be proceeded 10 Ver-
gennes and addressed good audience on
9th day eveeing the 18th. Ga the 10Th
ia the evening large audience listened
to him 10 the south Meeting house in
Ferrisburgh. and the afternoon and eve
mag of the 18th he addressed d large
gathering at the Methodist house in n.
Ferrisburgh.
On the 81 day the 18th we rode 10
Middiebury TO attend the FIRST in the series
of County Conventions. The large Con-
gregational house was opened the first
evening. though some little delay occurred
BY reason. as / was informed, Of an OBJ
lection Of some Of the proprielors 10 hav-
ing i opened for such purposes. The
audience WAS Is large as the unusual
|sickliness of The village allowed Ne to
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can be
"A accommodated with a Parlor and Bedroom, With
Board. AI>o two single gentlemen, by applying at No
&c Fr,on. ai6 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

haps give tomorrow the irs,pa Of his OBSCURE
az it cnbodics the views which are entertained y
the advocates OF Association this subject .Sf,
3. gave the following Toast:
The Attainment, t. TIE Human Race Of their Destiny
Mr.. L. W RYcgMAS, Cd s'5icc President. wa
then called upon; he spoke folcibly and III MS ac-
crs.on1cd warm and energetic manner. and IN con
ciasion gave the following sentiment:
Capital Stiland Lsbor The three grea, clements OF
human progress Intelligence, Wealth and liapl.";I @
10 the present TINE hey have heen rsasca IN.
position, resslt.>g in te neglect and
Globe, lb- Poverty, Ignorance and Misery u ] Ia
ASSOCIATION. based Aitract'rniu>try l. ai ~
.-c,,v m Peace. al Alliance. bc;-cn them, which "t Sc
rnre 10 The Earth cultivation and embellishments ana 70 te
Human Race the=it Geve!opemeni cinploE!ic" an" e'
joyEeal OF al their faculties
At this stage Of the proceedings a note ssii'
from some Ladies, was handed to the PRESIDENT
which we i've viii. the toa,ts encosed
nr. Pre.iaen.-Sir-Afew,L Ladies, sincere believer 10
the principles by s"rr this Esst
val TO his memory be sowed 70 BID those
in,he goriou. Cause A.'ociaon God speed an" -'''
with ,hcI III the following sentiments;
l,,,I Ike The sun bic renders visible The beauties
OF the ,nateal World, h -niu, has thrown Us lshi upon
The Hear: of Man and revealed the DIVINE hH1 ano m
planted there 10y tod
tn III. rencrous efforts OF those who have felt for and
appreca,sd woman and aboring 10 elevate her 10
Sphere where and holy Impulses OF ier Hea'I Gu
expand and act accor!in" 10 their Na,urc
Soalc other Ladies their best wishes for the
cause, accompancdby tic following sentiments:
4trnctire InduS,ry-Thc Fairy That will change lNion'
Wheel 10 Chariot OF the Gods, and enable Sis, phus 10
play marbles. l.. VI. "
Honlnn,Iay Society cease to make hcweF atwood
and dra rer> OF the angels possesses unawaTcs
The following Volunteer Tohss were offered:
By Mr. s FowItr.-The doctrines OF Fourier and
,l,r nrinciprs Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iarmonizng with the
oihr--.oil twin sisters OF sarne parent, Nature
By Nh lyatl-FoVEIER, ;lic modern Jove from hose
III. ain has sprung the first cricl Dl''s VI Lpe'!
the world has ever seen.
By Mr. Observation-Disclosures Industry, the Harmony
OF the Passions a. Attractions proportiod to Destinc'
roar. ri onr la,sev-,irya an societies stand rucd
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

&C. The Lectures OF the Rev. R. c. SHIMEAtL
of the Prot Episcopal Church, on the AGE OF
rur WORLD ASDSIGSs OF THE lines, delivered
at the Apollo looms Broadway, in December and
January last, are now in course Of publication by
request and will be ready for delivery in 4 few
day. The subjects of Geology as connected with
the Mo, sc Cosmosony, Terrestrial Magnetism,
Cllroaology of the Scriptures, and the Chronology
cl tue Boston-renowncd William Miller, which
ends the world in 1913, have all been treated with
due attention by the author.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
THE RIBU n E..

TUE FAME .Sp GLORY ENGLAND NlSDIcATED. Reing
Answer 10 the " Glory and shame OF Eng land. D
LiBxRTAs. ScwfoIk and London, Wiley Il f1tnail'
THIS book will be Ear more popular across the
water illan here yot NC arcsure that many OIL our
copntfv,ncn who read the extraordinary work o.
Nr. Lester with regret and increduiiiy' VIII not
,.nwinalv see its professions canrasscd, Its state
,,cnls Of matters of fact tested and much OF ITS
literary 1uackcrv eiioclualiy exposed. he nasty
b,If m,ls,nco,. which Mr. Lcstor formed coaccrl.
,,,;Dra ,,at came under his obscrvaton-tllc
,,.jnexs and even cirontcry with which ho gene
r,lizcs rom isolated occurrences, and his whole
.nlc borrowings from the writings OF others, arc
shown ~, viii, no little severity. Each letter is
taken ,p in order, and it, statements and argu-
1iien. discussed scrtatim. The wricri is evident
Is an Englisil,nan, may be judged from the zeal
with which he espouscs the vindicatisn of that
country from the uspersions of Mr. Lester, US well
as from his no less Jealous assaults upon the nj.
ted States. He points out many foul blots upon
our rational character among which, OF coar.e,
Sla.crv is not forgotten; and tie shows how, by
=cencrulixng from single facts, MIR. Lestc; ha,
done. in repeated instances, he could give to the
United States blacIcr and more infamous cha
Idctcr than belongs to any nation under the sun
lie quotes lr. Lcst,,r's account of Crocktord's
Gambling Establishmcnt-and in parallel columns
precisely he same &1n;-words only being
changed from Grants Metropolis; and in the
same way he shows that Mr. Testers account of
a long conversation with Lord Byron, b. an Anne
rican gentleman, was taken bodily from Nedwin's
Conversations Of Byron, published in=l@24.-
DChatist Speeches. &c, Sc. cited as having
furnished many other portions of the Glory and
Shame of England. MI sLber,as does not
stop with the book under review. Mr. Hudson's
Protective Speech General lallmadscs Address,
Mr.Jay'5 Essay The Tribune advocacy OF the
Protective Tariff, our Systems of Education. &c,
&c, arc dragged into the controversy. ,Ihc book
is written with good degree Of ability contains
many important and widespread errors, and serves
to cuttion US against receiving, without question,
as=,rue, indiscrimna.e SANDERS against foreign
nations but it is itself filed with illogical
ings. and contains much that is untrue Still we
arc glad it hns been written, and it will BIZ
very generally read.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
lz,a TO IET.-Three handsome new

liza TO LET.-Three handsome new
sned ,yh Show WINDOWS and Stores on the first oor
with other required by the tenant Ihey are
pleasantly situated No. ls and ID trst neat
st-.st The rents yrill correspond with Inc uHes .Pp.
cans are requested examine the buildings as me
T,-o..,.s and as Early convenient Also 10 lei.
r,, NJ NAV the excellent dwelling House No - st
street corner OF the Frst desirable sesdrce LOT
ren,esI small family The Rent VIII De 80 per d 7
Apply No 757 Broadway -r at No. 81 :" a1s1-se alo "
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

TEACHER WANTED.-A Teacher
D. of Music, Drawing. Painting and Fancy Work four
hours day, and Teacher 10 take charge ri Junior De
plrmcnt in The City, also, Teacher for Ladies School,
pleasantly situated near New York.
Also a Lady TO sew and to take charge OF Sewing
Classes Arrangements must be permanent. Apply be-
tween the hours OF s and O'clock +. VI 70
ais G,r DIR H0LT0N, Ii AMty-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

s;1,s "A ,s :, .Is5s subscribe as
k;i, whch will bc >oi reasonable terms 1T NO john
Airrct w .taiIA nl2i 2ritsw. JOHN GLtAEDON.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

MUSIC BOOkS.-Unitcd States Fsal-
IFE MODY-Manhattau Collection, Boston Readings
DO NIaons Choir, and Sacred Harp Handel and Haydn
Sces collections, Young Choir &c. &c. rsor Melodies
Northern ard Southern Harp. FOR sale 10y
ais j. S REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
sgys FARMS FOR SALE-One of $50

p2s FARMS FOR SALt.-One of l50
r. acres in tn. ~ Smlthpwn, L. l. on The main
country road about one-alt Of which Is cleared the other
bali timber and all in good fence healthy nelchbcr.
oO.l with schools The Land GOOD and so situated
ta be made into several convenient Farms win
nrcrr -p o lla.le and cla-o lc zach. it>conrencnce
~ ttn Railroad has induced number OF mechanics 10 erett
ou,s for their families near this land, and very desirable
II will be sold at &5 per acre
Also Farm of 2ij acres near the Sound and good har-
or in an excellent Village. The lrnd is in very pro-
ucvt condition. we'll and wa'erei, large quantity
M fruit and ocrstr OF timber comfortable
house barn and outU!dlngS It's every way very
desirable Tor gen,.c armuG residence II viii he SOFA
cheap and arc ire purchase money may remain
on mortgage. For particulars both apply at2is ernns'
Sey.YOrh ND IN
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

GA TO LET-A Room. Bedroom Pan
i"I try and Closet. suitable Tor i saia anily. Pos
session. Cven imediatey-Rent low. Inquire OIL Locke,
in r, ar OF No 81 ADu-sL al I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
Holm WARWICK, Sweep Smclter and

~ Reiner in general No. II John street. New-York-
=Pucha,cr of jewelers. and Silye1NnNs rollsniRgs, fu
EacnS> Lclnels Parting Bars, Coarse Silver Bars, Lace
Gilt ard Plated Metals. Bookbinders Rags, DC eul6 ~
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

trust no lover OF Mankind will be discouraged
Ina, the vas, plans Of Fourier not instantly re-
.luccd 10 complete practical operation, All great
,utbs advance slowly but surely to their ultimate
dominion oye, the hearts and understandings of
men. The settlement Of North America, which
has done 50 much for the Human Race, was not
effected until after years of effort, and peril, and
sacrifice. and disaster. At this moment there are
.,oadfast believers in Association than there
we're European believers in the existence CT a
Western Contincn, up to the hour that Columbus
d;.,nvsr,.d it. Let us hope, then. and labor, ard
,,,,;, ,h. ,ropi,icus hour offer YOU. in conclu-
sion. the following sentiment:
Earth and Good Isi 70 ali .hen-'The tcuch
,on- NJ Trnh m all Syseus whether o! Religion fhioso
ply practical Reform
Mr. BRlsDASE here rose and delivered an au'
dress upon rhc Destiny OF Man. W. VIII per.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

NLEGANT Cabinet Furniture, to be had
Il al the m,anniacory, No. us ChrystltsrSe al very
low pricesconsisn ing sofas, chairs oonaI French bed
Icais &c &c o. the modern ami improved patterns
All articles sent from this establishment are warranted ana
are made from the best materials Any persons wishing
furniture made ord, will have tdonc in the very Dtsl
manner by applying at the above establ 4met
n,yS Imt FL l.. TRUSCIiEL-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
SCHOOL BOOKS, Stationery, &c.

CCHOOL BOOKS, stationery, &C
- CLEMENT X PACKARD. 1870 Pearl 81. opposite &c,
ia have on hand and daily receiving additions TO Their
stock of School Books, all OF which they otter On liberal
terms iGr cash, approved credit
Their own publications believed superior for acqulr-
my thorough practical cdueaon to any others IN use III
this Country.
They also keep constantly on hand supply of Deny and
Cap Biank Books, OF every variety OF pattern aud lns
Stationery in general Booksellers and Merchants from The
Country are invited to call. ini2
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Tur FAVE .Sp GLORY OF ExcLASp vlSpIcArEp. Being
an Answer 10 the " Glory and Shame OF ngland' BY
IiB9xrAs. Scv-foIk and London Wiley Il Prlralf
THIS book will be far more popular across 'he
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
urn1rsDAY mORNENG, APRIL 20, 1912.

XNANTED-By young Man. situs
w lion as Coachrnan in I ges,lenan', family: has
objections asss, gardening Please apply a; City OF
nee IS Cana al3 St
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

UMBRELLAS, Parasols and Sun-shades
AT wholesale and retai.-A full and complete as.ort
ncn the above articles. manufactured oil Newark, ~ !
find their 10 call ana examine
before purchasing elscw here every article muactu'u
ar th,n NJ any other e. ;abh the United states
also have the eSclu ice right TO llaiuaciu !"
rac, Portable Uin ella, very desirable article or ua
cer,. ms i, can he folded am. put .r,nary Valise
Newark Mach ISL. me- luz RlCHAltD WAND.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

and mos, suitable as a ,,re,eu, for boy girl,
is Merry, Museum FOR 1884, neatly bound in CLOTH Tor
contains loo cngavn.s several handsomely coorcd l.
as> oi music and $50 pages OF reading matter by tue
real Peter Parlty BRADBURY SODEN X CO
is,r Io7 Nassau street n Y.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
WHOLE NO. 32l.
REAL ESTATE

lA DRUG STORE FOR SALE, with
Fixtures, &c. Possession 5iren Immediately. -ip-
.iy AT 81 ChriStie-I, io!
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Ma ANTED-lU or j active and ntelll-
Ys.cent young neIt circulate the following popular
works, Robert Me-.ys Museum Boston Miscellany OF
Literature Fashion, Musical Cabinet, Lowell Offering.
Mothers Assistant and Young Ladies Friend Students and
young engaged in Literary pursuits sill be- preferred
Good testimonials OF character will be required
alat BRADBURY, SODEN L Co. II Nassaus.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
M Ed or GRAY HAIR may be changed

y fH1"J ~
IA 10 a beautiful auburn jet black ia two or three
n,rS nv using botile OF the celebrated Italian Dye IL
h nsly obtained reputation far surprising ali Others no"
n use, and may be- used without the least injury either 70
ia. b,r or skin Heretofore the difficulty OF pocul'nK
rtabI article for colorng the hair has deferred many rom
attempting it But this difficulty removed as all VINO
nave .elhe Italian Dye have b.rne ~nS ',Jy VI
,s efficacy For sale BY A Sands co, !to DOORWAY
orig, OF Chamb-rs.s, 4 ( Sands 10 Fulton corner OF
c ~ ~ ~, u ~ -. ale I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

a MAN with two good eyes could not
see 10 read some of the Cards printed by certain
nua;r OF the Lollpop Hail. other Hall press, TO Su
he public so he took then, Brookss Yankee machine
~ in The Bowcrv No 57t to have ,hcm reprinted With
an, nrxt.pJpr 10 heat the world or any such lies and pun
inr T. Brooks socK> them sail at 81 Bowery, where
,hcy NAV obtain GOOD Cards in every TINT and every shade
a, cheap as the cheapest and equal TO the best ao 6
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
Festival In Honor of Fourier.

ot REvIis Axe SOCIAL. roLITiCAL ASp SOCIAL! RE-
FoE:i ONLY ERADICATE THEM
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

II UOITSES TO LET in Brooklyn
n Tbree rws and attic genlesl brlek iloa aa
WIN being but short distance from Tie uison
EsS The has basement store which won nT
&, God stand for apotecary. Rent 10 small seh.sel
III SNO or they lrould be rented each house 10 TWO
, tamilics Also 10 rent Brooklyn the dousle frame
bous. and store situated lIamiltoa avenue imnedale
adjoining the uridg &c Gowanus, being good sand !o
ay.rs and grocery siore-renti $500 Also. 10 rent ~
Brookyn OF, Furnan street the Fulton Ferry rooms
.n1iy n TOSNELE HALL,
.iFt'' No 70 Broadway, New-fork, or TO
JOHNVOORHEES, No. 10 hieHsslreel,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
e. FOR SAI .E..-Bargains, bargains 81


~ DENSEED in all III. choicest species and vary.
ties SALE il quanitie, SUI; purchasers. at bkiDGE-
MANS permanent establishment, corner OF fgtetntAs
and Broadway. Also, The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing The results OF his - Yeas practice IN Newf orr.
this work been honorel by the awar'! OF Gold Ne
a ,,,n The American Institute which Institution anu inc
NcwYok State Agricultural Society having also awarded
.vera copic, Premiums Tor superior specimens OF Gai-
len Produces farther conHien; is deemed unnecessary.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
M RITING aud Merchants Accounts.

w The undersigned continues 10 give instruction m
Writing housekeeping and CoMmcrca Nritlh,rhc curing
the day evening. nc teSS-'S may DC Tese'e" "
private if de-. rcd. ,,; ,.
The terms the charged by the advertiser dur
M. the last years VIZ: SD tor cier branch SiSy u'"
the requisite proficiency is attained
To ,bya;e further annoyance from useless aPpcaiFos
m advertiser hes that he neither rniescs 10 tench
writing fixed number oil lessons nor To pio'de stua
ton, for his Students and regards his mode OF lstruc
Os he deems sufficient state tor the Information OIL
Strangers what be easily tested BY enquirInS am';hS
merchants viz that there hundreds o young men iu''
iling the duties responsible and lucrative situations III
lii. city who owe their advancement the advertisers IN
.truc6n THOMAS JONES, 1855 Broadway.
For sale AT the JoSEss BoOk-kEEpIsG Just pub
jsfc,l aud already adopted i'll the leading Academic in,
tn,ioils this city. Price 81 50. al3u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

"a TO LET-A workshop with supe-
!. l ror Iich:-ren; low. Inquire OF j. Loose IN IT ar
u No. 81 Ann al IN
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
NEW STEAM SAW MILL.-Thc sub

/ >crbeI. having their mill in full operation, are now
prepared short notice all orders WIN when
pine viz Rulliing Timber OF every descriptions deck and
Plank>; Rairoa! and Bridge Timber OF al sizes
Pine Columns, t;irtlers Iaak, &c Blind Makers Latil,
a!a and pickcS Oakum Stats. and every description 81
small stuff White Pine, White Oak and Georgn Pine Inn
Der in the log suitable for spar makers and others hc
ABOVE articles will be furnished 70 customers on very rGa
s-nnblc for cash approved paper and VIII ~ az
vcred ut the mill or other places in the cities OF New-i ork,
Brooklyn and vicinity. LEVI Il. GHiFFFN& co
al6 GleOuH foot OF 18th street, North river
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
VyRENCH POLISHING PASTE-This

article is combination OF elementary substances hav
inr strong affinity each other which Unite and form
conp o,nd altogether It's character. The briancy
and durability othe polish timparts to the most delicate
article furniture such as mahogany ROSEWOOD eHonJ
&C. is unsurpassed It's application easy requiring
r,ry e labor the article 10 ITS Original beauty
For sale by a Sands Co, Granite Buildings rs Broad,
corner Chambsrs.st also by A l. d Sands, 70 and
100 ful,on.st: Sands J. Co. n East Broadway PlIce,
~ 49,. - ala In
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
al EW YORK Diving and Printing Este

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Este
y BLlSllMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Ohce for The
New York-Dye aud finish in superior manner, Broad
cloths Cas,imercs Silks Satins Silk Velvet and Plush,
Ribbons, Canton aud Italian Grape, silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose Ladies' and GentlrmenS Garments Mo-
reen Danask and Satin Curtains, Linens and COtons
Cleanse and Re.hnsl Mcrim,, Tibet and Cashmere
Slaws Piano and Table Covers. Carpets of all kinds,
Drugges Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chn1 Curnlnd,
&c. nc.
~ Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
,n99N 6m
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

iEA TO LET-Thc Store 50 Broadway,
Ill opposite Rsc,orslreet, suitable for irstrate Gentle
mems Dressing Room, any other fancy business There
is good room the back of The Store; the rent SUD he
Dwelling the House Also consisting OF good large Far
lor fronting Broadway together with four Rooms ami
Kitchen the rent S2 which very low The object l..
10 get good tenants. Inquire OF ..,,
JOHN J. DARLINGTON,
ale lw- Boot-Maker, on the Premises.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

D RDINLi.-Pleasant Rooms and good
y i;onrl nay be had III private family wn"reihcfe are
few ELECT boart,cs of quiet habits House and apartments
very DISQUALIFICATION delightful iol East Broad
-, ala 6t'