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iozen.
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY delivered a, the great
lexington Festival; also, his Farewell Speech on retiring
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nRNTING INK MANUFACTORY.

The subscriber has for upward Of twenty-five years
been engaged in the nanuacure OF Printing Ink, during
which time has been used extensively throughout The
Ink and likewise practical Printer enables linn tn nr
n.h his brethren thron The union who
Iuay favor him with their CUSTOM with ms oil very sa
or Quality of Interchangeable color and on reasonable
terms The lux well calculated to work on the coinpo
si,ien roller and on all descriptions OF presses COW IN use
TIE subscriber likewise manufactures Ink OF various c6ioS
viz Red, Blue, Green, &c.
O,dsrs addressed 10 his nauuacory on Front-sreet be-
,san Montgomery and Gouverreursreets, East River,
Wv si he punctually attended to. GEORGE MATHER,
The abo7e Ink al present used on this paper. os I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

Ths following is comparative statement OF the
spuation Of New-York and Boston, with the
paber Of vessels entered for the year l84l:-
l4nerican vessels. Foreign vesseis.
Population No. Tons. No. Tons.
ssais 1ss 1919 a:5sss assss ~ "a lss1S5 ssas5
In Massachusetts there were built, of all class
:, ,ll2 vessels, or %, $50 tons; and in New-Yoik
isvesses, or II, ,436 tons.
Is this net enough TO awaken the citizens OF
1MwYork, and to induce them to notice the rapn
rides Of their commercial riva2 The people OF
Boston move in body and with one opinion, in
ra,ion 10 the Improvement and business of their
ly. They select the most competent men to rep
resen, them in the Legislature; men, who 60 tor
8ac interests of their constituents, regardless OF
garty influence. But in Ncw.York every Interest
ss made subservent to party; our Representatives
ire selected for party purposes. We are govern
ii BY the most ignorant portion OF our population
md it is a remarkable fact, that every important
-ycmenr for the advancement of the City OF
.Hw.York, from the canals to the present period,
b, been opposed in the State Legislature by the
3SwYork Delegation This evil must continue,
1 mil ,he ,ax-pavers take the management OF the
3Cy into their own hands. MERcAToR.
] ELECTRIC CoMMuNIcArloN.-In the course of
Nperiments instituted by Messrs. Wright and
5an, for the Improvement of their electrical tele
naub, thew discovered that the electric circuit OF
!, gavanic battery is as eiectually completed
sdreugh an insulated wire. They have applied
bis curious discovery so ehectually as to be now
bl. 10 dispense with two of the wires heretofore
bought necessary for the action of their printing
nlesraph; and they are thus enabled to print all
stommuuications either verbal or symtollcal, at
any distance, by the uso of single wire. we un-
ieraand they are now in treaty with the Govern
aeu 10 construct telegraph on this principle be-
neen the Admiralty and Portsmouth. One insu-
a,ed wire would be laid down between the two
prats to connect the galvanic battery of the out
Rsiwith the printing-apparatus OF the Admiralty
sa tue current would be sent through the earth In
leu Of using second wire to complete the ci'cuit'
Should the moisture in the ground not prove sutli-
etai 10 conduct the electricity, the inventors pro
pae 10 lransmi, the return current BY water max
ag pass down the Thames TO the German Ocean,
and thence along the Channel to Portsmouth TINS
0Qndabout voyage to be performed instantaneous
&! BY thus simplifying and consequently greatly
!aucing the cost of electrical printing-telegraPh
tse inventors have gone far towards rendering 1t
geReraly available; another step in advance viii
dispense with all metallic connexion Whatever
The atmosphere and the ocean may then be all
sufficient media for the communication OF thought,
literally to realize the poets visions,
"And wait sigh from Indus to the Pole
Foreign paper
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

,us OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. By JARED SPARKS.
~ Abridged by the Author In two volumes Boston
Tappan L. Dennett New.York: Dayton Newman
e9 broadway.
This abridgement of the most excellent and
,,,rar Life of the Father of his Country by
I.,ed Sparks, has been made mainly for the use
4 schools, and seems most admirably adapted to
he best moral and intellectual purposes OF early
.3,oation All the omissions arc mainly OF Po-
r;cal matters or of such general discussions as
lace mt little interest for the young-but which
80 sc, of Importance, in order to proper aPpre-
:.ton Of the character Of Washington consider
j IN all his relations. The abridgemcnt seems
!, haze been made with most judcious care and
,,eOtior to the wants of those for whose use it
-. mainly designed. All the facts and incidents
.,,uec,ed with the Life of Washington are pre-
,,xed and presented in form free from irrele-
-, and embarrassing matter. We commend the
s., heartily and earnestly the favor of parents
ID teachers, as likely to prove eminenty useful
families and in schools. The young cannot be
,,ds TOO early acquainted with the greatness Of
8w,,hiu.ton's character, or ever become too ia
uIisr with the habits of thought and Of life that
,,5e him the greatest and the best hero of his
..gs
4as s.,ys, BELLE: A Tale Of 1892. Boston Tappan L
bennett New-York Dayton Newman, 1893 Broad
way.
This is the title of small, neat volume, con-
aiming tale, designed to illustrate the social
.,bi;, and manners of the people ofNewEngland
ludog the days of the Salem Wi,chcraft. The
acmet, wo believe, has never before been made;
dough there is evidently scope for the most inter
,apr and valuable exercise of the novelist's pow
T. The style Of this little book is easy and
lraceful, and the incidents of the tale possesses
r.rsty and no little interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
BROWNS Cheap Cash

w Store l26 Ck,tham, opposite Roosereit-street-
Cashmere Silk and Fur Hats; Oter Seal Nutra, Cloth
and SILK Velvet Caps Several new patterns richly Iln-
med and neatly finished. large assortment OF fancy Fnr
Iyn1 Trimming splendid Lynx Mus, and the real Swans
down Trimming all of which viii be sold wholesale or re-
tail low. Ms I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
IULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-

u ULII - iROhOAo.'-!N -!Noti'S - 70 -, :,
tured Persons.-Persons afflicted with ruptufes may
rely opon the best instrumental aid the wosd an9rs ~
application the office, No yeseystreet or 70 Be
the agents in the principal towns In The Dnsn ~ zee IL
they are endorsed by Dr. HUFF writing None are een
ine be relied upon good Sthout nS iStat5ons of
Hus rasses and .ousands imposed opGn r N
consequence. These limitations eanS, NOT are no better than
are made by unskifni mechanics "A
the ordinary trusses- M 4 yesey-sreet exclc-
Rooms have oceh srnsrare entrance rom the bus-
svey for ladies' having tenaIe Is IN constant attendance
ness department, "helt "hats SCI II
IN wait upon female patrne~ ---------------
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

ASENATTI Ut. PHILLTFS.
New LosDor, Co. s., Norwich, Nov. 4, 1912
Personally appeared the aborenamed ASenath NJ Phil
lps and made oath TO the contained ~ me foregoing
.,pI.ment b.forp me RUFUS ". MATHEWSON,
Justice OF the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs. Phillips certify
WM. II. RICHARDS,
Minister OF the Gospel at wich, Conn
u Another proof of the superior value ana efficiency o'
this preparation. -,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
CEBRING,S COUCH SYRUP, sold at

! 1854 Rrnadway-This pleasant preparation Is never
falling rrraedy for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, as-
ma ard all other similar affections ot The lungs ara .Droat
IL ha. been tried inaunerab.e nstaDces, and has always
produced the happy result 1t IS agreeable To me
taste and taken with pleasure and children III parucu-
lar W III be found 80 Ike that there need be any
tropblein administering 10 them This i' an important
consideration in preparing medicine aDd Is o 'ssell
great recommendation
Please Notice hisSo wall assured, from experience, =
the proprietor u this Medicine, lis efficacy IN all cases o
common Couphs however OF long sdnding ana
In Whoopin Cough, distressing to children, that he las
no hesitation IN proposing TO any person "ho may Po'.
chase this Syrup and can con.cientiousy allcg-, after
using according TO the drecoLs thai heneh mas ber
experienced from It's exhibition, to return the prce on e
hon and every purchaser Is iaytsd avail himself OF it,
he should derive no relief fron The Cough Syrao.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor t47bt bfoad"dy
Price Is ceEp. u<
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

I'D E.AL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 100
q Nassau.streer. Opposite the City tal) where those
who have HOUSES or LOTS FOR SALE or TO LEI,
NAV have them regsere for the accommodations OF those
who may wish parchase hire. Maps and Plans VIII
be exhibited aud explained, with the price Of the same
without charge until sold or let according 10 directions
which may Acate nego stioIs by enabling those IN search
of properly readily find the best adapted at ihe lowest
price. lSAAC NJ. WHILE
nI2 m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
AGENTS OFrIcg, STATE TRIsoS,
Aubura. Oct 10, 1872
NTOTICE is hereby given, that sealed

IN UIIOE Is DeTtUy SI'VH, tIdT oC"1C"
Proposals. will be receiyeaa, the office Of the subscr-
eT Goth day OF December next al 10 ococL
A. M tor The services OF Ten Con7cts with the privilege OF
increasing same the Agent may be able % furnish 20
any number exceeding Three Hundred, Tor the term Of
Five years from the frsL Jay of January next 10 be ea
ooved in the manufacture Files end such articles OF Cat
Iery Of witch the United States is principally supplied by
foreign Importation. M
Sufficient shoproom suitably warmed and lighted, viii
be furnished by the STATE
Tot Persons making proposals required 10 name The
per day. offered for the services Of each C9nTe-
furnish the of the person persons offered az
surety in the Contract with their written assent thereto
the respective persons making proposals are required
be present the time OF opening such proposals tDec.
2t either in person or by duly authorized ageaj.
OILS tO2a HENRY POLHEMUS. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
Henry LorT, Secretary.
,.S II RlCMARD y. DUNN, SurNrNOr.

NLL, OlL-Light, Light.-Families who
W want good Oil would do welt to call on the Subscrl-
Der, as supply them with hrs rate article, war,
ranted 10 barn ali night without crusung smoking, and
nj cost OF about one shilling less thc gallon than they
have 10 pay the No need TO be complaining ot
poor oil as this oil is warranted, money refunded
Good three gallon Can 0ns shllng-. ave gallon OK
sent ta any part OF the City tree oI expense.
j. \ LuCKEY. WhaleSale Dealfr 70 pii'. Candles Sc
ms isl Io Froat.si. cor. az oid Sup
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
v0L. HI. no. eos.
Political Eai1,ory....No. HI.
WAsHiNGToH's ADMINISTRATIONS, FIRST CONGRESS UNDER
THE CONSTITUTION, Origin OF PARTIES &c.

In our first article (Nov. 3o) we stated that the
Convention which formed the Constitution of the
United States consisted of 55 Delegates. |, may
be added that only 80 Of these Delegates signed
the Constitution. OF the members of the Con
vention, nineteen were elected to the first Con
gress under the Constitution viz: ten to the SEN
ate and nine to the House of Representatives
We gave list of the Senators in our former
ticle, the following Of whom had been members
of the Convention, viz John Langdon, Caleb
Streng, Oliver Ellsworth, William Patterson, Robt.
Morris, George Read Richard Bassett, Pierce
Butler, Rufus King, and William Few.
AS it is not probable that complete list of the
members of the first Congress has been published
in the columns of newspaper during the present.
generation, we presume it will be interesting TO
many to the names of that distinguished body
of American Statesmen. We therefore give the
roll of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The names in Italics were present when aqno-
rum was formed, April |, 1889, and those with
an asterisk were members OF the Convention which
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

MASSACHUSETTS,, s.
Fisher Ames,
EDridge Gerry
Benjamin Goodhue,
Jonathan Grout,
George Leonard,
George Partridge,
Theodore Sedgwick,
George Thacher.
-Benjamin Bourne.
VIRGINIA-l0.
Theordoric Bland,s
John Brown,
Isaac Coles,
Samuel Griffin,
Richard Bland Lee,
T James Madison, J.
Andrew Moore,
John Page,
Josiah Parker,
Alexander w bite.
NORTH CAHoLrNA-5.
John B. Ashe,
Timothy Bloodworth,
John Sevier,
John Steele,
Hugh Williamson,
SOUTH CARoLINA--5.
Edanus Burke,
Dnsiel Huser,
William Smith,
Thomas Sumter,
Tbos. Tudor Tucker.
GEoRGIA-3.
Abraham Baldaoin,
James jackson,
George Matthews,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
For The Tribune.
Boston and Neyv.York.

The following is comparative statement of tn
opulation of New-York and Boston, with tn
aalber of vessels entered for the year l84l =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06
THE TRIBU NE.
Aiterarp Notices.

=, ,,re OF GEORGE WASHINGTON. By JARED SPARKS
] ,sr;dged by the Author In two volumes. Boston
Tsppsn l. Dennet,. New.York: Dayton Newman
o9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

CYDNEY COAL.-A small lot of very
superior fresh mined coarse Sydney Coal suitable for
parior use, for sale low by WARD BROWNE,
| r25 a Washington, corner Of Laightsueet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

TTNION DOOR SPRINGS-An article
very much approved and that has given satisfaction
wherever il has been used. For sale al 81 John street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

BeRJam q Nest was elected. but resigned.
William s. Giles elected in place OF Mr. Bland, de-
ceased, and took bis seat December i7so
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

VA GOD $4,000 gross
w New England Screw Co.'s Br. Brass aud Iron.
Wood Screws assorted from in. to inches, No 20, war
anled superior any imported, D sale their
house. 81 johns Every variety of Screws made TO order
ni8 MITCHELL WIIHERELi, agents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

ID ECENT DISCOVERY Electro
a. Magnetic Plates for rheumatism, nervous affections
nrpnared uuter the direction Of SIR Lamouf0Q1, dpo!
ccary in Paris General Depot IN - fanNh
street at Mr Ninuard's. Price 81 5V. .,is
inia!lioe for the most acute ana ln'etsiie t @
such as acute and chronic rheumatism he gcu nefsloy'
sciatic tic dooreux, danse de ST. Guy callis, ars
crnlns in the stomach paralysis 10 the beginning and
shorty fnr ali nrrvous affections chiefly diseases o ~o
er and vouns sr green Sickness anienofrhea, up
rressinns Va nour .nervous att1cAs 4c oio -nI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

ID ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
a. &c.-The subscriber continues 10 rausIn money, Ia
large small persons residing in part o! Ire,
land the he, and his predecessor IN bust
ness done the last thirty years, and more nis 10
any par, of England or Scotland.
Money remted by letter post pad 10 the subscribsr or
personally deposited with him, with tc name Of Tie person
1r Ireland England Scotl'nd, 10 whom it's
he sent and postown, will be immediately rans-
tei uad paid accordingly, and areceptt9 that effect
given or forwarded 10 the sender.
MIA Imt GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. 92 Cedar
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

FOR Tn + REMOVAL AND PERaiANENI LIKE of
ALL DISEASES ARISING FRO& AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE LU0O, OR HABIT
OF THE SY ST EM, NAMELY
scSoFCLA, KINGS EVIL aECMATlsai, OBSTINATE SVTA-
ERUFTIoSs, PIhPLss, or PuSrrLEs on The FASs,
BLoTcHsS EILEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING WoSM
TErTER, ScALD HEAD. ENLARGEMENT OF The
BONES JOINTS, sTCBBosN ULCERS, SYFH.
ILlTlC SYMPTOMS, scIATlCA OK LuMsA-
co, and diseases arising from an inJu
diciouS OF Mercury ascitics or
Dropsy, exposure or imprudancs
in lie. kISo Chronic CcSs's-
roaal Disorders will he re-
moved b. This pre- reparstOn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

ished, the most splendid article ever offered to the
nublc Elsgaa, Molessn Hats al the low prce oi %
Gtso sn article at g So equal ia durability and nsue 10
,hoss soId hy others a; IS. Fine Nutrias S5 90
dsIn BROWN, Practical Halter, l4o Canal.st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06


Thus much do feel privilege to testify 20 Tue eth
cacy OF your heatb-restorng Sarsaparlla thou,anH
thanks sgs from whose co1oFs ana WHOSE nope V
future heaih are due under Sod to your fundamentally
And may the sane Providence that directed me to your
aid make you happy and honored Instruments ot oes
ius Others aS diseased and deSpaag yoar much re-
li,y. and very grateful friend
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
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Male and Female Seminary.

zoo
Male and Female Seminary.
"HE Trustees Of the Yazoo Male g. Female
Seminary would respectfully announce to
the public, that the next session Of this Institution
will commence on Monday the Sd October, l842. |
The location Of this Seminary is, in all respects,
auch as will recommend it to the notice OF parents
and guardians, q healthy and secure retreat for
aheiF children or wards. The most strict attention
will be given to the improvement of the morals
of the pupils who may be placed under the direc-
zion Of the SupeFintendeRts, aud all the incite-
ments to mental and physical advancement which
the experience Of teachers engaged for years IN
the profession can furnish, will be extended to
ahem.
Mr. Campbell, Superintendent of the Male De-
Mrs. Goodrich, Superintendent of the Female De-
paTtment.
Mr.. KeeParis, Classical Teacher, and assistant in
the Physical Sciences in the Female Depart.
ment; and Mr. Goodrich, Prof of Music.
TERMS:
Primary Photography, Reading, Writing,
and the elements Of Arithmetic, $40 SO per 8.
Second Ciass,-in addition to the
branches Of the Primary Glass;
Grammar, Geography, and the
elements Of Natural Philosophy, Is 90
Third Class,-PhiOsophy, Moral,
Mental and Natural; Chemistry,
Botany, Geometry, Astronomy,
Algebra, Surveying, Logic, Rhe-
toric, Composition, History, Ro-
man Antiquities, Political Econ
omy, Human Physiology, 90 90
Fourth Class-Latin and Greek, 25 90
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Needle-work and Embroidery, 10 90
Pencil Sketchng ana Shading, 70 90
Piano Forte instruction, Is 90
Vocal Music free Of charge.
Each Session will consist of Eve months
Boarding will be furnished convenient to SchoO
on reasonable terms. Tuition fees in advance
Mr.. Goodrich will tune and repair PianOs.-H'
also has made arrangements with Loud & Co. Q
philadelphia, TO furnieh his patrons with Pianos
Messrs. Campbell and Keeparis will delive
Lectures TO the pupils on History, Moral, Menta
and Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Trustees are: H. Vaughan, President, R
w. Graves, J. w. Purvis, J. M. Sharp, ]. M. Pease
f BOstick, and ]. j. Niche.
F. BOSTICK, Sec'y.
Benton, Oct. ID, l842. l4-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
To Distillers and Brewers.

NVHE subscriber has obtained letters pa.
tent for the subioined Improvement in
vnous fermentation, with ten different me
thOds Of applying the same principle, and
through Dr. T. P. Jones, Of this city, has
secured the exclusive right to its use in
Great Britain and her provinces. He is now
prepared TO sell rights for the United States
and Canada. Letters on the subject may
be addressed TO him (post paid to the care
of DR.. I. P. Jones, of this city, or to N. P.
lglehart and A. r. COrwin, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
DR.. Chas. G. Eddy has invented valua-
bic improvement in the art Of scaIding and
conducting VinouB fermentation for the plir.
poses Of distillation and brewing, by which
tho distiller is enabled to make one gallon
of proof spirits from every ten pounds o.
Indian corn, and the same advantages viii
be derived from this method in all other fer
mentatiOn for distilling and brewing. Il
compliance with the invitation Of Mr.. A
ThayeT, Of Cincinnati, Dr.. Eddy has trieC
his improvement at his Distillery, and tn,
result Of that trial may be gathered from
the certificates which follow. The metho,
Of efecting this is very simple, and the ex
pense of constructing the machinery neces
sary very small. Before offering to sell tn
rights to distillers, he will give ample oppoT
tunity testing the efficacy of his invention
DIR. Eddy can be addressed at Cincinnati
| (pOst paid) to the care Of A. B. Corwin, G
| N. P. lglehart; and any communication O
this subject will receive prompt attention.
Cincinnati, 9th Feb, 1912.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

I hereby certify that have, at the instance OF
Dr. Eddy and Mr.. Thayer, recently tried an inn
prOvement lately invented by DR. Eddy, in scalding
and fermenting for the purpose of Oscillation, and
have fully tried said improvement at the distillery
of Mr. Thayer, Of Cincinnati, and found the same
fully and entirely satisfactory, and that from an
experiment there was yield of 100 gallons proof
spirits from % bushels, CSC pounds per bushel,)
equal TO FIVE gallons and one quart per bushel -
| further certify tina; am practical distller,anC
in the employ Of Mr. Thayer; and do verify be-
lieve that the improvement of DR. Eddy is the bes
in every respect that has been invented, and pos
sessing advantages over any other now IN use, fo
its general simplicity and adaptation oil practi
cal purposes. JOSEPH AMBROS.
Cincinnati, Feb. 8, l842.