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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-04

Harrison V. TRAMP
Us. In Justices Court.
Ebenc2er honcy )
NOTICE is hereby given to the above defendant
~ that " rt of Aitachm 'at on the 9Th of Oc-
obar 1874 issued against The properly of the said de-
fndant TO satisfy the demand of the above named
Plaintiff; and that unless h" appear before The under
sgned Justice of the Peace and for Racine coun-
", at his office in Salon the lah day of January
d Is = at one O'Clock IN the Observation-Disclosures
will be rendered against him and his property at
tached will be sold to pay The judgment.
DANIEL c. BURGESS, Justice Peace.
Dated n! Salem, December 18th, Is 2f23
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-04
DONATION PARTY.
WISCONSIN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

WISCONSIN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
TIE annual meeting of the Wisconsin Temperance
Society, will be held at the Village Of C neva, Wal
worth co. on the first Wednesday of February next at
ten O'Clock A NJ. Every society in the Territory is
respectfully requested 10 he represented.
H. h. TowSLEE,
X. III. DEMING,
J. LoTHRoP, Executive Committee.
&. DAVIS,
s HALE JR.,
40 Editors in the Territory are requested to copy
%.he above
Southport, Jan. 4ih, 1872.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-04
THOMAS WRIGHT, S0iict0r ZI-5u

MASTERS SALE-lN CHANcERy.
District Court Of Hac,ne Co"nty, Nor. Term Il DIeH.
Thomas Hood, Complainant,
rs.
Michael Bates,
Joseph Strong, : De)cadauIs.
Eldad Smith, ard
Stephen Charles
pursuance ola dccreai order oflhe District Court
Il Of the G. ,unty of Racine W sconsln, sitting ~ a
Court at ChaGcery, made IN tins cause, on The 10Th
iay ot y 'temher. OF he November I erm of SAID
Court. AID 1871, he undersigned Mister in Chance
ny, Nh sell nj Public Auction at the Cont House M
The Ndlnge of Racine IN sand cnuniy on Thursday
he 18Th day of January nexI AT Icu o. clock 4 NJ of
that day oil tloe certain pIrces parcels of land
snna in the County "f Racine aud Territory 81 Wis
con,In, know and deserIhed a. follows to vii Tho
west hat Of tho southeast quarter Of lection No
tlrty~iiNe l3JJ IN township No. four "a north Of
range No. twenty-five (22) at. Also HE we.t hlif
OF The northeast fractional quarter OF section Nniwo
~ IN township No. three 81 north Of range No
twenty-five east. ISAAC II NRMON,
Uaster an thancery
STRONG cG w RIGHT. SeiicitnTS. 2l-u6
Dated at Racine The 27th day of November - Isff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-14
MASQUERADE.

A letter from Berlin, dated August d.
which we find in the New York "Courler
des Elats Unls,. saysi
"On Wednesday morning last we were
Witnesses Of an exhibition probably un-
exampIed in modern time, at least IN
Germany-a swimming masquerade.
1t was got up by the pupils Of the Royal
Swimming School Of Berlin, to csieora'o
The twenty fifth anniversary Of lhe Ioua-
dalton Of This establishment, which, up 70
the present time, has produced 10 all
%, 800 skiIuI swimmers.
"At five o'clock, 1900 swimmers, Tor
The most part military, assembled 10 the
grand court or the barracks Of the IniaA'
Try OF the guard; and, after having been
addressed by Messrs. ZInchen ana
S:holtz, professors 10 the school, repaired
to tents pitched DE- the banks oil the river
Spree, for the purpose Of dressing Tor tne
sport. At s O'Clock there swan into Inc
river the following Procession' A large
hat.bottomed boat, transformed INTO a
bower, 10 which were four numerous MILL
tary bands, performing various laVorIIe
musical pieces; a car in this form OF a
sea she'll, containing a Neptune. with his
hair and beard formed Of sea-Weeds, o
armed with his trident, the car being
drawn by six dolphlns and surrounded
by neroids and tritons, the latter blowing
Irumpets and beating cymbalsi q numer'
Gus troop of American Indians, their
heads dressed with brilliant lealhets
their necks aud arms adorned with neck.
Iaces and bracelets Of coral, and several
of them armed with war clubs; SCOTCH
men, Norwegians, Spaniards, llallans'
and Russians in their national cosiumeei
Bacchus mounted on a gigantic Darrel'
crowned with vine and ivy leaves, ana
brandishing his thyrsis, with which no
directed The movements Of a hundred
baccbantes swimming around his tnrone
and executing groteSque ev%olu'lous; lne
king Of the frogs, represented by a frog
Of enormous size, repOsing on a car Oh
sea. weed, and followed by others OF MS
race of smaller size; and the procession
closed by two hundred sailors in their
appropriate costume, singing national
hymns.
"This extraordinary celebration,
which was favored by delightful wealth.
err, attracted more Than forty thousand
spectators, who traverssd either on foot
horseback, or in vehicles The banks OF
The Spree, or sailed along the river IN
boats tasteluIly adorned with flags, now
ers, and garlands."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-14

drown his grief ior so uacuIIed for sa-
crIice.
Thus conscience makes towards of US
all.n
As to dueIllng, am satisfied that while
II really settles no principle, very seldom
redresses a wroGg or preserves The InJu'
red that 1t rarely or ever involved per-
souaI courage, Nine out often who be-
have we'll lE the field are sustained by
moral coulage-lhe apprehension Of the
worlds opInion-lhe sneeTs Of the base
the doubts of The Unwelcome--the
diSlrust and suspicion Of your enemies
The practice, we're ii not Tor folly ras5-
neFs aud hot blood IN Congress, would
fall into general ~Glsrepu'e, as it should
TALL a monument Of folly and false hon.
or.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-14
A QUICK, SLICK TRICK.

The Lexington IntelIigencsr Of Tues
day, says!
One Of the slickect tricks vi ever
heard Of was practiced upon q gentle
man OF this city, on Saturday last, in
the Northern Bank. He was standing
at the counter conversing with one Of
the clerks, with bis bank book, from n
end OF which 8 cheek Of near two hun
dred dollars was seen po~rtruding 10 his
hand. While thus converting, a rogue,
the check, gently slipped It from
the book. unperceived by the owner,
presented il a,lthe counter, had it cashed
and left the bank without being dsIec-
ted. Shortly after, the gentleman to
whom the check belonged missed it & 70.
ouested the teller to stop lie payment,
HE establishment may be coDjsctured
when told il had already been paid -
No clue was furnished TO the detection
The adroil ~scoundTsl."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-14
From the New York Mercury.
Machine Poetry.
WARN WEATHER.

WARN WEATHER.
Ons day last week the weather was
So aIi-confounded hot,
1t caused my very blood to boil
And bubble like apot.
The oven OF the universe
Was heated through and through
Some folks were in a constant bToll,
And some got in a stew.
Then | did sweat most easily,
But oh! | swors quite hard:
And | felt ell over habby, soft,
Just like a lump Of lard.
| dragged my boots and brsechsS down
Towards a little rill:
Where, walking slow, | meltsd-and
! run right down the hill.
I spread myself beneath a tree,
All senseless stupid fat:
And when | woke | found but two
Parched ideas in my hal!
| saw from out tbeIwaterIcome
A great big spotted goose:
The sun soon dried and shruuk its feet,
And made each Toe nailloOse.
A tsrrapin crawled GU! the brook,
And on a rock he sat:
The first he knew, he found himself
A frying IN his fat.
By Jove! it was so awful hot
Oh such a boiling day
That on the Hudson's heated bed
The sturgeon couldn't clay"
They leaped all out in ogony,
They jump'd as highs the sky
Upon my word, Eve told the truth
Now "whal'll you lay it's a Iisr
SPOONS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-14

sudden blow the fierce rebuke, is an-
swered in their children by tears, not
of passion, not Of physical or mental pain
but of a loving but grieved or outraged
Observation-Disclosures
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
II 4 z RJED

Oh Thursday evening. Sept 29.t, by the Rev. J. L.
wodee Benjamin r. Boouet, Miss Emma Louisa Murray
all OF Brooklyn, Z. i.
At ST. Thomas, Church, Wednesday evening 2ah,
inst by he Rev Isaac Pirdee james D. Fsrringoc Esq
10 Miss Maria 5itchell, all ei this city.
On the I'D inst at the residence OF Georgs Cram Eg.
NppeBow. Lycnming couaty, Pa. by the Rev Jonn b.
CenSea Vim 3 Foster Esq, Engineer 10 EhZabeth
S1rneL ds1ghJeraf Col Ab.iah smith, OF Brooklyn, ~ l.
On the 2s.h inst, John Gransec VI D, 10 Jane daughie:
OF the late MAJOR Nm. >hute. all OF this city.
On the 29iii at Howards Hotel air. Reuben Z HICKS
70 Miss a Ru Kirby oi West Port. Mass.
At Louisville X. SIR. John B way Virginia Josephine
4eebe. OF New trlcars.
At BroekIy T., Rsv James j. Woosey ofNorwaik Conn,
10 Sasal r. Saunders.
AT Verseancs, VI Dir Wm Buc. TO bliss Elizabeth La
Clair
Al Canaadaigua On the :2d n,,, Philip RuckeIl, ESQ.,
Of Gerena. 10 Caroline IL Blossom. OF Cauaudaigun
Al West Davenport the 18th list, H. Alexander HaTni
ton, NJ. D., OF 0n-osa. to Miss Rebecca Cowley.
Al Ithaca the 18th inst. Charles P Sbble, OF Mct
gaH Js IeIty Johnson.
Al Lohela: Conn. Dr. David Deiorest, Of Plymouth, to
Jane F. Lanson. OF Litchtied.
Waterway, CT Col. James Boaon Of WRterbufy,'s 70
Bliss Sally 81 adey OF MddebCry.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
DIED

On Thurs lay morning. za,b ias, Maria Fowler, relic Of
the late M-jor Tbeodosius Fo"ler, ageds2 years.
Ti. relations and friends Of The family invited TO al.
tend her funeral this morning a, 10 O'clock. the rfsd-
of her soniaw. James =. Stevens GO Prans!nst-
Her remains III be taken tJ Eas, Chester or iIerment
In BATH, Sieubca county Dr.. TEN EYcE GAssEvooRT,
Youngest OF the late Conrad Gaseycor OF ALBANY,
aged 20 years.
On Friday S0tl inst, Ms c. L5velt, reic OF Tie late
William L1ve.t in the 9Th year Of her age
The ir:enis Other ssrni5w James Boyd aud of James
F.1ve and OF Robert C. Cornell yted 10 attend her
fnncra without ter invitations This acrsocn at O'Clock
At White Plains Weschester, CO., Sept. 3D. Jose?h lai-
field, in the 79h ycsr o: his age.
!; Philadelphia. J. Calsper, Sez. Of Faacaser in
the = year OF n age.
Al ST johns Porto Rico on the AZ ins Mr.. James L.
Fleming, daughter of0ln Martin, OF Philadelphia in the
2cd year OF her age
ssAi Henuiker, y. II. Mehabe Piunrmer. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richasas, Auecenee,.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct.
Jnrsah Rich,-I -,

D S,cre lss sroaiway
Liberal cash advances made on censgnaers sr sus,.un
MONDAY EVENING, octa.
BOOKSELLERS sTeSSAn sate asl,e variety OF Mserl-
oookseef ~ m inssdns also eusp:,y Of staoee eorAi.,.
inang thernare 10 Josephuss Works vol; By,oa.
Works VOL Svo; laea,ee the Chest, svo 20 saiibs
French Revolution vols; I2 Ryxns Astrorouy 10 HIND,
Farri,y; 10 Horace Delphni; e Virae Ronae 2 Asaer
Book; Is aeschines Drmos;hsneS svo; Enkoi's Phlo
,ophy so Scbol Testamens IS EngIish Readers Brew
ladies' Comp psncn Buny ans Works vols, svo, Is
Wllsr's Geography and Atlas, Is Porer's Rhetorical
Reader, Liieo Christ Leaders Greek and Latin res
t.nieoi. 10 Manuel Of Potene>s, Lad,s Equs,rians
Manuel, loo Weber's Eieasnisry Spengs 10 Odd Fei-
lows uiirrdg oI ls+S 10 Murray's Seqae Cambridges
watn Sophocle's Greek Exercises Bridge. Algcbra
Mitchelis Geosraphc.l Reader, Aa,hons Grammas and
Cobbs Walkers Dictionary, Charles the 18th, Jane
Tayo-'s Writings.
Also kon's Ancient History: vols: Gi.s History of
Greece Murpheys Tacnus Richardson's Dictionary 2yo
Charles ONaley and Ten Thousand Year, 5urdei,
Lie OF Christ svo; Msr>halS Life OF Washington, vols
Robert Bcrntss Works, Treatise on Cattle svo, &c.
Also, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books. full and half
bound Blssh Books, Fooscap ami Letter Paper, &C.
Also, large variety Novels Juveniles and roy Books
Also, l0,Go0 superior uisctured Oul assorted nuni-
- - WEDNESDAY EVENING. "S 3elS Il. s'''
Ns% Books ~ n.gs, choice assr,
OF Bibles, Prayer aud Hymn Books, &c, in quantities to
suit The trade.
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. !.
O'Clock.
PRIvArE LlBaARy-A valuable private Library OF stand
ard Historical r: csl phcnl and Architectural
Works, mostly fue English editions in fine bindings
Among them Chamberss Civil Architecture. in hnc
Guaro Antiquities OF Aica too Ealpys Shakspere ID
vols finely bound full cali; Murrays edition OF Lord BY
Works, II vols fine calf Sandersons Biography OF
the grets VOLS hound, bali calf, gilt; Linsards
History England Is vols; British PosIs 25 vols. calf,
Eia Sermons, vols. Svo, full calls Hayland the
Prophs vols; Valpys Classical Journal vols, ovo;
Homes Complete Works, { vols, sc.
Fine American edii;oIs of Standard Works
Also choice collection OF elegant library editions Of the
English poets. Historical Works, &c.
Full particulars hereafter.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Oct.
IL and Is.
OLD ENGLISH BooKs-A large and valuable collection
ard cursuS Old Engsh Books. recently received
from Europe. Catalogues will be ready for delivery
week previous ra sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
A MEXICAN mUsErM.- AND car

IA DEN. Broadway. opposite ST PauPs Church
Best attraction in New York Change OF Novelties
Performances every evening y O'Clock, and Wedues.
day and saiurday afternoon ai3-FIrst time CITY OF
SigHar NIraldfs " MECHiNICAL THEATRE.-Mr Win
ciers new comic sketch entitled 70 SEARCH III EMOUT
Miss HOOD. the accomplished casi-LA PETITE E
CELESIE @ ! z, VII lntredgce various DsnecS-M0DEL OF
swift IZERLAND-NAiGRAL BRIDGE in Virginia
ALB1NO OLADf-SLtSSB SBLOWING-GiPSY GlRl.Ss
MASTER DIAMOND, THE NEGRO SINGER is en-.
gaqed.
Eaents--29 cents: Children ha Il price
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

Shio Claiborne Burses al warren, iroa liverqoo' l.h
Ala win ,.;l.e 10 ROACH Brothers 4 CO.
Ship Oconc-, Jackson % days from New C.leaas TN
sap Pu.rhalan Gray IS days ftom New Castle, with
caa, 10 Iaylor Merrjl.
Br hig Princess Royal Cooper, 10 days from beruua,
is ballast, 10 W + Davenport.
~ hss Dew Drop, Fuilsr, "a days o:n ST Johns, y D.
LIST. 10 ! 4 larria
Aug in ballast, 4 Nesni.h X Leeds
Brig " iam Nelson Saith days irom Po au ffIice
" lih coaec, &c 10 She.ding Y Ferris
f b'!g Lady o:!he Lake q days om Deniefafa ID pa
Brig Engeae, Drinkwa,-r g days from ronair witt sal
Rrig John Stephens Hail. 10 days from Bermuda, in
ballast, 10 K 81 Tucker.
Brig. Haneah Abigail, Le;aad, lc days t.om Eas'por
with pisser, 20 master.
Br brig Jane Youde, 10 days from ), John, NB With
salmon ard sa TO Dpnscomb ( BecEwl!h; GO
Brig Fanny Cot. arSs /. Gays isom Georgetown SC,
with rice, &c 10 Colt 4 Co.
sehr Dexter, Mason OF North Yarmouth, = days rom
Fort Plat, with mahogany &c 10 lews .,,
Schr Sarah Wallace = lays from .ac"'e WIZ o'e'' &c
" scir Regs4r, Harding, days foa. Newbern. NC, with
naval 10 Mitchell Co 49, ,..:,,,,,i,.
Sch. Independence, Stardevan from I1aoec, WIN pas"
ter and la,lls, Ia Brett / Nose
Sehr Velocity .alon,s from Lubec with piaset AID
fi.h; 10 Bfe,t l. Ycse. .
Seer Exa'nse, simpson, from hachids, WIN ''SieeT, 20
Sehr Escange Bakley, ls days cm Turks IslalS with
salt. 10 NJ Plett -,
L,:hr unop, salaace plymouth, NC naval stores Cook
/ hdam-
:-chr Constitution. Lawson Nansemont, po;aioes
Scir Mnry Caroline, Lawsen, Mans snond, po,al9es
Schr Rcnown lowell Boston, mise, f } HSTr'ck.
Schr balance, Kno~ltoa, Gloucester; tisb
Schr lndcSiry. Ryan. NBrd;ord oil.
Steamboat Linu;eus, Shultz 80 hours from NOTION
BELoW-i ship and brIg,.
MEMORANDA
Ship Emporium, Rogers from New Orleans for Boston
put into Havana on the 9Th ns.., disraa,ee
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
SsYHIPATiiY.-ncar sir have noticed

81 ! Isl | = L .--liCuI Si L i'S = ~
several OF Your ccrticsie: liz form OF slter.
lav- ae a method, the better 10 tx pres .sy
-.Iinc, a, hey s5r. and wa afflicted wan th
Liver t,onlpaut for about Years. Last August
was taken much oSe, ihHO2ht advisable TO 90 ~
the ounryI went bat continued 10 get worse every "
nv vscans said had ,he Liver Complaint Sad ane@-
sn OF ihe lungs They pronoGEcea my case ncuraoieH.
they opposed NJ returning hOls, - ihey tocSht "oai
die ~. the way and only be brought back 10 be uu
red as II our family burying place. In hIs sle
10 The city, without any hopes OF rei;ei Ny syip
ocs y.r ann; In nv sides >:GoinT through ihc 'op o.
my hgu!y blals. pain AMI ajniusSs at tie F OF my
stomach, hacin cough, great distress n my oacH,
rsisG feet much swollen aEn III
deed eyrrg s3uplom o Consumption, Va, suffering 10
his .t7tr when MY hls band advertisement IN 'he
slE o . rlciSnn cured under your treatment Then re-
,s vc, 10 Try i- remedy last effort aud MOI
happy result followed. ,,,1o
had only onesE ialf bottles when most all lile
nloye farming >ylpon, ,bate. continued IL the Use OF
your lin uu bad taken eight bottles and no"
enjoy letter Ifsh h1a have Tor many years before
hrr o fenlals. afflicted :tl assesses without knowing OF
w .rct, yghen they were 10 hear OF any peToo, DC
ia cured they wnul be induced 10 ry The same eele'
Iii than irving tae cluSe OF hunarity 10 tet
female ba0- o what lenet This mscine ha> been 10 i
in restoring me eli. which the greatest blessing
know very it icatc hln" of az !ady 70 nave ne.
tie public !1pef aa gratitude ana sy.lPn."y
prompts this. for the benefit ut others fi'y ni 'i
suffering aad gratitude The Doctor, FOR tue great ree
received under h3s treatment
Persons that iacrearlsus by calling nie al my re-
siderce will lad lls statement taiiy corrorated
Yours " III respect
MRS YOUNG, l72 Amos 81 Ny
To DR. H. c. TRoRF, l32 Greenwich Lane, corner OF lol
treet opposite 9Th Avenue ~ y. o. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
NEAGAZ sNEs and Periodical. for Oct.

FG-The Artist. Gaieys Ladies Book, urilan's La
ard Gcuilarlau'S Magazine L,drS Wora Ut fa,han
Yoang Peoples BOOK. Boston and Bpnil=ys alsSeliany
&C. Fars, House o. the XIX Century with more than
2OcC engravings; Bbca Jonrna Christian s,mlly MAJ
airline, Edited by H. i.g. ard d Newell Temperance
and otle. Aula1sc.; The Rainbow aIs Radiant seN
tune Gus ad ,vili oairu! well calculated . -iea'e toe
lively ard aay. AlIoi which MI lie SOLD wholesale and
rstal liberal d. eoUnt maze 20 thssc " no sell AGAIN.
n =. ., Agents wanted to circulate alasazaes PERI
odca.s, &c
weekly ant, scad copy this office, shall IaSea copy e
the Radiant Farm ii4nse OF The MN Century .en' 10
al qfsv, In 30. |. BeekGan cor, Nassar-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
THAN EyER.-AtH n

A ldE1fEh GiIN Il ' Ah.-At ii. II.
" HALLS No . Ca,ha1ine St corner OF Henry street,
may be found splendid assortment OF new Fall Goods
which have been purchased within the last few days
cash. consequently they will be sold about half tie usual
price.
CLOTHS CASSIMERES AND SATINETS.
Black and Eueblack Cloths. auction, which viii be
sold at prices suit the times. Saine,s prices never be-
fore offered in this city super Black Mixed ii Ss SIS Cd *;
the very best al 6s. formally sold al los
FLANNELS, FLANNELS.
White al Is, Is cd sup Ballard Vale SIS fine Welsh at
IS Cd. ls Red Cd IS; Maands best a. Sd; sup ~.
AT 3 3D. Twlled , Sd, SIS; Cotton Flannels 81: Sd
best ever offered a, Is.
sHEETlNGs, SHEETlNGS.
II Brown at 81, 3D. 3D. Cd, s; 81 at Is; ~ wkite Cd
sup Long Cloth a, 3D. &c, led s. Sheeting at!s
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS.
Good Dark ai4d I'd, ST. Sd, 3D. Fall River and Merrimack
allI
SHAwLS, sHAwLS.
Broche, from Auction prices Su, the times from
81 90 IS So Cashmere kobelI, =. very reduced prices
BoMBAIINE. BoMBAZINE.
Just from Auction. spesdi assortment from So 10 rs
LINENS AND DIAPERS.
Liners and Diapers from Auction, OF all kinds sad quail
~. n. b. Just received from Auction lot OF Wosed
Table covers at AS worth s. CO. cousry Merchants sup
plie: cheaper than any other NewYork oil II
L7ALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
a NEw-YoFK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, 142 Futon-styeet, near Broadway.
The subscriber, prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FILL AND WINTER GOODS to exc
cute orders for garments at the shortest notice and tasma
advance from Our purchases made exclusively for
cash. AMI NE commence fall business fully determined
sustain our unusually low prices, aud urais cu>oo
with first article s,e profit ready money.
Strangers and Others visiting the cry who in want OF
outfit will knd 10 their interest call and examine our
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished ia n hours
Strict puncIuatity observed in filling orders.
s!2 ist J.C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

KaOONS AND STATIONERY.-Ihe
2.u5scriber has constantly hand 9nd offers Tor Iie
vii Offer a, low = any sore in tie cy sears Biols
Bonrap!v Sears Pictorial Bible, SCOTS Bibc Chr'.a'
Fsr.y anaJa, Golden Treasury Joserhus, Prayer anc
HYMN oak TsSanents School Books, siao:e,y, laHes
Articles p,riaaery psnS AZ, PAPER, &c &C. &c.
~ 81 GEMS SRntcd IN every town 10 sell new a'iu
.nai,i5r Scfoo; so3bs 4. J. SEXTON,
no i! BE klan.s,. corner Nassau New-foFk.
81 .lr,k
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

Games, Cnnes.. Camca!,!-AT No AsTog
HOUSE, Nesey street. Thrce hundred Dozen Canes
Among these Tire choices, woods EtsDy' Partridge.
Palm, GrannadlIs Rose Cocoa, &c. Many n!ad
wi pearl, and others mounted with gold and silver.
IMPORTED CAHEs.-An excellent assortment of French
and German o fashionable styles wth beautiful TRAININGS.
Also Fishing Poles. &c.
Umbrellas parasois aud Shades, usual.
The above assortment is worthy the attention nt szeDs
and strangers-and the prices suited 10 the times.
$50 lw JoES s. CAuLEISs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
YFyEXAS.-JONAS BUTLER, Attor-

7 tE-NES.-JONi1J 8J IT1INi -rtt0FO
Refrrs 10 Daniel Lord Jr., ESQ.,; John an,hon, Esq
J. Prescott Hail. Esq; Griien Eavens Eqs; Nessfs.
Posts Maia; II. G. Wemore s; Co.. J. V. Greeanald
Co Walsh 4 Mallory w. NJ Johnson &sSons
iif Butler will attend CsIectons, AGENCIES and i
r, sc. Communications be lett q; No 70 JohHstresi,
or al No g God.s,r.-t Neu-York Letters directed 10
Texas must be postage paid tie Lines. they VIII not
he Forwarded by the Posmastsrs I Louisiana au3"eod2n'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

gNTANTED-A middle aged American
W woman 10 10 the work of a small family and take
care of children Oae that we'll recommended
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M EW-YORK MUSEUM & PICTURE

1aLLEh1- BroaGuray eppsJte Ne Pa-t.-PowEs-
FuL-uSFREcEpENTED AND EXTRAORDINARY ArTsAc-
TIoSs-Itetiuced Prlce-Admission shil'ug.-Nr II.
BtNNE l. Manager with much Satisfaction
the compete success OF his system of reducing the
price anh Increasing tie attractions He beas To observe
that he ehieran' too high opinion OF the just and
generosity OF The public experience tue slightest appr-
henson as to the result but he must confess that the very
liberal announcement he has received exceeded his
most sangune expectations
The manager with pleasure announces the engag
c! Mr. DsLAROE. whose limitations ot Kcan, keslble,
Fsrres Besth dambn, and other eminent trageGians
allowed 10 be uneduaeG
He has secured The services oMaser Youn. the celebra
ted wire vol ante Dancer In addition which follow
Ing ialented rr.cFners vii! appear-Mr Harrington, the
iar-ianca uacian and vcDtrloqnist Miss Rosale, The
charming vacaIi'i; sr knsas the popular singer; Mr..
BenHe, the celebrated dancer and Mrs Beanie the ac-
copplhed danseuse.
Performances 10 commence in the Lecture Roor half
past O'Clock.
On "Wednesday and Saturday there will be an afternoon
entertainment at S O'Clock. SD w.
AR. DEMPSTER'S Ballad Soirees.
IIE Mr. Dempsr respectfully announces that his Ballar.
Soirees : oc gwen al the SeNYorh Society Library on
Wednesday and Friday evenings next ssh and Sh sept,
and Monday evaning, Sd October when be will introduce
his --latest compositions, including the national song
The Death o! Warren, written by EpeS Sergeant Esq:
The Lonely Aud Wife, The Blind Boy > I'm with
ouce .sain by George P Morris, Esq; Jear Morri
by MoherTell; Lament OF the Irish Eniigrant
with choice selections OF his most popular songs and bal
lads; particulars which Will be announced small bills
Tickets 30 cents,o be mad al NeSrs Sodarl Worcester
and Dunha's piano iore wareroon,s, Broadway, and
the door.
Doors open al 7. TO commence at O'Clock s2s 81