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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

"A
IA ofNewYork at the City Of New York on the jan lith
day OF April A. D. ls+2-Present William T. acCoun, wee
Chancellor of the First Circuit-Mary Boldly rs Mahlon
Keche, Mary Ko.che Andrew Ketche william kechel
Isaac Ketchel, Samuel Ketchel James Daily William r-
vine and Sarah Jane Irvine bis wife, James ketche Mar
gdret Ketche, Andrew e. keichel and Setsey his we,
John Russell and Sarah his wie-ln Partition.
II appearing TO the satisfaction OF this Court, that an
amended bill ocompant has been filed 10 this cause TOR
partitiou of the following described premises, 10 w.t. All
that certain dwenghouse and loi, piece parcel of
ground situate lying and being in the fifth Ward Of the
Cy OF New. York, and known End distinguished by the
number two hundred and nineteen t2l9l Churcfl.slreet
bounded westerly front by Church street aforesaid SOUTH
erIy by ground now or lae belonging To jacob A Cole,
northeriy by ground now or late belonging ID Isaac T.
Taman and Charles Morris, and easfriy by LOT NO Io
containing in breadth in front and twenyour feet
and length each sie seventy-iye feet be the same
more less together with all and singular the rights, pr
vleges hered,aments and apprrtenancc remainder and
reminders rents issues and profits thereof And also
pearng TO the satisfaction of this Court that the residence
OF John Russell Is unknown. that Andrew keiche hen
last heard FROM was believed to reside N SCUM
America that Betsey Ketchel resides the State OF Penn
syvania, William Irvine and Sarah Jane his wife and AZ.
drew Ketchel rssde in the State last aforesaid thai
Jersey-oa motion Of c.. NagIe Solicitor or the Complain.
ant ordered sat the said John Russell Andrew hefcb
e Betsey Ketcs William Irvine and Sarah Jane irySe An
drew Ketche William Ketchcl and Isaac keclei, and
each hem their appearance 10 be ana no
tee thereof TO be served on the Comsainants soHcor
within mouths rom the date OF this order and ID case
of their appearance that they their answer or al
the complasans bill to be FLED ana copy nereoi
TO be served on the conpainans socior W,ha
ssid bill Q! complaint be taken confessed by tne ana
DAYS from the date Of This order The said
this order he published in he state pspr. ana N ,
NewYork Trbune paper prlnted 10 MS 9taie, lot
months once each week. success.veiy or thai me sau
companaps of Ibis o5as, p x sese .Iseo
se Es,cb.J WiIlau Irvine Sarah Jane Irvine, andrew
Keche william Keehr and Isaac krehei and on ss. sass
of ihe least wenty days before tne ae hefe' oeioe
p'ese'oeu '0' 49, HIRAM WALW0RTH, Clerk.
N.e,r Solicitor au16 lawson
Evening Journal copy.il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
For The Tribune.
FO1 lHt IIIUuUC'
SUNSET THOUGHTS.
BY STEPHEN B. DEAN.

BY STEPHEN B. DEAN.
Lo! in the gorgeous West
In gold and purple there
Behold His seal impressed
Who shineth every where;
Who coloreth the meek-eyed flowers
Which blush in low humility;
Who pain,s sublime, Hisbow midst showers
And radiance gives iohnity.
Oh. from such glorious skies
At the fearful hour of even,
VIII ,rustful wishes rise
Of soaring up 70 Heaven.
Now Hope-fedgcd Spirit plumes its wing; F;
Escaping from its earthly load,
1t heaven-ward longing glances filings
And family chants seraph- Ode
Bright in those dazzling piles.
Those clouds Of jewel hues,
Sees marshallea radiant files,
Hosts there the Spirit views:-
Lo! Angels bright, with harps, and palms
Bless'd hymnipg bands-a choral throng
SWeii anthems sweet, ano Aio'S PSd4iiis'
With harp-tohcs rich, and Chelub'sSeng.
Oh mournfnl!y returns
The Spirit-wrapt TO Earth;
And sighingly he spurns
It's scenes as little worth;
Where want and pain aud care and hate
With strife and toll and grief and tears
Enough to make Earth desolate-
Fill Life's dark dream, ofhopes and fears.
ew-York, Aug. 25
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
CONSUMPTION. COUGH, SPLITTING

" OF BLOOD, &c-TO CONSUMPTlVES.-Fou
hs of you are really suffering from neglected Colds, or
Obstruction aud consequent Inflammation de ieate
distributed to every part of the lungs This Obstruction
produces pain and soreness hoarsenese cough difficulty of
breathing hectic fav:r and splitting of blood matter or
phlepr which finally exauss the strengths of the patient
and ends in deah. JAYNE'S EXPECTORAN'r never
fails TO remove this obstruction, and prodaces the most
cannot fail 10 relieve Prepared ant soId bv Dr. D. Jayne
No 20 ou,h Third street philadelphia Sold al wholesale
and retail by the Agents, A. & D. sands. DrngglstS No.
10 Faton street corner Of Gold and No 100 Fulton ST.
Also sold by David Sands Co. No n Eat Broadway,
corner Market st-Abraham Sands& CO. NO. Z7 Broad
nav (Granitr Budiuyl corner OF Ch ei,ers ST. sl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
TENHE NEW-YORK PHOTOGRAPHIC

7 2 i Y
d PRESS, 45 Maiden lane up stair&-Thc Proprietor
OF his well known establishment would inform the drug
gS periumers and all Others who in Of Copper
plate and Xyogra pbc Engraving and Printing that he has
greatly added his stock OF Machinery and Plates, tar So
perior tina, any other establishment in America, and IS
prepared To execute all orders IN style not 10 oe
ecualied 90 this side ofthe Atlantic.
Original Designs and Plates oevery description suitable
fox all kinds OF business executed in the first style o. tue
art al the shortest notice.
s large and general assortment of Druggists Manuac'
turer Perumer Grocer and other Labels is constantly
on hand and may be had wholesale and retail; and all ar
cles connected with the trade.
job Printing every variety of style executed to order
and the reasonable terms; and The proprietor may
here observe tina, the lowest possible price is charged Tor all
work done in his establishment system which the great
extent ol his business him 10 fully carry out
All orders from the country puiictualy attended te an
the articles orere orw ared to any part OF The niied
States the Canadas CHAS. SHIELDS,
Proprietor.
an Wood SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
DRESENTS! PRESENTS Robert

Mery's Museum for l4l, neatly bound in cloth. con-
lannp 100 Epgavngs several beautifully coiorcd 10 pieces
of Music and $50 pages reading ma;er by The real Pc
ter Parley,' for The low prce OF One Dollar
Also, 200 pages Of Music, neatly bound embracing
Duets, Songs Marches, Wazes Sonaas, Anthems. &c,
selected from the works OF Handel, Haydn, Beethoven,
Strauss Purcell Won Weber, Hummell, and great number
of other composers arranged for The Organ and Piano.
belshed with elegant Portrait OF Handel for the exceed
ing low price of Two Dollars!
Bostou Miscellany first volume, Handsomely bounh from
81 so 10 So according the style ANY person subscribing
and paying 50 shall receive the work for the current year,
the first volume, bound.
l27 Nassau-street, Newly
SIS and 10 SchOO.sIeet, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
r. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound,

8 W Liverwnr, and PIeurisy Root-For Consumption and
Liver Complaint Cows, Cougus. Spitiing OF Blood ca
,arr Asthma. Difficulty Of Breathing. Pain in the Side,
Palptation OF the Heart Oppression and Soreness OF the
Chest Pleurisy Hectic Fever, Night Swea Difficult and
froase Expccloration, and all Affections OF the Chest
Lungs and Liver.
Itbas long been "A desidera;um among medical men, TO
discover eey that would arrest the ravsses OF that
formidable disease, Consumption.
The ioarhoupd, Lver>port and Ptursy Root have tor
centuries celebrated in the cure ef diseases OF the
Lungs and Liver
CoNsuMpT1oN AND BAD CouGH-This is 10 certify that
one bottle OF Dr. Aliens Balsam OF Hoa:hound, Lver~ot
and Peursy Roo, has cured of severe cough after
having tried many remedies without the least beheht
JAMES BACkMAN, No tS5 James ST.
REV. DR. JOHN SCOTT states la he has rnadt use OF Dr.
Allen. BasanI of Hoa nopnd Liverworand Peursy Root
himself tta, many of his Church have also used H. some OF
them apparently the la stages OF consumption win the
astonishing effect He feels in duly bound TO make
this public sIatemert and hop that all cergymen IN vis
tna those aboring under consumption viii advise them TO
Try DR.. Aliens Basam REV. DR. JOHN SCOTT.
New-YoIk
ATTEND TO Your CoUGH-Alhough DR.. Aliens b aisam
sovereign for consumption sui II IS very dasser.
onS to let corghS without Or. Aliens halsaia
OF Hoarhound, Livrrwor; and Peursy Root II Is 10 un-
hing for persons break blood vessel IN the act
of coughing and due in Is nnues-that we have seen II
you have cough dear reader This day and get this
Basam-a ew doses Of will cure ynu; to- morrow may be
100 aie. Sold by WM. A TYLER, wholesale Agest, SO
Barclay ad &. IL Guion, Bowery aad Grand
sI2 In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

EAINE'S EAPECIUhaN always
~ cures AShma-wo three large doses will cure the
Group hives OF children from l5 minutes to one hours
time 1t Immediately ubdues the violence of whoopins
cough and effects speedy cure Hundreds who have been
given up their physicians ncurae. with consumption
Splitting of blood and other pulmonary affections, have been
restored s perfect health by il never fails give reet
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents A. - Il D.
Sands druggists No 79 Fulton corner of Gold street, and
100 Fulton street, also. sold rby Abraham B. Sands Co
No. 273 Broadway tGraaite Buidng) corner OF Chant $
street, Sands Co. Nc. II East Broadway corner CT
M,rEot s,reet sis I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
Crcton Wafer.
TO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

l otherS-Reldcd1p 1proug ght Iron Tubes for Steam, Wa
Ter, Gas, from to inches diameter and in lengths
from inches II feet, capable Of sustaining an internal
pressure Of from 600 10000 lbs per square nehioge-
iher with fittings of every description. snch as bows rs
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &c, to which the TUBES are
together with The greatest facility by any ordinary
The great strength and durability Of these tubes as coG
pared with Copper other material and tner economy
them superior all others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned For sale by
ives If WALYORTH < MASON. 80 AIn-St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

DRELAZ & BARRAUD'S Odontalgic

EDRELAL q BARKHU > 7UuOHldISIC
ID or Balsamic Elixir for preserving the gums ard
teeth. This invaluable denrce is offered TO the pub
lie m possessing the properties OF strengthening the spopgy
gums cleaning The moHh and whitening the teeth, refresh
ing the palate and taking all unpleasant taste or odor
smoking or from decayed teeth In word it is beyond
the necessity Of puff Make trial e bottle and II will
speak for itself
~ B. Each hete bearing the directions t1e label.
Sold by Messrs Soulard & Deluc, 53l Broadway and
Park-rew; MIR. King Co.46 Broadway corner Grand
Mr. NIiau 1873 Broadway; MeSsrs. Guion l73 Broadway
corner Courtland and Messer, Rushton Aspinwa, no
Broadway, e6 William and 10 Asior House. aus lTns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
NEORISON'S Hygeian Medicines.-

TN ORISON'S Hygeian Nedlclnes.-
way New-York, is making an improper uIe of MeSsrs
Mcrison Co.'s appointment. for the sale OF their aed
San,anas is moi authorized to sell MORISON'S PILLS
in New-York AVID nlessrs Morrsons only Agents in
New-York ars Mcssrs. FIRTH HALL, of No. FRANK
lin square from whom alone the Medicines he had gen
unc. tSigned) AORISON w.
Dated British College Of health, Ntw Read, Landon,
June 18th 1912 IySU
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
OF THE EYER. K.

4 y DlOSSY, Ophthalmic Surgeon, No 2o7 Broadway,
entrance in Futon-sree opposite St Pauls Church. al
tends Diseases OF the Eye apd all the necessary opera
,ons thereon Office hours from TO O'clock. Having
completed bis studies OF five years with Dr. Elliott oeu
list and been subsequently engaged his assistant R r.
Diesy enabled undertake the treatment OF ali diseases
affecting the organ. of voa Terms and gradu
ated to the and extent of the disease.
Permission is given refer 10 his late instructor and also
to some the eminent Professors ci the Medical Fac
ulty in New-YOrk.
n R-The poor treated gratuitnusly. nui9 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
EUULL'S TRUSSES.--Notice to Rup-

uULL'S TRUSSES.--Noticet TO Rup-
d tured Persons.-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the werd Affords on
application al the Office, No Veseystrect or 10 either OF
agents The principal owns in the United States. BE
careful examine the back pad OF Huis russes 10 see
ine or relied upon good, without bis signature
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations OF
Huls celebrated lrusses and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations be relied upon they
are by unskil mechanics, and are no better Than
the ordinary uuss-s.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Yeeystreet eIclu-
sively for ladies' having separate entrance from the bus
ness department where female is in constant attendance
- mi, ,non Can,aIe n,tents au20 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
N. B.-Engraving on Wood SIS Inn
SUMMER COMPLAINT, Diarrhea,

SUMMER COMPLAINT, DiarrhGa.
~ Dvsen,ery Choc. and I'll arrangement ofihe stomach
and bowels cured by JlYNE'S CARMlNAIlNE b al
SAMThs is one OF the most efficient pleasant and safe
compositions offered 10 the public Tor the cure OF Inc
varous arrangements OF the stomach and bowels and the
only article worthy OF the least confidence for cnrine Cho
era Inlanium, or Summer Complaint and in All the above
diseases it really acts like charm
All persons are requested TO try it, for there is No Mis-
take about its being oi,e most valuable family med
cnes yet discovered Hundreds nay thousands OF
men, and families of tie first resPccabtv, bearing the
strongest testimony in its favor numerous 10 publS!
Prepared only by DIR. D. JAYNE No. 20 South. Third
street, Philadelphia
Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents, a: b. d.
100 Fullonstreet Also sold by Abraham B. Sands y Co.,
273 Broadway, (Grane Budinss) corner of Chambers.
street; David Sands Co., n Eas Broadway, corner OF
Market.slreet Price so cents. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
YXTORMS IN CHILDREN.-Of all

y diseases 10 Which chIdreN are e1po>tU, none are
so fatal 20 them worms Unfortunately. chdren are
seldom free them. and they initiate the symptoms OF
almost every other complaint they often produce al ing
effects with being suspected Worms not only
cause of disease themselves, bu by their irritation aggra
va,e all other dis ases wandering from part theody
10 annher winding themselves up into large balls and OBJ
strucg the bowels and frequently the threat causing con-
WILSON'S, and 100 often aIh The sired remedy will be
viii VERY soon destroy The Worms and nvgoraie the pow
ers Of digestion so TO prevent return OF them.
Prepared onlv No 20 South Thrdstree also, for
sale at Is2 Nor,h.Second-streei, Philadelphia.
Sold al wheeSaie and retail by the nsent 4. B. D.
SANDS D. uggisis, No 70 Fulton corner OF Goldsreet
and 00 Fuou-t eet; alp Sodby Abraham B. Sands Ca
s7S Broaswav jGrapite Buildngs.) OF Chamber
street and by DAVID Sandsk Co.. n East Broadway corner
of N,arkpt.strert SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
- E0R SALE OR EXCHANf E.--.

sm FARM FOR SALE.-A vas.sdSlo ss.,sd 10
Farm of tony very choice tser eerrghleen hun'
.as norrb Of New York for the low price o. s,ortgage
drsd dollars 400 dollars Down. the remainder A
At n.r cent. or will be exchanged for gooo q 4ws
Div 1876 Chamber 81 N. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

C. NAsLE, Solicitor.
Evening Journal eopy.il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

? 80. p FOR HUDSON, STUY-
Ssssssss,-==,SS+-g vESANT COXSAcKIE. and interne-
diate IandingS.-Steamboat SUPERIOR. Capt Goud,
will leave the pier foot o Cedarstreet This Afternoon,
Saturday, d. O'clock For passage freight, apply on
boerd or ). b. NlGhOLsoN,
sI0 1875 West.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

II The public will remember that this IS SIMPLY an ex
ternal application and free from minerals
IT Each bottle OF the Embrocation is accompanied with
printed directions for and none is genuine unless bear
iag the signature of NJ B. COHEN.
Sold by the agents, A. B. & D. SANDS. Druggists, No
70 Fultonstree OF Gold ond 100 Fuonstfeet al
wholesale and retail Also sold by David Sands Y Co,
No ~ East Broadway corner of Markei.st; Abraham b.
SandS Co Co ST3 BroJt!Way, aul7 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

winter with some of the most friendly Indians one
morning in December he was overjoyed to dis
cover hunling party of white men. On reaching
them long was it before they could make up their
minds to believe their eyes, 10 believe that 1t was
the same Glass before them, whom they lett, as
they thought, dying of wounds, and whose eX-
pected death was related to them by Two wit
nesses. 1t was to them mystery; and belief of
| the act Of black ueachery, which could only ex-
plain part OF il, was slow in being enforced upon
their minds. Overwhelmed with questions or de-
mands OF explanation, it was long before he could
ascertain from them in return that the party had
rendczvoused for winter at the Forks, which was
but u few miles distant; that Fitzgerald was not
there, having deserted; and that the youth was
still one of the expedition
Fiercely excited with conflicting fselings:--ihe
escape of the main object of his Just revenge,
chiefly for which he had made so long pilgrim
age; and the certainty of soon facing the accom-
plice OF his crime, Glass FASTENED 10 enter the en-
campment.
| Nearly the first person he met, the unier-
tunate and guilty young man and it SO happened
they came upon each other suddeny. All at
tempt mus, fail to describe the scene that ensued
the effect OF his appearance upon the youth Had
he awoke from deep sleep ia the embrace OF
grizzly bear, or been confronted at noonday By the
threatening ghost, (and such he firmly believed
him of deeply injured enemy, greater could not
bave been the efecs. produced. He stood without
power of any motion; his eyes relied wildly in
their sockets; his teeth chat,ered with fear. and
clammy sweat rose upon his ashy features. Glass
was unprepared for sach spectacle and we'll
was it calculated to create pity; for some moments
| he could not find words, much less the act OF his
purpose. He leaned upon his rife; his thoughts
took sudden turn; the more guilty objec, of his
revenge had escaped; the piliiul being before
him WAS, perhaps, but the unwilling and over
persuaded accomplice of his much elder com-
| panion; these, and other Thoughts crowded upos
bis mind, and he determined upon the revenge
which sinks deepest upon minds not wholly de-
PRAYED, and of which the masnanlmous are alone
capable; he determined TO spare his life
THAT curse shall be forgiveness"
With dignity and severity but great feeling, he
! thus addressed the petri6ed youth, who but ex-
pecsed immediate death. Young man, be said,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23
PREPARE FOR SUMMER.

NM|E have just returned from market with our
w Spring Supply of Goods, comprising every
article usually kept in retail store. We would say
to our old friends and customers that necessity COM
pes to confnc ourselves to the Cash system. and
we are determined to sell goods as cheap as any 9TH
er store In this town, not excepting those who buv
IN Boston, Philadelphia, and the most of our present
stock were bought in st. Louis, this Spring at Auc-
ton. at times when goods forced into market to
be sold for what they will bring, not for what they
are worth. We know we can ard are determined
to sell as cheap any our brother chips, SO
on and we will convince you of the fact.
G. w. HUMPHREYS, G. CO.
April l. 1872
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23

DEAD DguNK.-Coming down the river
on board that pleasant and well offlcered
boat, The Pathfinder, we were told an ex-
ceIlent siory-at least SO it seemed to US.
Joel Green when commanding another
boa. had on board dry humorous pilot.
named Pennington. A deck passenger
having drowned his cares, if he had any to
drown, in ..bald face" whiskey, quietly
laid down 10 sleep, and as quietly died.
An hour or so, after it was discovered that
he was dead, the boat landed at wood
yard, and the defunct topper was deposited
in all ertenapore coffin and shovelled away.
Pennington looked and shook his head,
perhaps in discomfort with all liquor. be-
cause it had killed off one lover of it in
this abrupt manner-~perhaps dissatisfied
with his hasly in,erment.
The next day passenger came on
board, who had evidently been looking at
some one drinking, and whose repeated
visitation to the bar, had rather incapaci.
tated him for forensic exercises. lie
talked thickly and stammering!y. Having
made his wav to the hurricane deck, PEN
/
time narrowly observed him, and at length
thus accosted him.
"Hallo, s,anger, you're drunk -
"Oh, no, only slightly intoxicated
was somewhere about the reply.
"Well, said Pennington, let me give a
bit of advice. Don't you 60 to sleep on
this boat, for if they don't bury you, may
be shot. Why, there was chap yes
,erday got drunk and went to sleep, and
in two hours they buried him. The man
was no more dead than | am. They serve
all drunken men so on this boat. Why l
drink myself and darsen't GO to sleep on
this boat, / haven't slept for two weeks,
for if | close my eyes know they'll bury
me-"
Pennington's story so alarmed the pas
senger that it perfectly sobered him, and
he did not drink auo,her dram OH the boat.
--Natchez Courier.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23

The CoNTRAsT.-The moderation with
which the recent triumphs of the Democratic
party have been received, the WASHINGTON
Spectator says, contrasts strikingly with the
offensive exnltation elected by the adverse vic.
tories of 1910. No insult is offered to the de-
feated; no unworthy triumph over the fallen is
INDUCED. Success is bore with dignity. and
with decent respect for the rights and feel.
ings Of discounted adversaries. In 1910 a
Republican was subjected to every species of
annoyance, ifnot Of insult; in 1912 his oppo-
nents, though routed everywhere, are treated
with all the courtesies Of honorable warfare
Let it never be forgotten, that in open Sena,e
the Republican party or cause was s,io,oa,;zed
as ''a thief under the gallows, with the rone a.
round his neck, and The cart about to be drvon
off," let it be remembered with disgust and
contempt, but not for retaliation. He who
could permit himself to use such LANGUAGE 70.
wards the vanquished, in the moment Of tri.
umph. proved himself unworthy Of power. n
maintain and exert which, require some nor -
ton OF dignity, forbearance and conr,esu
These virtues, united with indomitable an
ness. will, We trust, ever characteriza The a Ra
pnblicans when in power. VIZ NC
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-12-23
ACCOMMODATION SHOP.

ANHARLES NEWMAN & co. rcspcctfullyin
u forms the citizens Of Bloomington and the sur
rounding country that they have justopened shop
on Chestnut street, few rods north OF the Iowa
House, where they intend carrying on the CAbi-
NET MAKING business in all its various branch
es as we'll as all other articles manufactured ciwood
Proessingto be masters oftheir business, and deter
mined to confine themselves to custom work, the
nnbc are assured that they shall at all times, be
ready to fill their ORDERS and that all work from their
shop shall be done in neat and substanlialmanner,
and at the hour promised.
AlIkinds of country produce received in payment
for work, so farmers come with your orders. Cur
prices will he found very low.
: nrCOFFINS, in any style, made at the value Of
the work and materials, without extortion.eA
Bloomington Nov 18th, lS4l. tt