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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

A DEARTm.- People want to know
what rs going on at the white House, but
really it would be difficult TO say. Though
get much out OF them. Taey are very
mum even towards US. The fact IS, they
are IN quandafy. The Globe has be
haved Unexpectedly bad, and put them
all aback, nor do the Locoiocos generally
receive them SO kindly az was hoped. -
The amount Of it is, that, just at present,
they don't exactly know what to do
Doubtless something more decisive will
soon turn up, in whcn case we will give
TO the public the earliest intelligence
True Whg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
r CALlFORN IA-LETTER FROM THE
MEXICAN MINISTER.

The annexed Letter has been addressed
to us by Gen. ALMoNTE, Minister Of the
H,xicsp Republic, residing at Washing
=. too, for the purpose OF correcting erro-
neous statements contained in the article
TN the subject of California, which WE
scopi,d few days siuce from the St. Louis
Republican,:
To tie Editors of he American, baltimore:
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. "a, 1912.
Gentlemen Having seen in your pa
per on FriGay an article taken from the
81. Louis Republican, in which thu peo-
pie Of this country are invited TO emIgraie
to Califotnis, under the preteuce that the
Mexican Government will give liberal
grants Of land to persons who shall take
oath OF allegiance, and conform TO the
doctrines of the Roman Catholic faith, |
feel ITO be my duty TO contradict such
assertion, and to state for the intorma-
ton Of those persons who may feel de-
srous Of removing to California in that
behalf, that the Mexican Government has
never thought of cqionizing the SAID ter
rlory with foreigners ; and that so far
from it, it has expressly provided by
law enacted the llth of March last, that
no foreigner miH erer be permitted 10 colo
n'ze, or purchase land, or property in the
So'd country, ,cithou an cypress permits
SION OF the Government OF lNeaico.
Knowing, as do, that no such permits
eion has ever been allowed 10 any person,
or corporation whatever, and believing
fhat the project set forth in the St. Louis
Republican, is q mere scheme OF some
land spectators, who wish TO take advan.
iage OF the creduhty of The ignorant. |
think it proper to inform the public Of this
country, Of the true facts Of this new plan
Of encroachmeol, lest they should be de.
luded, and brought into difficulties that
would end in the destruction Of their for
tunes, and the distress Of their friends.
Believing that you take deep lnteres,
IN the welfare of your countrymen,
doubt not, gentlemen. that you will reaol.
~ insert this communication in your val
liable journal, for the purpose Of arrest
ing the execution Of project totally des-
'ltuteof any probability OF success. and
calculated only to ill the pockets OF
Jew spectators, who care no, for The
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
TO the WORLD.

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q VAN we Tor moment look upon ouf wide srre'd
W and, and behold the fearful amount "i sni'S''ng
a"u u,se-se 'uat iue'e eA'Sts' without 'ee''"s "
painful sympathy arising IN our hearts accompanied
with tie cesnto besto"ins relief It we possessed
! we pewesi no, we eahho'' tne human hea't soes
ioh To meet It's fellow ana extends 10 MN Tue mana
/ "' sympathy u hoth'ns more rms mey Spothe'
nu' u "'ii not cure lie sun iee's h'mse' nm IN
rect mai rs l"aihed-he sun Heels h''nsrh aeilppie'
the anguish sun iihsets atouhn ms NOW ihoSr
~ all familiar with me history OF diseases csaho
oe'P pe"s s"ucS WIN Tue 'ai'o increase '' '"a'
Per""hi 'aoe Oh "'Sease' a'.S"'s nom n" ""P"'e
S,ae q tue h'oou' of mao" VI Tue sys'e'n' o'sea'e'
o' the mucous "ssur ais" VI Tue o'seous "'i" s'a,'
GUAR system seto'ua' cahetfous ulcers ana oo'u-
nate co'ahe"us cru t'ons' CHROME sore Eyes, az"
ui'ease OF ''e eoneS. me efne' cause VI 'he" ~
crease Is o"lns 10 theF oei"g he'eu"a'y' running
| through whole tamlhes ana spreading destruction
along he'r pain h't Tor all 'he'e 'Is mere mas
new medicine na"heh upon me "otla a'n III
"feiing 70 me rnoi'o this new preparation winch
mas Tor IT'S ohJrut me 'elei o' snuer,'s humanity
II becomes necessary 10 state upon wha' grounds II
pu's io'h u merits ana ihe reasons upon wh'eh
,puhd' Tvs superior CHAINS 70 ,he d'eh''"h :" 'ne a'
alcted, that all VINO require us use may 'eariessiy
rep"se lui commence III ''s Restorative virtues
nut Jet Us introduce our tesde's ""'' Pa'''cn,a'H
10 'hIs new preparations "t'cn mas aneady neen
10y ~ " -
SAhoafsNlLLa'
ihis medicine Is inc result OF years oeVo'eo 10
labeHous chemical experiments !" testing various
modes o Prepsra'lon' enabling them TO concentrate
In The most thicien, fo'm al the medicinal value 6"
he true ssrsaP'tin' ana they have al last aecofh
pushed 'h's most desirable result ny means ., 40
entirely new ingenious andeoStly apparatus IN
process IN oueh""t Is governed d. stt'e''y e'em-
cat laws, SO mat me essential rflhclPie, or tue
Pripclpie On "hoh TIE res'o awe virtue OF W. Oar
sapar'iia depends Is ehtlIey preserved ltls >
teen eemn'ord WIN o'he' a'ueir', .ste'e" "ho,iS
from the Vese'a'e k'ngd"in' all "t "h,'h are IN
most powerful Pu''iirfso OF me b"od when are Thea
concentrated INTO huid extract that has been '"onh
ny experience u possess the important power o,
Immediately a'resnng tue progress disease ana
restoring me paheoi 10 Petiect hrshh. lAe'e'"ir'
those suffering from disease a.'lng 'rom an 'mpui"
s'a'e OF me hiopd UT naon o. Tue system sueh a.
cu'aneous e'uPuous, fheoha''sm chf"n'r SorefSes'
"f diseases ni'slhs IRON nm t9odt'l"us use o' hri
curry or lnPiunenees 10 NE nave only 10 use tn's
Frepafhtloh' "b'eb mas al combined that can De
use'ui IN me removal o, 'he'' complaints Com-
olned with the o'hef advantages winch ine p,tp"'
ration possesses Tue r."Pi'eto's nave 'eaped ,n'
experience OF scen''he gentleman VINO resided
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

Of British policv, however, has made India
= market for British manufactures. II is
altogether probable that China will be-
clne 50 TOO.
The present pacifcation will hfford q
oeriod of rest. The British have secur-
ed a permanent ioot-h1Id; they have
made Judgment in the huge frame Of
the Celestial Empire. To suppose thai
peace will continue long without Interrupt
ton would imply forgetIulness Of all
The previous course Of British aggfan
d.ze,neui. The war already prosecuted
has established enough for the present. -
Ii has demonstrated the Tact lhai 'hs
Chinese may be attacked with eiiec' ano
almost with imppnHy; that they are an
Inefficient people that their Tears may
be easily excited. What better subjects
10 operste upou could British policy de.
s;re India was an Impoverished coun-
try in comparison with the oPulence OF
China. Into the bosom OF the Celestial
Emo;re n stream Of silver coin has been
Having for ages. The interior must a.
hound with riches. The industry of the
peope is well known. There lands are
cultivated with extraordinary care; the
,productivepess Of the country is great !;
and there are abundant means Of inter.
communication by canals. IL India
could offer temptations io conquest on ac-
count Of the facility with which con.
quests could be made, and by the induce.
ment Of gain, how much stronger are the
incentives which urge to the possession OF
China where equal iaciities for conquest
exist, and where the uliuremenls OF plum
der are fac greater! Justice, right, and
such considerations, are of course left
out Of the question.
Ambition has driven some notions to
wsr !; the love Of glory has impclled
Others. But Great Britain is urged TO
extend her power by sort of necessity.
She must have markets abroad. The
fabric OF her greatness, resting on the
foundation Of small territory, must de-
rlye support from external props else its
own towering height would cause il to
tn. Yet the same Disregard Of justice
which has always proved the downfall Of
.couquerors by uniting all other nations
against them may one day provoke q
severe retrlbut,ou upon the imperiou,
island whose arrogance is known wher-
ever it's powe, is fel,. Bah. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

WoMAN's SYMPATHY. The New Ha-
ven Herald relates that as runaway
horse, dragging wagon with a y oung lad
in it, was suddenly brought up with "a
crash IN the streets OF that town, but for
,unately without injury TO the boy, an old
lady in great agitation followed in pursuit
oi the wagon. "Mother mother!" ex-
claimed her daughter, "wbere are you
going? Don't get into the crowd; you
can't do him any good" Seeing her agi-
,a,on, lady who happened to be passing
at the moment, kindly inquired, els he
your son ~ "Oh no. replied the good
old ma,ron, ''bm he is somebody's son."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

The Rev. c Lesineham Smith. NJ. A.. rector of
Liule Garfield ESSEX, has recently published a
modest little VOLUME Of poetic Illusions, in which
there are much dclicacy Of feeling and evidence Of
cla.sic taste Wheeler, however, be echoes the
exquisite notes If Sappho's she'll, emuaies the
mighty line OF Sophocles, or brea,hes forth lbeoris
inu tenderness Of his special sonnet, in instance
has the n,u,e been so responsive TO the hroh OF his
emotions es in the following grateful uibute of
,pcurean gnsto--Londoa Paper.
40 A ROAST PIG"
cob! pig. or rather, ittle pork once pig,
Smoking 80 dain,ily upon The table,
Making each gazer long that be were able,
To eat thee every limb, both small and big;
No more in squesking fight or grunine jig,
Thou run'st about the straw yard, sly or stable
Nor bunpst Thy lille side against the gable,
Nor cock'st thy snout, jug without wig
All other vands which ever saw
Serv'd op IN silvery, crockery ware or tin.
Whether boiled, roasted, boxed, stewed flied,
or law,
Compared with ihce, are worthless as pin!
Sweet delicate meat! Cracking without a flaw /!
What hol katie anil fork! must begin!"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

realize that am the suffering object Of pity was
so short time ago. My appetite Is good. ! sle~I
naturally. and for two weeks past heve been abb
toiiow my trade which is that Of shoemaker
almost 81 well ut any period VI my life
WnhIas,ing gratitude. shall ever remain yours,
most gratefully.
GEORGE DULAY. ia WiiIet-si.
The facts ~ above stated are strictly tfur, be
having applied me for a letter OF recommended
lion 10 Messrs Saaas. and the strictly
under my rersonsi observation.
ABRAHAM HATFIELD.
Alderman Of The iiih ward Of the city Of n. \.
Wonderful effects Of Sands Sar-
sapariha in Norlcich.
Reed the following from Mrs. Vim. Phillips,
who has loog resided ~ the Fails. The facts are
well known all the old residents in thai part Of
the city.
MEs4Rs. A. D. SANDS & Co, SlRs: Most
gracefully do | embrace this opoortunIy tor stat
ing you the grea, relief obtained by the use Of
your SafssParilla. | shall ALEC be happy, through
yoa, publish TO ali who afflicted. rs la,-i,
was, the account OF n unexpected. and even tpf
long while deepared of core. Mine rs painful
.tofy. aud trying and sickenng is The narrative
of H. for the sake Of many Who may be 50 surely
relieved, ! viii briefly yet accurately state it.
lsiReisen years ago last April fl Of sickness left
me with Esysipess eruption. Dropsicai coi'ec
tons Immediately took place tie entire sur
lace Of my body, causing snch enlargement that
It was necessary 10 add half yard 10 the sire oil
my dresses around the waist Next followed upon
nv limbs, ulcers, painful beyond description. For
years boti, in summer and winter, the only mtiga
tion Of my suffering toaod in pouring upon those
parts cold water From my limbs The pam extend
ed over my whole body. There was liferaiI, for
| Il ~, I....
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
t HE Nj A r X ETS.
OfFlcG OF Tue BALTIMORE AMERICAS,

December 26. 1912
CATTLE The supply OF Beef Cnr,e at the
Scales this morning wss very hight, embracing only
us head The demand was not acrive and only
ahou, 90 were sold al prices ranging fran So to 81
rs per 100 lbs on the hoof which is equal To s4 a
s so meta in qaaty. These prices show an ad-
vance on last weeks rates.
FLouR II here ia very little demand for How
ard street Flour, and hode,s continue to ask 81
l2A for good standard brands. One sale is report.
I'D 10 us to-day at 81.
GRals There has been very little Wheat at
market to-day. We quote as before at 50 to 90
cents for good to prime Maryland reds, and at so
so cents. for inferior to fair. ssss
CoRs.--We note sales of white Corn to-day at
Al a 40 cents and Of yellow at ~ n 40 cents.
OATS Sales Of Oats at % 80 cents,
WnIsKgY--Continues in moderate demand
Sales to-day at 23i "a cents for hhds and % cts.
for hbs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
Nrw Vino PAprR.-We are Glad 10

NEw VINO PArrR.--We are glad TO
perceive, that IN January next, the Wpihe
Journal, (now published at Wythe couri
house,, will change lis name, and throw
of its neutrality. 1t is to be, after that
time, called "IAe Noun lain Wig, and
Southeastern Adrocafe." Its editor is
the Rev. James G. Walker, formerly Of
Richmond, whom we hail as a sufficient
auxiliary in the goods cause. 10 his adj.
dress he sdveris TO tie unpleasantness
and the difficulty Of conducting neu-
trial paper--and. as he is and always has
been Wing. determiu es hereafter 10 sail
under Wing coIors. We hope the Wings
Of Wythe ond the adjoining counties, mi
nority though they be, will rally in his
support. - Lynch6urg Hrginian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

,Gorrsspondtnee o. the Phtfod Norh American.
~ Nav YcRK. Dec. 81, lS4l.
Bv the ssriv Al Of the Helena, C,pt.
Beniima, we have Macao dates to the
9Th Of Septembr. She reports that the
British have ai lost penetrated ID the
heart Of China. aud that pelsn is ia the
power Of Britain. Tae Vice Roy and
the chief officers OF the State saved Them
selves by flight, but large numbers Of the
rabble were trampIed to death. Private
letters contain various statements Of the
mstt.r. but all 50 different that the writer's
scarcely can have believed what they
have written.
s charge is made in the Canton papers
agains, Mr.. Delano, the u. S. Consul,
that he Inns been accessory to the Ameri-
cans smuggling goods, but the letter
sent to Mr.. ID. was returned opened, but
unanswered.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRop.-We learn
from the Alta kapas Gazette that the plan.
tiers OF the arsh Of ST Martins have all
finished gr nding their sugar, and they
have raalIz ed very near the full amount
Of their expectations. Even the frozen
cane turned out very well and made good
sugar to The last. Indeed, says the Ga
zetie, we have not seen any sugar Of a
bad qua litv this year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

HoGs.-The Cir cinnati Chronicle OF
the 9th inst. says We are informed that
there is larger lumber Of hogs in this
morning, than Their e has been at any 9th.
er time this season. They were sold on
Saturday, a, 81. rs per 100 lbs. tolera.
bly, brisk for heavy. Bacon hogs sold
as low as l,50 per hundred. The mar
ket is rather dull this morning on account
Of the warmth Of the weaihet."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

A young dandy. who supported an e.
normous mous:ache, asked lady what
she thought Of his looks. "Wti." said
she, '.you look as if you had swallowed a
poney, and left the tail sticking out Of
your mouth"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

The WINGS Of Berkeley County are request
ed to meet at the Couri- house on Monday the Oh
Of January, being Court dsy 10 appOin, delegates
to represent the County in State Convention, to
be held in Richmond on the o2d Of February neat.
December %, ls42. .R s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

The Natchez Free Trader states that
the cultivation of Wheats lis extending
materially in Mississippi. The crops
this year were abundant, and of excel.
lent quality. The Trader says that in
five years more Mississippi will send flour
to New Orleans and Mobile for lie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
District Court of the United
States for the Western Dis
trici of Vnginia, at Stanton,
.Nouember Is, lS42.

laO9-This day came Jacob Nickel and Samuel
Slonebtaker. &C the city of Baltimore. and the
county OF Baltimore and State of Maryland By their
attorney. and filed their petition in ~'iung, well
for themselves as for the other creditors of VII
liam Granlhsm and Charles Barnes trading under
the name aud firm Of Granthsm & Barnes, of Beike-
lev county, being merchant millers, using The
,rvle Of prrchsndizc, and also factors. represents
ing that the said Granlham & Barnes hsvs com
mii,pd an act of Bankruptcy. and praying that they
might be declared To be bank lupts by decree ul
This co9r and therenpon II is ordered tina, notice
ihei.nf for ut least twenty dsvs. be published ia
the Srauuron Spectator and M,uinsbnre Gazette,
ewspapers, published in the Western District OF
Virginia, and that said Granthsm & Barnes. and ali
Others concerned in interest. be notified 10 appear
here on Tuesday the 10Th Of January next, 10 show
cause il amy they have, why the prayer OF the said
petitioners should not be granted
Copy-Tes,e,
N. X. TROUT, D. C.
Dec. o. ls42.-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
ITO A ROAST PIG.

Tho Legislature Of South Carolina ad
lourncd on the Goth instant, after ses-
sion of twenty-five days, having passed
q acts and sundry resolutions.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
STOCK OF GOODS
E0R SAFE,

HNHE proprietor Of small Stock of Goods
Il where a safe business of from SIS 600 to
SO 600 can he done, wishes TO dispose If it. The
Goods are al fresh, having been purchased recent
". They will be sold on time, l'y ibe debt beiag
secured, as the object OF the proprietor is mo-
ney particularly, but desire 10 leave Virginia.
For further particulars, inquire at the Gazette
Printing Office.
December 90, I842--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

peace Of nations nor the happiness OF
their kind, and who only consult their
avarice and cupidiiy.
| am, gentlemen, your ob't servant,
!. N. ALMONTE.
Enroy Extraordinary and Minister
Pzenipotentiory of he Repsabkic Of lMerico
10 The u. States Of America.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
M Ar Il 7 = d.

On Thursday last, By the Rev. L. F. Wilson
Mr.. JoHs CorRrEEY, to Mss SARAH JAsE
KFARss al Of his county
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
One Hundred .fcrcs,
LAND AND SAW-MILL
For Fgefsk.

YHSH E undersigned offer for rent the FARM and
H. SAW.MlLL 90 Back Creek, near the Pack
horse road, for one more years, from The lst day
Of April next. The f-fn contains from two to
three hundred acres OF cleared land, most Of which
is good Creek bottom.
The Saw-Mill is in fine order, and one nf the
best and largest in the county. Ii not rented pr
vstely. il will be offered publicly on Saturday the
2lst Of January, the premises.
ROBERT DANIEL, Jr.
ROBERT LUCAS.
December 90. 1912 -4s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
II ra.st Safe.

EpY virtue Of deed OF trust executed by David
ED H. Gorreli. TO he undersigned, trustee, for
the benefit OF Benjamin Bnlry. Jr, and now Of re-
cord in thu County couu Of Rerkery. viii sell at
public suction before the c ,nri -hou-e door in
Mauinsburg, on Moadoy'ae oh IF Janpary me9t,
(beng The frs, day OF Cauft,) oil the rghi, title,
TEllAUE Oh MANDo
in Berkeley County, on the west side OF the Opc-
qoon Greek, and opposite the lanis of forker sud
Snu;hwood, aud adjoining WhiIsncct and others
TERMS made known on d,v Of s,ie.
THOMAS BROWN.
Dc 8, 1912. -5w. Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
FOR HIRE.

a HCMAN 40 IS good copk, washer. &c.
"a anita ToL'NG NAN. who Is = ff,, Ts,s
farm hand
Enquire at the Gazette Office ar Of he snh.cvS
Der WILLIAM GOOD
December IS --3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
NEGROES FOR HIRE AND SALE.

II HAVE FIR hire srs~ral MEN, WOMEN and
II BOYS tos The easuinx yrsr
Al-a for Ssh, tsif ie,se 81 years rseyo NO.
M NJ ard he, ~" Chi,ifrn shr wasnaa % serve
Until he y-ar 1859; ~ hays aae ~ whom i f.sr
years obi ti'e o'irs is monihs Il, serve unti they
sese,sis arrive At the age of % ysais
LEE, jr
Shrrhrrd.iown. Va, Dec vs. --;f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29
TO the Public.
ECONOMY IN FUEL IN "IIARD TIsrEsn

FUNIlE subscribe begs leave TO inform his en-.
a temets friend and the public generally. TINT
be has made arrangements to keep ON band at
cheap prices
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-12-29

Reference is also made, iif any further evidence
il reqHted) 10 Mr.. James Brown. Of the house OF
Brown, brothers & Co., ~ho is acquainted ~i'h
the above particulars, in whose employ the above
named Tuner was FOR number of years.
Prepare II and sold Wholesale and retail, and for
exportstion, b, A. b. SANDS & 90, Duggisf.
and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No, 273 Broad
way, corner of Chambers street, New York.
q. & C. w. DOLL, Agents, (by special APP
poin;ment of the proprietors) for Martinsburg and
vic nifty Price ST. per bottle; six bo,etls for S..
December %. l9f2-y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20
General Printing-BOOks-Pam
Cards-.Bills, sc.
he I'm I'm psphu pe

Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, organized in
this city, ready to print books, pamphlets cards.
bills AMI all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
most moderate terms and fox cash pay ments.
This Office we have fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have area
dy executed work the Of several thousands
dollars end still busy printing fthe beau
tul articles ever issued from the press Lady Maya
zine allied the ARTr printed in this Office and
acknowledged to be the beautifully printed magazine
in the country. The beautiful typography of the New
YoRx LANCET is well known.
All applications for printin will be made Ma JosErH
ELLIOTT the Manager at ie Office of the Hercld-or up
stairs the printing Office, entrance 81 Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD GENERAL PRINrirG OrrrcE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New YoRK. Goth Sept. lS42
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-20

the conversion of the 81 per Cents Reduced and New 81
per Cents was now carried through capital OF f2i2,
oo5o2 there would doubt be the capital
OF the national debt o. several millions with saving
OF fi0ooooo in round numbers on the annual charge.
This is undisguised reputation. Notwithstanding that
the has undoubted right the stock being
redeemable at pleasure, to pay of whenever il is
ally able to do So in long of prosperity CAPT
tai In the ordinary way Of business had
to permanently reduce the rate ofiner point which
would carry through the convenience it might be done
without rejecting upon the good faith of the government
butwhen the government operating through its paper
machine, takisg advantage o. the exclusion Of foreign
stocks from its market the absence of all demand for
money for mercantile purposes floods the country with
paper money for the express purpose of reducing the
oil interest it is bodfaced and unprncipled reputation
more gross and more wicked than any which has taken
place in this country. Tie reduction of per cent from
the dividends under Sir Robert Pees BILL essary
measure, based upon the plea of poverty The reduction
is ono Of the juggling swindling tricks of the paper sys