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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
NOTICE RI-pTURED PERSONS.

N-pr 4 g. HULL. No Nesey .'fr~i' N'lo- - - G -
New York-Ps-~nn> an ted With Rupin. 'l"f
mon the besi r..--reual al the word anofl', on
r,,,on n, M o,iic. .Nesey street. New iofk ol
s numerous AGENTS ~ tir hiel towns oi tl' HN'
Parent. ntu.; careful To EXAMINE ne nae = 80
III d. Trus.es 20 see II thry arr On '7r>N hf NI-
,sr,rg None other genuine Or 20 he rrnee i '' 80
Dr Han guarlniees cures 10 all other" - No i'.iN l
al ,rJ rer1ancn, - A. 70 preclude he reccsiY ~ "a"
ior ans trus. whatever. the money sivanced sfri.i
he ynraion of the i.n specified for ihr cure, "l''''
,,-s.s liz M 9furs NAV have made toward Grad r'i
Children uDlelNvclve year. unisrr'aIi! ,l.rH 'l-
1Lsr ,,n.n.e than the cost 0f the Iru>s 1h' li .
"a. besn un,i-- progressive practical np)s~1fl W h
nan twenty wear, pas ~ D.. Huif' ffu'' "fi' '' -
,o, brought u a yilr Of unuyaed perfection
Wany frpaci erou. agents have undertaken - N'Nl
,o-s =, n Vuir. celebrated Hinge an Pv" fl'' N'
sa,y sni :. IL retention of Rupture< Iir iHli't",
IN. r,., of--th.y are made bv UD>Aiui 80 .r'' N'
.b,,-s and are no better han ~ ordinary u' ' '
n4'A'" AMOS q. HrLI CO
Dr. Hlg ha.si tls request ~ several rf>p'1 il.f
AN. fitted rr. a rom exc i1>yelv .o Lls~> DIV
ate nee from ti business trVa inifut Al N 10y
s IN cprs,au, attendance. 20 apply Tra>s'> ana
r.aFff
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
CRlNNELL MlNTURN, Is South-s st

- Hi.N iisiYf hl4N Nv 20 Goull-Sl'
II Iase n...a
>.-l'lus Copue---a, cas-, Eac ,h from II 70 - ~.
lrH1. DO tal. Pm ..u vel. a--1-iei.
Tia Flfs-l'N boxes a.-1r. .d.
FHl..-f = r-if ool .bs B.1-k TIA
Z. Po..-in El.l.l. ~. i5o. lS- and go gallons
Ioan Irons .0n, assorted
I0w-in r~rr Teefh alI 80 'ryellOs.
E.n Clftt--ss. nes. r~..- -rt-n.
tr-f Io,e. B-1w Hawai-. do '0o bbl. Brazil.
k-..a 80 fHi0o0 piece, - ant ~ lncL bleachei l
iHri. k-,-4 Ravens Dllh-So pieces biesched.-
Rl--. >f.err- ---I ItIe. l,-schrl and unbieached
to D aa-r---i1. pale, .u0er or quality.
l1 Cr..-ci hlie> E-,lrf-l.
fa e. R1re-lNN cob. &c.
Nltlsr--. rl-b. p-I. OI.hr1
f.r.l.- P.r---i1 ha r, sl f..l % debeutgrs.
>1.-'. .. ff rec
hrrH u-lI r4.s, ft.H.se.
...Y--.. casa. Nruil..
I.T.lr.a -s-f, f-' la..s.
fs-.e-.lfI mats 1ia ~ Ca~>.
~If- cases Germs.
ie.f.n r. -ri. lrtsd.
N.fe f .-i. r.-e- Also,
- i-r rr.rt a. cana Slk~
y lc. : Han fAsrrl.-i,--i r7se -
Mlfr P.tl..s---n -1-e. 81 lath
p - -sf us-5 to q tlis.
3 .srk .lrs.Hfs-l case.
C-f1- >f.ars..-g cases embroidered. ie2n
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- FOR SALE-The three story Brick

u uDI 81 AND LOI OF bN'll NJ NJ.
MarLet>treet between Madison aud Henry-'reot, TIE
Lot 25 by SO feet the House 3 by q feet win = inch
walls bul by days work under the superniendencs OF Nr
George Ireland. There ten IRE places in s House.
sven OF VII ch hnied with marble chimney pieces.
There IS dry cellar undo The whole pavea and et
into several apartments. hreprOo ashhoue under tie
kitchen nrs place and the whole IN complete order The
premises may bs every day between he hours OF Il
and 2Oclock. For further parilsaiars apply tO
f2f GRINNFTi. NlN1tfRN co. 7 Slg'l. street.
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- TO LET-The largc Room ON tie

second floor OF the College oi Physician, and ~ur-
eNn, ~ Croshy->rer. known 4, the College Hall The
Room s well lighted and ventilated. ant ha, small Room
opening upon the rostrum -, convenient place o meet
ing for publ worship. or for Lsrary A~0c atoms The
Room may 10 seen at any ta" on Application ~ the J.
tor For further particulars apply to T. WATTS, Jr. li2
nsrcer.sireet g-,u
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F.sG rAcH w,y 25CENrs.

Tie boat will be- Icc0upHf rI by ot fisherman gf4
acquainted viii fi' Fishing Gr1u. g. Bat iuu ,ici A.
excellent Rani oi Muse engage lo accompany ths iosL
R'if,,hnieni, o me- hr, quality 'grl,h'd on bOsr eta
\ ch1uh-r-maiJ wl attend ~ fie sd's aui Children
capt Gould pl,dst, hui.e lr pair. shall be- .pl-sd
o. gse ,lt.iacton aJi makc tl,.a Excursions. BON ge.
>frt an agreeable 10 ttos~ ho vii hogr him with ter
patronage.
The Public are assured ia' the Superior vii To>iseir
lrayr o1 ' ahoge days throughout hc season. % i~ g~f
To- 4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

Ant l. Soustair. de Ia Tcrrc- =, l7S8a I7j y1r NJ
GE0R6Is DVv.- iRecoieyl sns of The Re - of Ter
ror irom l7s7 TO 1916, by VI. GEaScEs OVAL rars
ltOmeS lSll-2
fer This be effected change whcl L. Cl-rc pro
perry notices a. Of great importance to tar consolidation Of
the monarchy Hhlcrto ie prnc a ,rongh ms had been
held by governors for lie; be swept al stroke
Offices "a dangerous time when The Dooy could stu
Struggle The throne and substituted governors " h~e
short 10 allow heR 10 be other Than the ser
yauts OF the Executive.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
GOVERNOR or RHODE ISLAND.

li..-fsnf i~,tm09ylf lrt.er proof !, required ~
s.rl -f- fIr nf flf r.f ehie f1re Dr. Siafh wealth
ar. Urri.r f'.Er tnf nllwIH- 0rmueraton from NE
Hon. 4I " kHF, Tnfrfrfi o the state u' Rhode si-
ari irtu fe Testimony 10 sub,tauiaie beyond
rr,c 0- l.t r1t entirely ~ re he iita that tins pO
trnt fenci, -le wits 3D." many u,ele,, and DANGEROUS
nl.t0n. NhD. a-c paf D. the public merely tor the
Pleas, r,ld the following s,1cmens communicated to
t'e under, -rel by H., EVcell, ucv, under date OF
JOHNSTON. Jan. %, 1872
VI Ciarl-, D.e-. IT, VI dear >r-Your communca
yesterday asking uy opinion of D.. >trkweather's
IIeHatc t'r ha, been received this morning. In reply
u0 tr-r rafsring. have Rad too much rea-
.Hl .-..se f'1t rur-r-i l, meu viii often palm upon
f.e-|e rf.I, ti.r useless n not dangerous nostrum,
fI- tr IKE r -a.f. To- which takes up that mppft
f.f ar critical rrrHirf tue without producing any good
rI.sf. ahen 0L.va. perhaps. proper remedies would
have Hrer r. amt ruc suffering and d,ire,, prevented
tn~ 'ff .fs..ul ls-. Lof u.ri ueu FEELING my,e and
re>-tf.; hut lsyr- atu ~ ctri 0r the ia,t years
lI ..lr, ifr -.ie ani chest. uncomfortable and
...l DISTRESS p1.l aHd som-ui At alarming and from
nH.H O.Il eet only temporary rer lsers fortunately
notices. t..r al.trf tnt OF Yt medic In question.
H1t been .e.l1 hay witt D. >iarkweather and had
fI lG4 0a- AMI ufllae acq. ,ntalcr when W. were
Frer- neH. .lri uy hHoN rdgeoi nm thought him
....i -e 'o rg D. >ti... ffi. Hepa.lc & Elr, and
t. -. e.s nHH .'.sse Hy-eii t0 ne euIlri, cured
u.t t.rtri -ay O. yuI laI con, Ter it ~ gleat
ftae cer Hy tuA -t' discovery oi great public n-
10 -t bottle took gave ns much relief which regu.
.r.F .s..ei lrtl Lai tss-n,S bottles, when d.
ct ICED 2. having n1l. God u0 further use or il at pre-
~iMI. " KING
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c,NDS'S REMEDY FOR THE SALT

y RlFI-M - Wsrrauisd On clre'-->7t khei Do i'l-
-. Tef,er >-,f Heal Ba-i-r, 0r jackson lt-H E-ze
p-isss P-lmar. and Other .'asfs 1f h~sb .n ~ 'tf
-ers nv ar eiie-'ra.v clre hy fie lse 1i
~ ,.e aI'n,. .ea.e. without latr- ifst % tHt Hi
be l.rsct.1a. attended f0. Tn- -a77-stI. -'
NJ Ibis remedy r ruf x i.-'l-'s Hi i'r 'F.a =
b.. ~.-..par..Is b.. -.c1rlai-r's. 'l Pa. l..i '.r'
lr p. = tar.f. ,i ihl0s 1lf --7i1 f.' .... a.
-,l tar rst.rr cr tl. ~alaiv externally NJ 'r sl.
Time, eni reIg .I al -ait, b. .fou Tie 81 ,i 1 ~
perfectly uafmlre +" i, 'tf pa '.', ...- 't
vth safety eyen to itt IAN l. iAe irn7, o..
mon. 0. .'s efICsoF are tails received. a.iN
sr- -..-of,I .nr y-1..c-i.oa. "sios ii -
'sr md OF every csuad Qcfsln o. IL eh-4 81
'' Ian escaped ,l ihe .aa at ay te'..-.-;'s
Me-. Et',1-. Oleo. fI- most IoltlsoaIc .f 'n
.b.ci rlsa p, .,be B, 1 tea.ed ,tIt. aal 1I-f'- t E
remedies usually nroftd .lr rraiot ~ 10 iei n'
saru ,haa yoo fftr her-ta.a-e. ior twenty f'a,. r
-r.-e or ... p ,ied sHn ftat '0seara'e t0i disgust
. .es.e 0t ia. - 81 - ttf. t'U.. ''
,.gy ra,.. l.t rl the. rrr-Gr rfI '' t' i- a. .l
-,.rsr. and OF ,ar0u. popular remedies yet n'ser
.o5-d ,uv fg benefit .g0u ANY tfrr f'' Ni' DONG
'- d.. .. -a,,. f.,,,,' q. announce f1 .a1.-
ne bIi hni 'iN ,.iTf - -,...,.. ,....I .... t..
tsia- u.e,i fte toSas 1i tlr Remedy. II of
their -arss rar 1 syrup. vs. r.f.' .if tl-t4 PVT.
though .f F. rnp 0tfr $3.50 fsa.- f-0. t-'f 100 81
tom OF ''e '''' rnHIP BROWN
N.,-. AB.kD >auf.. G.al-I cerIv uat .at.
1e.n cure. oi ie >a.s Rttlm "i irn ''s.' ''''tn-
ue NJ var Es-...y tni syrup of >ar,ara l, fad N'
every per.on troubled VIII ii' tf' ai'.- pr f
orni ele'i rl.l o1 ue alI VIII al SIS lt'H, u'i l.-
Ann NNklA riBALis
ResIeuce l04 Nt.-au-'iretf, store 10 rlior',-
Nrw-Yo-a June 8. lsfH.
Pre1ar,.i luI ,olt Wlo.--eie srt retail "
\ q. u. SANDS. D-lgC.s,
NJ. ~ aui lln Fuion-,trett
sold also bv william B-own i3l Wasi n-i1p--frest ni
" FoWle - Prlnrr-.ir-rf. Boston; Joseph Earle -
Providence r. l.. +. ". Boil. Hartford. Ct: D.. u. ".
Naffirv.on N9r0 .rh. Ct H. Rsvi. Co.. An7rt. +.
Tr.veti >on. PoJgtsCspse J. Gorlan sal = toN'.,
Newhuryh y Y. Dr Dat % Jane. 90 Sag'h 7 .i-.f..-
Philadelphia; G. y. Taylor. BALTIMORE. aud nv D --.
generally ai. Ac rr1c pal cite. aui ct.ei towns M it
I-ntet ~afes. PIlce =. Nln IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
e asTA1FNI>LANDfERRY
go &FOR NFWBuRGlI-Laad-
. &c aGRAND EXCURSIONS

Sr.--- slrrs-J for tlc F.shl. G.nL, 90 Stniy llolk
eycrs Tu,sl.g ADD Frls. d..i. f0. Tie large
,nl 5ommoi ~. ,',amboat SUPfhioG Capt JOIN Gould.
again iU rsaiae.. aud N .rfu-s irr r,.Ulr ps
'or ihe season on FRIDAY morning. Nav Sh. .ng lf
pier 10t ~ 'hami.r =, at o', X. llrIIDul .I past
p Ttrai-,t pat p Per y. 81, o. 4arnrk. Nlr,ff.
street l,t qHcIock Cffhsrr..t Ferry. BnDkigu pa,i
. AMI Pier No. y. H. psH O'Clock. landing al fon
Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
c.p. eOpPOSITION line for Al.

S.sSsx hsrv landing ~ u.. ooi gf hamnn.
- r-,-1-- Pl..I.. ...r..e X f.HI f'"' Z a u
.-i H..i~ln.-Cau1 fi,,ale o." D. r, DrtA F'>oe
+ IIf Gents ...,...... =, . =,
The .prr l.' steamboat A>iilN' ~. ''i
-. d, D i.-,. fl. Prr A. OBJ. f0oi X ..e.-.f-.efif
ltlnv s,-ry To,~af. TA--.ny as >ii1niii -i
O'clock. 2. VI
t.,,r ,l,.V f,rt nr i.tIr. ,'-ff hr Nre,N nrk ssV
N.,.t,v M,t.... s,. ...I .st. af ic Slick. z. VI.
80 pa>.a-e CO freight apply Cl ho, rrn
u H. MARIN, d.. " 81 s,rrci
Fr.irlttakeu cr thf m0.t r.l. .H... irfHl'
~ I,f--h steamboat Brril at n ..rn ,,re. Pr "a
- ~ ...... "A ,.I.n.t.v
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
DRESS BOOTS-Lates, French style

The subscriber resDeciiuiy invites The cruz t'
New York ant ,;ranger.s I'm t cy io ea!, ~
ton. street. ami examine assortment ~ Di'>,
made n tie Attest Spring ahon. and 90 %, ih'' Fe'
Calt>ka. .
Gentemen can have Boctsmade io ofder in 'l' o, .'
nor a -, iallar, per par warranted equal u any ma a
seven doar> and halt. and The uu'icssn"d iN'>
ng of tie feet and keep lasts or each Gust met %" can
,nre an easy yet handsome ht- ...
Constantly on hand Fashionable B'0',, AT N' i''"
uc reduced prices 1890. -.
>klu boots. sIi''ii y
r,It - ........... ! V'to q iN
Hall Boots. .t"''''
Callers. f''.'s''. t'''~ =,
Pump, and = pper.. Ac. &c proporuonanF is,..
Terms Cash on Delivery JOHN / VA ihiNN
r,vlO IA Fudnn't h.tvecu Nassau snd Dutch
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
U,uF TGUSSES and SUPPORTERS :

arD~ HulFs invention continue lo rrcf' ~ ny f',.
,,,ercnc, Fnr twenty year. past have enr'1'"i N'
Trl,.., Dr. Hull "a ih success. Tie supp Ter W. |
,snfsd m 1881 bv the D. " th my advice snd srrf.hi E
and am happy AZ that ( . tN'eFes attI Ir' DID ~
-oue a. " .ii as boz uIis country. .,. ,,.,., =. -
A.. VI IL. t.4i N.l im
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"a FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm Of

- 50 very choce Land. IN Rorlani Comfy
y y all under good gsie Of cultivation ard ~- Grcei
vh handsome stone fences. There tie Farm a rood
Orchard. snt 40 neverfang stream OF wa',r. The
land well adapted 10 grazing raising or all Ani, OF
produce.
Also Farm of i00 = choice La'ds. alonag tlc
above. With good Buildings, Orchards Sc &c
The above Farms are about ~ mile. from the city near
the Hudson RIVER and will he sold AZ bargain For
further particulars apply 10 WI ITLER.
Jyli 2"' l.s Na.sal-sf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
q FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains -

.-~ Fer sae exchange, - tractS Ot handsome Land
containing l15 acTss each, sph Of superior qualify.
tered with hne Streams aBd covered with ur 2 suca
white OAK hickory beach, walnut marte and sycamore
The so : adapted 70 wheat catN Dbacco
- eei and lr.,h potatoes The above lsnis viii sd a
reduced pTce- aLd efuss tJ suit they ID b-
changed for almost any Kind If merchandise F1s a,ps
diagrams and PARTICULAR, apply to
nl N A. z. SMITH. 3 Ilncr.. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
!. -. nNEWARK q NAN YORK

, - = NV MN = NV VNN
-. syssSl@.z Fare only ~. orn'> 1r' .plewsi a
conuN,s1ou, ,1rlner PA>SAlC. CAPT john 6aty. bong
sonp.tey and e,e g7ndy rctr 'l loumri's Lfr r'se.
lar trlis Tor the T.lr4ay March lp-leavng a.
follows.
Foot of Barclay St y York, c.0tre Wharf. Newark.
Az 10 o'clk 4. -. foclAP.N. 4 = rlk ~ y lcki
On Slnilvs the Pa,a viii leo, NrV-NorL at 10 +. "
and p M.-ieave Nrwa-. 1t u 4 VI. : d. pc.nrk. NJ
- Freight O: evey ir.cnpuon carlie' a very r,l I'd
y.,r> ms ON
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
q SPLENDID FARM-Ii5 Acres for

- sale or Exchange. IN tbe tO~n oi Huntington l.. T.
8 ml.s from BROOKLYN. from Norihp1r Landing. nom
'aby lon station Long Island Railroad Buildings. fnc,.,
Ind water, rOais. Or Ing aud fishing fr.t rate stock
rop,. utensils AMI possession be- bat u reqn re-! th
h- farm. part Of the land with the .mprlyru~nl.
Ippy ~ Pearl STREET W.T. gs+
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
- 80 .pFoprF'SIlVF FOR Al

.y--,.ss--: :--z. 8ANh -.h In..n."'F r'- 'aa.
Ttr NoETu NMFgIt Ac'p. i' .es.~ lsl,.
.f.r ..- .nl ......r fHr. .. 1. 'nDI'rs
IT, trIrNBf' Crr' . ? 'r0N .... "el,a,
.,, ,ri Vnrr. ~ aN .-f.nru.. sf r
-. pa..,.. or r,..' tsp,y b.. r. C>.aa.' aithe e..
.. liie AArr. .. .rr .u board
NB 4. KIDD, ol rnfsrr .. "fy az iif nd q 4,
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ce~ ,NOR\ING LINE fOkN.

S-z.,ssg gANb TROY, 80, .nts1.s,. .a,, l,,.
oSs-s''' ,.I.srti r.e- .qrf HI 2 Bl-c.lV 81.
'rrr ns.-r.,s,re ge'0ho'f TROY. Csut 4 rta,
rb lFri,l,I NorH 2. Il f-'es
.,.,. A. ..r-.,.ir, st.s.I .,sf ~ 3 An. Can } G.
Inn. T,uo.lo,, ,ThIr.it)I MDr,ng. a. 1'c.o,A
yIr p.,>s.e, Apply Il ,n" o'i"r. '.i srcsys,rry q,
hla~i.
,. tf1.r .-ni of Property. fi~fn. 81. n1sf or 3ti =,
@ ,s naaf r,n.t h. at to- r.k oi .- oNarr, of vi
......t t-...-..f az B r. ..rf- -s. A..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
c.- sFVENlNG LINE Of Steam.

H.. ,-rr- SOuTH AMERICA Rnrf-'. an.
Vlr.ty. wc1re,i1y anl tr.'F a ', m .rles.
rt, r-,...r. ROCHESTER,. Car- \ =. iora an,
... above r.er Tu-, y. THl~, ~ hr1 SAT- ly A.I.
..rr.. a. O'Clock.
To- .cfesr d.t south An'r.1 M rN 20 '-. 'a,
. "a. v.N tu.I un ari .gr .Iei ufr ,.lfr rIor,
r, .- sr,ri 1rI a.cou.motlton' a. so' .--9a'- BY
any hrat. nr f.s rH"-.
Pi>>s- sr bv 'l' L.'e OFF '0a' WI pr 2" n', pr =,
,.',n. II ar-;.r l.e ios ..e fr.t rar o c'r' .of o.
=, 40 ar.l M+.f
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

kE FOR SALE-That very desirable plat
@ OF GROUND situated n the corner Of Laght ar1 Var
* streets fronting on - John. Park being ~ tr.f,
ncbp> on aghi.,Jreet. and IS feet Narrh, with tr
Church thereon. For particulars enquire Of JOSEPH
,fEEKS, No. II Beech, o.
~ n SAMI- ROOME l2l waagr G.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
- FOR SALE OK EXCUANGE.-

The cottage buit lI0l.c ani Stable on north west
.0rntr OF Filth avenue auI 1jlh street ia il o.
lamentsd With asp pump nrdr uf dcof' e-H't
minute. wax from the Ralrpsd. For further pau rtr-
nan - of J. I J. W LENFRlDGE, lA Che ry-,t y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
p towers or our County.
RICHARD WILNOr HALL, ". d.

Il Tis--n..o - r. Du.a,e \ D late Professor o Che
OIL t-, Id Lie University uf MARYLAND. state Geoog>l,
N- RALrtNoEE. Jan n. l342
D. " : Love haviHr submitted 90 me2 Vaoi hi, Negs
t.a sir 1r Obj. curf Intermittent tcVcr,, ard made
1rai.r. with OBJ" ingredients ttat enter - conpo>
H0U. ...' OF uH.c. recognize member, oi thr matera
neI.t,. recommended or their isbutnge prnperucs.
ir recommend 10. Use in te case, assigned oN INN
:. -r CONS. fu-u- t, Elixir are moreover. cowbinrd
fr-n- 1 ihs regIi-ton. 90 90" ar ihey VIII douo''N
.evrr4i.y contribute d tie des.f,d result -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

ENtl ln " Kty0Iut0u Ii>ti L was 1T arI0nr f,Ir
td.fs and Their D0Ac, ;ha, n, PRIV eyed order, coui
= % u' ea'i ~ asa intellect cl Eeerir'>-t v1, .e fa 2
Maary and CaIales ,pr,-,i lie ~ r.. tt. ct
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29
Ell ROPE GOODS.

The New York Express OF 2Isi instant saws:
"A very considerable amount OF European
hoocs have recently arr, cd in this CRY which
Nil be returned without being landed this Is N
consequence Of the Tauti Il - 10 be regretted
that any loss incons eulente should accrue 10
ind!Nicuafs, but II Is serious ta the country
The Importations here for several wears have
been much lurEer than have been required par.
'tcu.arjy at French Goods; and much larger also
than the country was able 10 pay for. Notwlth.
standing Silks have been brought out. at lower
and lower prices, sach the importers have ailep-
ed were most ruinou-, stil ihey have continued
10 come. The cheaper The he more flmsy
The texture; and m tins way have had tho
poorest tra>h put I'll with all The finish aud ap>
Pcarance ot a genuine coed article The indus
try ot The country has been long taxed To paw tor
atiic'os OF neither use nor nectssitN. and IL Will
not be Di any real loss to the COUNTY, therefore
II we have n cessation al such goods for rea-
sonabIc tmc Gene The country IS fas, re-
covering from thls excess of imports and If there
should be pause II would prove lasting bene-
fiji"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

Of Young men had lately boaud themselves (pcr-
haps 30 GA tE.) that neither would marry young
lady who could no, spin; and, in one instance,
they had carried the matter so far, TO make II
a sine qua non, that the young lady must have
small beginning of sheets, table linnen, towels
and other IItlo eiceteras, Of her spinning
preparatory 10 the nuptials. Though, as said
above, this seem carrying the matter too far.
II is ccrisinIv indicative Of better times; and a
man who cord fotbear TO love, cherish. aud hon
ar such wife, should have--not white
y. \.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

\ BIRD CAUGHT \ CLAM On Tuesday last,
as genti.mnD WIS sailing along tho margin
OF Horn Pond, MasSach etts, he o-pied king
fisher Nuterug IN the bushes; pulling his skIti
towards hun, he found the bird he'd fast hy "A
fresh water clam.-The fisher had thrust his
beck between the valves of the clam and Tho
clam, indignant at such treatment, used his
muscular power ana held him fast, In this sltua-
uCn, both clam and bird were bken 10 the house
where they seen by great number o.
visitors. For three hours the king fisher fiut,er-
cd and screamed, hut the clam was memorable
and would not let hlm 60. AT las, The klRc fisher
conquered, for the clam being removed from his
element, lost his strength. end the bird was al
lowed go free, and rapidly flew away into The
woods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

Walter Cotton. one Of the oldest chnplaina in
the navy, and for some time past. one af the Eli
tors Of The Philade lphia North American has
received preremptory mandate from Mr.. T. Ter
10 qnEt that paper forthwith While he supported
he President, not n word was said; that he
ventures 10 condemn him. raj Their. his conduct.
the tyran oriers bun TO retire, or leave the navy
Mr. Cotton. 20, wishing to leave his pos, IN the
navy, has left the North American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

DEMocRaTIC MEETING.--On Saturday last, c.
cordiog To previous notice, the great Democratic
meeting came off The roncoursc Of people wns
not ereat "a expected. owing, we suppose, TO n
grea, many holding back for the ooh. Messrs
4 Hen and Weller addressed the Injecting IN tho
afternoon at the public square, md Mr.. Fisher
in the evening the Confi House, The suite c 1,
of the Tariff. Dayton Tran
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

'THE SrARrANs In the year Of
orr Lord Sii, when Mr. John Is Ter has retired
to the shades Of Nrglnia, we may expect 10 find
recorded the door plate Of his house The fol-
lowing affecting epitaph: stranger! tell Your
frlerds that | am living here ia obedience 10 the
will Of the American PeopIe."-N Y American
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

CRoroN W ATER CELEBRATIoN.--The Common
Council OF n Y have selected The | ith ct DC.
tober rs the day to celebrate the in,roduc ION of
the Croton water. The authorities of the neigh
boring cities IL lie invited, aud The process
SION Will exceed any thing seen IN this country
for years. $4,000 have been appropriated by
the corporation 10 dcTay the expense.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

The VIRGINIA BANks.--The Petersburg In>
teIlIcencer says--The work Of resumption has
thus far gone smoothly with our Banks, and
from what can learn, with the other Banks
of the Commonwealth. There has been but n
small demand for specIc--and there seems 10 be
a general confidence IN tho ability Of the Banks
TO meet oil their engagements.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

The anniversary of The baltic Of Lake Ere
celebrate on the 10Th INST, at Providence
with great spirit. The Indies presented n stan
dafd to the military who had Turned out lately 10
defend the State. On II was this beautiful motto
GUARD GIFT YOU THE CIyTRs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

Captain Talcou, IN letter to Mr.. Webster
describes the character Of the land lately IN dis
pule between The UnIted States and Great Bri-
tain as being mostly poor. For the most part,
he SAYS ii Is not worth ownIng-the SOIL sterile,
and the timber upon II siInied and vuluecss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

'ToBAcco CRoP OF MIssoURI--The receipts Of
tobacco at this port amount TO S.JlS hhds, this
season. OF this amount 6,s14 hhds-. came down
he Missouri, and /. Oil down the Mississippi
In addition to this Il is est:fna ted that 300 hhds
have been shipped ~ large boats that assembled
The rivers, when comparatively high. to receive
their cargoee, of which account has been ia
ken here, the shipments were made directly
10 \. Orleans-making an aggregate Of lois
hhds brought dowE tho Mississippi and Missouri
this season; and a, least 1000 bids, remain 10
be brought down. OF the quantity grown 5uth
and S0uih-wes, Of 81. Louis We have no satsfac
torv accounts. but II cannot fall short Of 1000
hhds.: and It that estimate IL not too high The to-
hacco crop Of Missouri in ISL amounted to ID,
600 hhds-, averaging ! 300 lbs and at $40 per
hid, constituted an aggregate value Of $500, 900.
The crop for the present year Will probably a
noun to -, 900 hhds. and be worth about = :
600 900 10 two or three wears from this date.
Missouri must be the largest tobacco growing
State in the Union.-St. Louis Reporter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

The TrSu'ine Coarent The Massachusetts,
Legislature have refused 10 inquire intothe Ursu-
line Convent affair with view TO pay for tho
loss accustomed by the riots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

Firstly, Mr.. Tyler is not candidate.
Secondly, Mr. Tyler may not design to be
candidate. Mddisonian.
Thirdly, Mr. rs Ter Is not fit 10 be candidate.
Fourihlv, Mr.. TYLER would stand no chauce
If he were a canjldate.-Ta. Telegraph
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-29

HoRRIBLE--A Child Deroured by Rnts!--The
Plttsburg Chronicle states that abpu, ten DAYS
since, girl mon tbs olf, which had been let
for a short time IN n cellar kitchen, bv It's Their,
who resided 90 Coal lane, was attacked By a largo
rat which so mangled one OF lis arms as 10 cause
ITS dcat on Wednesday last,