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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02
Saddle & Harness Making.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
= old customers in Brandon and vicinity.
that be continues the above business al his
Shop which is situated one door west Of the
Cabinet Shop, and directly in front of the
dwelling house Of John COnaat. ESQ, where
he will keep constantly on hand, or make to
order, at Short notice, the following articles !:
Saddles, Brides, .Martiagals, Trunks, Garnet
Bags, and Valises, Of erery kind - Brass
and .Silcer mounted C5ach and C,o
Harnesses, Brass, Sitces Japaaned.
and Plated Harnesses, of all
kinds and Prices. .dlso
CopperJNdiled TFao-
cling Trunks,
Portfolio
Trunks,
Whips Lashes, Sc. &c.
Customers and The public generally are
assured that they can do as we'll here with
ready cash as anywhere else in the vicinity.
All kinds Of produce and wood received
Liberal credi: 10 responsible customers.
II. DANIELS.
Brandon, Dec Is, 1S41. 14:f
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02
Jew DaVid's or Hebrew Plaster

a N invaluable Compound for cure Of Scrodu
n lous affections, Kings Evil, ILfammatory
and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all cases where
seated pain weakness exists. For sale as above.
E. w. CAPRON & CO., Agents for the State,
to whom all orders must be addressed, at Roeh-
ester n V -.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02

The value Of these and other miscell-
aneous articles must reach about fony-miI-
lions Of dollars. The products Of manu-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02

CONVERSION TO PoPERY.-Two sons
Of the Rev. Or. Cox, OF Brooklyn, N. Y
have recently been ordained as Catholic
Priests. Mr.. Van Brugh Livingston. Of
the Episcopll Church, has also united
with the Catholcs.-I
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
lgilr g.misc EknMiC.

As the season Of travelling approaches
we would call the attention Of our South
Western friends to the great superiority
which the recently completed chains OF
rail road in New York and Massachusetts
have given TO the Lake Route from the
valley of the Mississippi to the Atlantic
cities. Chicago is about 90 miles from
the head of navigation on the Illinois and
within about two days journey Of the
Mississippi river, Regular lines Of post
coaches equal, perhaps, to any in the L.
Mon, will convey passengers from the
main points on those rivers to Chicago,
over smooth prairie roads and through
delightful country, many portions of which
are exceedingly picturesque. On reach
ing Chicago they will at all times find
steamboats,, entirely unsurpassed in speed
and elegance of accommodations, which
will take them TO Buffalo IN four days.
New York or Boston can from thence be
reached in from one and half to two
days, the whole distance being travelled
if desired by rail road or steamboat, with
the exception Of forty miles. From Ba-
tava, in New York, to Boston there is a
continuous line Of rail roads of about 500
miles. Travellers will thus perceive that
they can go to Boston or New York by
way Of Chicago from st. Louis with only
1870 miles Of stage travelling and in about
eight days. The trip through the Lakes
from Chicago to Buffalo during warm
weather on board Of one of our staunch
and beautiful steamers is one of uneQuail-
ed interest, as both our Southern and Eas-
tern friends who have made it have inva-
riably acknowledged. 1t should be borne
in mind that the Falls of Niagara and Sar-
atoga Springs, the two great points of
fashionable resort for the summer, are I'M
mcdiatoly upon this route.-Chicaso ~
merican.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08

The esprit Of the Times published at Batl-
via, Greene county, y. !" gives the following
particulars Of act Of cold blool,d atrJciiy per-
potratcd at Byron, on the lC,h u.,.
4 young man, by the name Of Benjamin
/. White, having, for several years past,
had a grudge against his father, on account
of not being put in possession Of a portion
of property, determined to satiato his
revengctul feelings by numbering both his
father and stcp-moIhcr White came up
TO the house as his parent was entering
the door; he took hold Of his coat collar,
pulled him about so as TO face him, took
pistol from his pocket, and shot him just
under the shoulder He then threw him
down and commenced beating him with
the butt of the pistol. The stepmolhcr
immediately ran to the assistance Of her
husband, and had the presence Of mind to
reach down and pick up the pistol (Which
had fallen in the ARRAY and was rising
up, when she perceived the murderer
drawing another from his pocket, which
lie aimed at ucr-and she escaped her
husbands fate only by throwing up her
arm and divcrling the aim Of the pistol,
which was fired, but without effect. The
young man then made for the woods, but
was pursued by number Of our citizens
and arrested in three or four hours. In
speaking Of tllc murder TO one of his cap
tors, he said, IL don't know whether |
killed the old man or not, but | meant 10
i took good aim ~
| have seen letter written to his father
last winter, which abounds in more abus-
i've, outrageous, and impious language,
than ever saw condensed into an equal
space. He closes the letter with this:
$50, fare yc well for the present, YOU con-
tcmptibIc OLD jackass, and spawn Of an
adder White is safely lodged in cur
miserable and rickcty old Jail.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
"A the estate Of Timothy L0,cry, de-
ceased, are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the probate justice OF the
peace in and for Kendall counJ, at his
Office in Georgetown, in said county, on
the second Monday in April, 1912, when
and where the subscriber will appear for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against said estate.
GRIFFIN SMITH,
Administrator.
Georgetown, Feb. q, 1912. 40--Gw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nn..ce.

4 Ii persons having claims against
"a the estate Of Christian H. Ciarlas,
deceased, are hereby notified and request
ed to attend before the Probate Justice OF
Lasalle county, at his Office in Ottawa,
in said county, ON the 18th day Of April,
a. D. 1912, when and where the subscri-
bcrs will appear for the purpose Of sott-
ling all claims against said estate.
JOHN HOFFMAN, Adm'tor,
JULIAETTE CHARLES, Ad.
ministra,rix Of said estate.
March %, 1872. 42--av
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
UNIFIED STATES 0p AMERICA A.:

District CoYri ojHc UHicd SUITES,
with and FIR &e District # H.aois.
In The matter of the petition of Nathaniel
Pariey, Of the town Of Ottawa, in the
county Of LasaIc, in the state of llIino-
is, to be declared a bankrupt and to be
discharged from his debts.
M Office is hereby given that Ma
" lhaniel purley Of Ottawa, in the
county of Lasalle, in the state of Illinois,
has filed his petition in this court, to be
declared bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts under the act of Congress
in such case made and provided, and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the 9th day of June next
at the court room in the city Of Spring
field in this District as the time and place
for the hearing Of said petition. All per-
sons interested may then and there APP
pear and show cause if any they have
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated ibis 9Th day Of April, 4. D. 1912.
PETERS, LELAND 81 SwIrT,
46--2w Solicitors for Petitioner.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
One Cent Reward.

+ , UNAWAY from the subscriber, re-
NO sidingnoar Ottawa, LasalIe county,
on or about the l2th of March ult., an in
dontcd boy named John Kuntz. He is
about II years old, and rather small for
his age. MI persons are forbid harboring
or trusting him on my account, as | am
determined Is pay no debts of his conrac-
ting. II. lIlGBY.
April 6, 1912. 3w.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
IiY OLE TlrE IaNrA CrrL

4 lone Indian came from the far distant "
To seek for aud weep DER his people at rest IL.
And weary he wandered over mountain and plain,
Notamound was there lelt--and he sought them
in vain.
Like the wolf am hunted away from my home,
From the pniries and forests Ionce loy'd to roam
My warriors have fallen, and my people are gone,
And their once naughty chicltain now wccp5 them
alone.
Thenthc prairics were like to garden Of flowers,
They WED with the choicest ofart's fairy bowers;
And their fragrance was swec,cr than Eastern
perfume
But the 'Palciaces' came, and they died in their
bloom.
And the forest trees echoed the eagles shrill cry.
And chimed with the winds that went luriou,ly by.
But they bowed to their atc-like a warrior each fell
As the axe Of the white man rang forth their last
kncll.
Then we launched our canoes On the far-reachins
wave
Not a tribe were SO lroe-not tlbc were so brave ;
And We fought and we conquered the nsocnt foe,
And our maids taught US love where the weep
willow grow.
The moon had gone down, and on bosoms we Iov'd.
We slumhercd and dreamed, as in daylight we
rovcd;
But the white man he came like panther at
night,
And the Iowa's chio0ain was last Of the fight
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08

of the Moon. The brethren will therefore please
take notice. that the day for holding our next re-
gular communication will fall on the TnInn
Monday in April, A. L. 53i2, being the @l5t
DAY of said month.
Transient brethren in good standing are re-
spcciiully invited to attend.
BY order Of the Lodge. ,,,
OrTAwA, April |. lsl2.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
j. Hoffman.


i-.~-Izfi F6rcardiag 8. Commission
S. s; - - IS Merchant, PERu, La Sale
county, Illinois,
VII! attend faithfully TO oil business entrusted
to his care.
Peru, Dec "a, 1871. 3-tf.
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e. ID. Brewster,

- 4 fForwardiag 8. Commission
~ 49, s.3;-- Merchant, PERU, La Sale
county, Illinois.
PERU, March |, 1912.
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WANrED.--A powerful plaster, to draw
money from the pockets of delinquent
subscribers.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
Feather.

VaNiE Subscribers have jus, received on con.
d sgnmcnt aud for sale an extensive supply
Of leather, consisting of
Calf Skins, Upper Leather, Sole Lea
thcr, U,rness Leather and Sheep Skin
Lini1gsy.SV ALkER &Il lCKLlNG.
CttS'yssH sd, 1871. 2S--ti.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Fyy II L Regular
Z Com NJ UHicc-
lions of OTTAWA
IorGE of F Il + T. N
ACCEPTED N
GENT y O Il X
MASON Ms, will be
held on the MoNnAYs
II EIi
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08
List OF Letters

in the Post Office at Ottawa,
Ia La Sale county, Illinois, on the lst OF
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08

.,,,c' inv.
Th!+ 5tsrlu good repair, aaI commanded by
rusty and grn'ianauy officer, mar As
OF ILLINOIS. L.asalle county.
Sct.--Lasalle Circuit Court to Nav
Term. 1872. Joha Erect vs.. DLqry
.7aa Frcad.--In Chancery, Bill for
Divorce.
~ Office is hereby Given to the said
- Mary Ann Freed, that the complain
ant, John Freed, has filed his petition in
the clerks Office Of the circuit court of
l.asalc county, praying to be divorced
from the sad Mary Ann Freed that
summons has been issued ont OF the SAID
clerks Office against her, the said Mary
Ann Frard re,nrnable herore said circnit
81,
court o" ""' SCUM" Ni"""'y III May
next, at court then 10 be holden ut the
court house in Ottawa. and il appcaring
.lr.I..:..;l -, a., ..;I ,l,n,.'i a.
ol "'""'''' ''''o ~ VI, sow ''''N o'''0O'
'Nat the SaIu Mary Ann / teeu Is not d
resident OIL me S'''e oi l"'ho'S-NoW'
uNe's you' '"o sal" MARY Ann fFcc"'
shalL personally be ana appear before 'he
saia cHc"' court oil sal" county on nc
,'F5t Gay Oh Inc next Term 'heEeoI' 10 DO
no''eH at 'he court mouse IN Ottawa OH
'!e second MONDAY III May next as
aforesaid 10 answer 'ho charges ana ale
gauoNS IN S4'o complainant 5 peuIon' Inc
same VIII DC taken as confessed against
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08

7 b ME subscribers have Just received
a and will hereafter be supplied with
flour from tue Ycrmiioa lIiHg, which
they will sell for cash at the forrest mar
het price, AND will warrant every barrel
sold equal to any ever offered in this
market Price now, "a rs.
n, Il. II any should prove bad, the
money will be returned on return of the
flour. CUSlIMAN e. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, March II, 1912. 42--tf
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EHE.fAEIN 45As,.

MARRIED-On the 81 inst, by c. W.
Reynolds, Esq, Mr. SANFORD BURGiT to
Miss LAURA MORRISON-all of Livingston
county, III.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-08

4 lone Indian came from the far distant ".
To seek for aud weep DER his people at rest,
And weary he wandered, over mountain and plan
Not a mound was there en-and he sought the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
F,oco.Roco;ss,, illustrated.

The Clinton County democrat, published III
the heart of the Iron aud Coal District OF Penn
sylvania has an article the New Tariff, IN
which. after stating that the duties are--on Bar
Iron sly; Rolled do. So; Pig 50; Castings
$50, and Coal ST. Is per ton, proceeds:
{" With Mr. Buchanan, have many objections to the
hill SEINE hins are taxed high while others are too
low thus rendering the hill very unequal IN lis operations
d ~ he assrd by the present Congress ftc duty
IRON and Coal r and as Pennyiyania Is interested
in those Items we should have liked 10 have seen duty OF
$50 upon Bar Iron and about SIS upon Pig; This would
have no more than introduced fair competition and under
il our State would blossom like The rose
This is the spirit of Loco-Focoism all over the
Union Some things Chat is, things not pro-
duced in that neighhorhood) are taaed Too high"
but fifty to eighty per cent on Iron with one hum
dred per cent on Coal would be just right! So
in Louisiana, Loco Focoism is death on Protec-
ton for Sugar; in Onondaga for Salt; IN Yer
mont for Wool and so on-but dead against all
general, equal, uniform Protection. Is it pos
sible that q party narrow, so ant-Nationa!, SO
short. sghtedly selfish as this, is fitted to govern
great Nation like olrs
Now we do not object to the high duties de-
sired by the Democrat we believe that Goa! Is
cheaper this moment in New-Yotk than it would
have been if there never had been cent Of duty
upon ii, and we have no doubt that q duty Of $50
on Bar Iron would greatly reduce the cost OF the
article within ten years, by increasing the Home
Product But the duties on Cotton fabrics &c
&C. Aaoe already reduced the price of those ia
brics sevcnty-6ve per cert. and are still reducing
them vet these and others like them aie doubt
less The taxes which consistent statesman
like friend of Protection considers " much TOO
high. Such is LocoFocoism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

RHODE IsLAND.-The legally called and chosen
Convention Ia form new State Cons titution is
making very fair progress. Ii has already settled
the basis of Representation thus Z: Each township
in the State shall elect ore Senator, Gust each
town in Vernon, elects one Representative; y then
each town shall elect one Representative, and one
more for every 1000 inhabitants after the first
1850, thus making the Representation in this
branch strictly popular The Senate will consist
of q members; of which Providence county has
To- The House OF 70. OF which Providence ceun-
" sends Sc, or a majority of the whole. Proyi-
dence city has 14.-( There is just one defect in
this the Towns should be Distracted and every
Member elected from single District then the
House would be z perfectly equal representation
Of the People Provision is made for a reappor-
tionuent after each future Census
The Right of Suffrage has not yet been settled,
bu, there is doubt tina, the basis will be liberal.
70 The Providence Journal correcss our state
ruent that the legal Cons,itutioa rejected By the
Dorr voters required three years residence in the
State. OF natives CT the United States it re-
CURED bur one year, the same as DORIS Conssitu-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
ts,hc Great 'Gclssptrnncc l'mjr at Teelol

D. Ehc Great Temperance En'r at ieet0Mf
ef's Hall, II DIVISION Street notwithstanding he unpeE
of The weather. La been e!tIy hroneed wa
cov.ued and happy aces. The Lady Wa,hnglpuansr nos
rive aoiirc 10 Tie pubic that ti.e Ms ell be coDiEqa
day aud eyening from 5P ~. Until "Wednesday evemi!
next, Ga Monday evening" splendid Ffni Iahr "i V
disposed al 10 shares cDnI:nn two yauabie gold rlns[
The patrons all lho,r N favor OF Temperance Gang
do betIer to ASST t'' eaus. JuaG by participating ntbgs
tivtss this occasion. Sr:ngrrs and otter are isVde
TO call Tlcke's ~ cents 10 be bad at tie dloF s!i''
H. Tcr1,Dernncc--'rle regular meeting oflh- Pie
NIX Teuipesalr Be.rTo Association val he Hed I've
Evening = O'clock, Concert Halt Addres,ei ny hh
Hopper linz Sedgc Hammer Of Chelsea" Sir DuacGr
PrrsiGeat OF the Temperance Socirty Governofo island
and Sir Campbell ofte Phrnix SlGgng ~ Wis r. o''ng
Murphy aEt Appleton. and the Lady Pbens society, ah'
a Refund" by The Pli-ai3 eee Cnb
The public axe espscfu!ly nsitod TO attend.
z L. sNUW President
GEO. W B. CUSHING. sec'ry. si9W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

1t is now believed that we have two ofthe three
Senators from Franklin county, making II TO 10.
In the House, 127 Wings to SO Locos.
Only partial returns, half the county remaining to be
heard from
Maoritics only given in several towEs this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

rr Whig Senatorial Gonveniior-FlRSl
DlSTRiGTAt meeting OF h's Gon' cntion held al iR
Broadway House the l2,h day OF October isil The io
loving resolution passed:
Rtsol,ed Tharlhe next Senatorial Conserton for lhl
district, tie held on t,e second Tuesday OF October l'i-
at noon, the Groadway House m Tie city Q! Ne"'iMS
and Ilai the Presidcu, al Secretary due pouc.
thereof 10 iIe given PHILIP HONE, President
n =, RnwrE secretary SO O2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
Original American Novel for OEe
Shilling,
ON TUESDAY MORNING NEXT
" i'll be- Published
THE CONSPa EATOH:
BYAN AMERICAN LADY.

This epynteresng Move! in two volumes iou'aea
on the weknowu conspiracy Of AARON Burr, and IN Inc
pernsal OF which we promise reader uuusual amour
of pleasure The scene is laid and about that o'ep
aad fonanc island in the Ohio river, called RLEsss.
uAssErrs ISLAND y an in depicting the exciting neldes
o. the time, when great Repu5lc was in It's inane,
and yet scarcely tested its principle Of stability US
taested auhoress has shown e1ubcfaace OF fancy anu
power OF description which cannot iail 20 give her an &c
waited rank in the literature of the country. Al.
TERMS Single copies l2t cents; Nse copies tor ~
Twenty copies Sc Thrtyt~o copies for 81 fiiy ~
pies for a. or SO per hundred At the low price Of our hl
trns ell drccuat remtances viii be deducted Lee"
must also be postpaid or free. Address
SO J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann ST, New-forA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

% What is the price of recreant Wing Editors
in Wayne County We sec that one has just sold
out TO the Loco-Focos and calls himselfa Tyler
man. We had feared our friends would not revo-
lutonize the County this Fall, but now we feel
confident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

70 The steamship Margaret arrived al Halifax
on the 9Th inst. in II days passage, bringing dates
to the 2ad of August, three days later than the
Caledonia. She is TO remain at Halifax to supply
the place Of aay of the North American mail
steamers in case CT accident. Her news reached
here on Saturday, but have been superseded by
the later intelligence brought b the Great
Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
The Rrelnliu Dining Saloons,


UBIc NoMIHArIoS FOR GovEsSoE--I backed Collier
against Bradish the mountaineering bet for Din
six gentlemen. o>t and have reason 10 re-
gre consequently invited my friends TO meet on Sal
rrday Kreunl;n o. arrival usher
ed into private room, which overiooks Trinity Church
Yard might discuss grave Subjects We idncirn
ourselves in The country. from its rural app aranee The
Dinner as god the Wines excellent attendants-n i7c
nothing equal the quiet and what e more IA
these times, the charge. haze no esiia-
in saying, thai similar Dinner, Wines &c serTsd up
in the sane styie would cos; double The amour, in 5
hotel The city In justice the worthy host give his
publicity, and wouia 10 gentlemen who ~cut
dine ont to give the KremEn trial. and Judge tor them.
solves a WIG DtSER.Our.
~ The parent Washington Temperance Society give
Grand Concert al their old head quarters, corn,r of
White and Cen,ress this evening Tickets only III
the sva go pay debts contracted in extending relief
TO the Reformed. We do hope this Concert viii be boun
fully attended.
" The AMERICAN MUSEUM this week puts forth a bill
OF novelties perfectly original AMI uneqaasd il lie city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
sfeadfnsf Vermont!

We have, by the Burlington Free Press of Fri
day, returns CT the vote for Governor, from nearly
all the towns in the State. They are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

~ Strand Temper ssce GoGccrt.-lbe To-
iumbian society viii uave and Concert This Gnion
Ia,l yeing N the Church cornrr Delaney and Chrys
ne streets. Some of lie best Singers have been engaged
The Lady iata, ee, rls Lady Mount Vernon, The Lady
Neptune and the Lady Columbian Soceii@s wi! De pre-
ont in body and join In ne exercises Also, Fire Compa'
ME. No Sc and So and and IS Hose Cart AID Fire Co'
pany No ? of wilams5argh. The public ~ respectfully
invited 20 attend.
Tickets l2i cents, to be- had at the door.
gy order =. &. MANCi!BSI Err, Presilea'
a. $ PAYSTER, Srcrpf.rv. slg IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

u. The Ne,p- York Stanaard-a Loco Foco sheer OF
paeety or,er-wlc has hitherto reoiced III the publica-
ton oil advertisements signed by the Collector OF
the Port Ocer PoSlma>er sc. yesterday morning
came out with the List of Letters remaining in Post
Otee Here gross fraud upon tie Peope--a virtual
robbery Treasury Tho Standard has not and never
had any considerable crculaten-not onefh much as
several other papers of cur cy-and The obvious
rnen,s Of the poolic SERVICE confident the
press letter The law demand that these Isis OF Letters
be published journals having the largest city crcu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19

~ For a Summary of Foreign News
by The Great Western, Fifteen Days Later,
sec First Page.
~ For City Intelligence, Sc. see Last
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