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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-21
u . c T o r s Ell l.

OCToR gEL deVots psrsonai attention (da,r until
~ sP ny to the removal Of private diseases every stage
hllsuerng under protrac gav atcd
treated by inexperienced dpraetioners thcss
boring under the destructive mercury quaeE nos
runs aad all who suspect the remains OF lurking
system consult DR. B. always with guarantee Of
Persons contemplating marriage, who have bees se s
ects Of delicate diseases consult Bell with bio
confidence. Posi- letters, describing the ofpersoc
assistance hae his prompt attention Dr. n treatment
errosssto suspicion and 10 well known be safe and perma
rent. Ltl SIS r
doors from Broadway. jsims J.
TINTED STATES HOTEL,-The UNDETERMINED gives no
~ ce to the public that the United States Hotel formerlyt
keptby David Donce Esq and which has been closed for
upwards OF MONTHS has been in complete order
Of the extensive building having been to thorough
examinaon aud has spared to make
such would be agreeable to the most sdious The
hall has been laid in Italian marble The furniture and fix
ures OF The house entirely newcaree chairs bedseads.
&c and Of kind suited to the high character that in
fenced this avorite house should sustain The
such III at families may have acconoda
lions equal to those in private house The seryse oons o.
the laIdsr shall be ompete aud the general Of
the such to compete with those Of hotel
IN the United States. without exception.
with Mr. Alonzo Reed the late we'll known proprstorof the
house whose undivided attention. with that
SELF will be devoted the Aintenance the hghspsctab
ity If this establishment r'.ll-E
The United States Hotel will be open for tie reception Of
ito I'm NV '. -'''''' ~ THOMAS C. REA
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FASHIONABLE BOOTS

HE subscriber returns his tanks 10 ms
customer and the public generally, fur ron
age which they have bestowedon him since hi . IN
III business, and them that hing on MA M
wanting TO merit continuance of the same ~ is
addition his present seek in obtaInnt a 49,. =. IA
EXPENSE for his Fall and Wister trade a lot ~,r, ~
quality Of French Calfskin, which for sofne - .
cannot be excelIed He has also on hand ss,sy - es
proof English sole leather, which he can ,f q y
peror article for cork and double Aole water - sa
He would .so state that he takes araEnu nj 49, a.
has lasts made TO suit each Customer Ger ~ 81 -,
be desirous 10 obtain superior boots and p.t 80 - 49,
fully invited 10 give the subscriber a trial -
n30 I'm JAMES WALKER ..1..4
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PORTUGUESE
r Z M A l. E PI

NJ. DE B0UDELOQUE, NJ b., LiSBsJr ,rfttr-sAl
THE scientific combination Of inQredrenf :. 1f-e,
pills composed, hav emade them the t., ~ j.A
ration OF the world. Th. are known all o ,e& IN ~
the only preparation discovered that ha Il c~.-.
bly, CERTAIN In producing the onthy turns Incl, .sr
all being such ney must not be nae daring ue
nancy though mid safe and healthy they are certain to
produce miscarriage IL used during that period
Ihe directions translated into English and are euye
round ; WIN hs seal Of tie importer stamped Each
rectoLs have the signature OF Dr. authorized
az snt for the continent Of Americ,. = u"
They be by mail 10 any mart of the United
states Letters directed to Dr. +. Meveau, bsI " T.
W. nss with Immediate attention. Sold BY apnein az
4 Grsnd street Of Allen Price o. Half hOxes S.
No half boxes sent by mail.
d2s lmd&w'
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NORMA ssGAKs.-2oo,0oo of this &C lebf ated brand
II superior quality, and entitled Lebenture landed from
| the Cristovsl Colon, aud for cal. By
WHO WANTS A FINE HEAD OF HAIR
A. FrSm the New York Tribune.
C have the dandrun removed the hair made grow and
prevented from fnliug out who has light red gray
hair and wishes 70 ow dark let such prrsons
!rieod ofo9 living 10 Bcestsr stre Of hs head
dry har after using thsa short time the effect
he has now fine haod0me head Of HAIR This 10 sold
handwriting CHI with
terfelt. 1901.
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drug STORE FOR SALE "A rare oppo1 nr :. -
Ghersd to any Person desirious OF pufoh,s an IA 10y
shsd and well oessd dug store ccmman r al first rss.
every srcs in the trade The
1 tor Offering to dpOs Of tn: bus ss None need apply
az the stock IL worth thee times that amaun, xSa -
.S-,,-Txy :; =, .I,-, jls 81.
PiLLsIA new fountain health E. onen.a ,na n
and Is cheering thousand: 6 health and re il il
Dcy disease sr p tt y Dc dis
pu stop tohe action progress Of The
S soJn ss they have operated you feel that heavy
esI ~s' S1sn the body tranquil
s as aUu ssHen Of a.sas
On one t rse'Sbe rapid perfect md complete Their operation
pleasant ssen re stomach cra|p the bowels but
oeea ass ps they are always safe they be taken
ne Of the disease for the operate upon the gene
expellIng disease from the body may be
s~ited Every who keeps these pills by them will aay
havs family physician kis house and when using
them may eonden y reply upon quick restoration of
They may be had at 273 Broadway So aud sso
cry IS and $50 Hudson street II East roadway 10 Fulton
''rert and 2ss Greenwich street. corner Of Warren
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LUCINA CORDIAL,

,.oD . MAoNIN-o LUClNA COhDlAL,
FOX the surs and speedy OF ncpient Consum ion
Bsr.snP. a. isPos:.sx Albus Whites elect,
UosructeG dmcws or 1xsI Mensruaton lncontinence Of
Bs1:ss..Sn Of u. sss. 70 latter whether he
The wide spread cel brty Of this Wonderful and ;psst;ms
bic cordial in both hemisphs Is sueient for H.
sSd so%plaS Nothing can be NOR. '9rnr than
and sssitsde before taxing it, become robuss & mn
Of energy under its influence he
rveessness looseness Of the female hch = IN an
" cause Of oarrennes, and which, prior Dr. Maens dis
covery was cocsdered to be ncurble And speedf re-
which frequently deter men from setting L.neass
which regarded By the heads of the faculty in ali parts Of
the world Of the most important medical dsco,
Of any age.
North Sixth street Philadelphia.
Prize a h<,ftls
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ERUrTlONs OF THE SKIN, PIMPLES
-s-.a ERECKI,ES, Go s'7ar-l-'-r.' ~ :

positive remedy may b. found ia Sir W. Blizzard ,h
famous English doctors iecipe called Jones Indian Rain
Remember resaer this 10 "gud aostiun bnt sci.n
hhc physeians prescription Its eecta wonderful =
rrmovng I'll Euptions from the face also Freecle.
Nc mparIg eealthy appearance and beautiful cearness
he skn Ptrons should try this, for nothing 90 Jscs,
Ing 10 the Of the word this disease Sold
very arful q the numbee-s2 Chatham street. W
hrst rate Shaving soap TO make rtat ather not fro l.
me SKIN soften the beard and dry the face NAV
Jones bunk'rtiill shaving Soap sold the same
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DIR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DlsPENsARY, ao4i Fulton st. near
~ greenwich DR.. Morrison, Member of the Royal Col.
ege Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in The B
ush Navy continues to be consulted daily all diseases
delicate natgrs and all those ds essg symptoms conse
nr M has had an experience 90 years
ing delicate diseases IN all their and forms
and uses mild safe and nfaple substitute for mercury
cradle ang the erea virus with
ing the patient TO risk restricting his usual dei
erel. = ""-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY Thou sands of v our
men are suffering from the Of indulgence in
secret destructive habit and whose are furt,r ~;
Jured from the use nosrums and pretended specifies wbh
stimulate only to induce greater depression Dr. treats m
purely pathological principles. and fails in ESTABLISH DS
cure also the most obstinate yield to his plan Of
Letters post paid, and containing suitable fee will
ne correspondent full advice and medicine any par G
onion BY his giving history Of his in detail " WIG
j0 I'm" ooii r ,,...
NOTlCE.-!MPORTANTT To MERCHAN "a ana 81
etheTs sending letter: to England BY the no gAL MAIL
give notice hat they Do that ali
the day previous to the departure Of oat fron
shall be PLACED IN the English mail DO ard the ~
lore she sails, even Of accideD or de- .ntan -, ~
Sos on the Sound unless the delay STALL more than TWEEN
v,iour hours over the ordinary ne time ~ '"e"
n. o. Messrs Go. would also give notice n, ,h.,,
friends and the public that they do not give fbe abov
ds SAINT III ,p.yD,~- -
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swefi1r Sales
By THOMAS BELL.
(Stoyes MOI. - INN and is Fulionstrests.

FRIDAY.
sIfv 5ssd:sPs s",-y gems watches ss repeating f,
s 1ss i se,es me
and numerous other articles Of merchandise.
Also stock of 'ss1xsE 4G III 5qs1' clothing
Eessn furnitare-At iol o'clock in the sale rooms-An
variety of second hand aud
Also the entire ha dssme furniture Of family giving az
e"s' removed II TUESDAY, ! Ssa6p; nee OIL sale -
sale OF riano 100 o'clock in the sale th
makers IN this or amy other uouatry.
PEREMPT2RY sALENv ass6le Properly on Union Place
Sire. sSSd rIee University Plaeeng Place Fourteenth
p1 sLE 5assii1 yam nYKE will sell auction TIN.
the iollIS'ws . described property viz :
sy Place tn. inches by So eet and the
lots an as T iSo So lo Of feet N Ssph
RRnssrsy Place and s,h street beng 2Is inches
efss ON ee a ass S
plot now divided INTO 20 lots varying from 40 feet inches
s md Is sS 81 ~, Union
srd The eegaat marble house. NJ Lafayette Place being
stable rear The lot is 81 By i4o feet besides II alley 81
Sns entire Sa c
ess, sde Of Irving Place x'endn. from h sth
am and o AMI H Of Of aS on b ss @
west side o the 4 aud comprising the
me p9cR on i0 and on 2lst street This property will
be sold one parcel - -
9Th -Four lots Of ground 18th street between the
9th avenues together by 1903 feet inches also
on IAN street N front of these, and held under the
I'm The lot Of ground 9Th street fronting Me
sreet and adjoining The three story brick building
Sun The three story hooses Nos loO o and lo4 Waver
lots by 81 feet.
large portion of the purchase money remain on bon
be oh, sned % l % Litogsph'e maps may
Elk change. - 49, - '
For any information apply to the auctioneers or to
JOHN LAWRSNCE E.q.
jan II II No, So w lsfreet
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DESIRABLE LOT ON FIFTH AyENUe-For Sale,
p s,0Sns sy i0G feet o. Eh A AMEN 1. ntaf the
Morris, 10 Wall sr e. f'' ''r'ea' Apply q ac 81.
RAE CHANCE 70 sFoKTsNE!N,-wiII 5; sold:
~. rrS:d wy TWO S y Enslh Fox Hounds
Kennel EssIsnd. Sale positive to the highest bdder
i nSS Sso a rArrERsALL,s
CHEAP "A sH,ONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISH
. MINT y los Beansn street. near Psa,lThs SUBSCRIBE
liberal pat beso~e during present and past
apd he further hopes BY ae,r:fu attention 70 the
o sss 20 ss
most economical when il that style aud
.tnis ey are var anied equal to those made by the frat
snp;r west OF England black blue, or grey Dress
sse.s. a tel nls AZ, s md 59ssy cn
W., Making I. ;sd soss 81 SO a.
Al Al ssrmsnts warranted to fit.
,f r1n s L,x EEroY P.cke, Of the 2sh January.
;pAEKiLL Captain Hd viii bsdsspstcSed for
ss!s who will Be taken moderate rate Apply en- board
"S' p'.' -A JofS' HERpMAN.s South street
Liverpool Of those SSo w nav ne &c sso
Drsi rss a be
ply ing as above !, jls s.
,fN FOE y s3 r. Packet ?ss5
N1EDAN, Depeyster Master will sail as above, herH
This ships accommodations FOR cabin. second cabin and
seerage passengers not surpassed by any IN port
and btrths be engaged terms by applying
on board, at Orleans Pier loot oi " al st, 10 =
a GLOVER x McNURRAY,
ite Pine st, South ct,
Ps-Per.ons wishing to send for sr friends residing in
rte ship or of the regular pscaes sailing pr npy
thes day by applying above directed b. letter post paid
~ TO LET-The desirable thrse story House, corner
&H OF Greenwich and Albany streets Possession be
gun had immediately II very desirable for gentleman
OF business. and avery convenient house L.pp'y to
u MONROE, 81 Cedar ST.
ice eodat. r..e Ell. LUDLOW, II Broad st.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner BroGdicay and 4Arn street
Manager and Director. MIR. p. T. Ba.num
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
-. Commencing Monday, Jan. I7ih.
napefhe earnest so of numerous families the
the Indian Warriors and then Squaws
p''' " 'his week only who will perform
showng The suneriQus indian Pantomlmes,
0s Wv their ffesJs .iisious rites SC, peculiar to
Mr. T. g. BOOTH. the ONT, ii,,oes .r..i =
The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, tlie2ast Is ereagee. :,
the age, is in con1tant operatohst invention OIL
The grand Cosmoramic Views are all changed
Fancy Glass Blowing every evening.
The AlDino Lady is here every evening.
For the CONVENIENCE Of families aud children, there will
hereafter be DAY PERFORMANCE every Satu dav al.
terpson, commencing at three o'clock
Principals OF Schools and their pupils admitted liberal
erms. 80
Adittance to the Museum and all the entertainments
cents. hdren under 10 years of age half price
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W ORMS CAUSE DEATH.


MIR John r. Wood 81 Third street gave his child some OF
them aud they brought away the by Thousands Mr.
Wood astonished al the quantity. ~ .ff
DR.. q. Hunter los Sixth avenue knows child that
red of fits by them when the physicians could give relief
Mr. Jefferson b. Nones Chatham st. has used them in his
family with the greatest benefit He knew where little
scans The mother heard 81 shermans Worm Lozenges ana
was induced to them; and to her unspeskabe three
dIsfi sqIS coT}oH wonder
fu medicine.
Mr. Henry s. Banker % Green street, was cured of long
standing cough BY only five after haSng used large
have any the dead no ever gave h
certificate because he paid for it. si.I Ul'T :.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER is, without
doubt the and best plaster in the world II gives
reefn few hours in pain aness rheumatism piles
children teethig, aud only l9t cents. -flLHr'-"
SORE NIPPLES cured. in from five days by Sher
mans Papllary OIL Refers TO Pr n Bingham 20 Spring st.
pears If it would drop of, which the oil entirely
Wholesale and retail, atl06 Nassau street. 80, NJ,
AgentsChurchs, 1873 Bowery corner Of Spring ST. Sands
TT East broadway Neeeys 12s Blocker street; Coddne
tom Hudson, Spring st; Hae News Room Tontne
Building. Mrs Hays 1879 Fultonst Brooklyn.
oliver PLATE.-WM. THOMSON, I2s William street
- continues manufacture Silver Ware of
OF the latest patterns and hanr
pots p chers cups waite forks spoons Of itch well
Of the painest styles The whole Of these artic being
ufactured upon the premises from sterling DO pains
expense viii be spared In the beauty OF The workmanship
II sm ril'I 'TT''
EIREMEN'S BALL.-Ths Bah IN aid Of the New ork
Fire Depa tent Fund will take the Park
Nnnda Ian 0Iaf TtehS ( Dax.1
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PILLS OF EXCHANGE on all parts of England ireland
and Scotland in sums Of IS, Ere. fi5 f2O, TO aay
/ made at the beet market rates, by '
| 9. J. SYLVESTER,
| sta nd al Rroa
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GENTS water preof Cork and tine Dress
dancing sseSs and pa%sf; M
and al warranted COED s.sPs 81
30 to 49, and SO SO; misses and chdrens gat,r boots
eSsap ~. the sty s Sa
so g.. st. a. wsks store where
TO THE VISIT V now well understood how ouch dis.
DER the mind dep.nd for their spe sttep
msssin. which win remove morbid acc without
Is reciprocal influence beween the mind The body il
low understood that ppglng with the Pills will
yengy using them It Is now how much dome
We hspnss depends upoa the healthy condition OF the dgs
j. IS now well known that tn. Brandreh Pills have erred
physicians had pronounced them yond all human
Tsd 5, It only well known thai. the Brtncr Il
s Is by their purifying effect the blood that they
The value OF this dene is becoming and more M.
Rss, It p ndsd daily from family e family III,
anxious n1 and psry and qysoTse The bIocd
fSSa e arr mot @ By @ eo
oppose those who usehem to danger and their effects
infancy yoa msnSSod asd Old age s to women
d IL the most dsiieais They
So. Sold 4, Dr. BRAN6RETH,s Ches ae Broadway, be.
FIJI Murray street and Park place. at IS cents box with
Retail Offices Anew York. 1885 Hudson street, 27e Bowery
and Us Second street, Observe that the labels ON each box
VI, rookyn ia Fulton street. Mrs Booth; Network, NJ.
oe Parker Observe that the labels each box csltan
zSS---SIs ~ ll66t
re tEhSyEEs AMI GILDETs, AND nIHEIis-
sn M known Carving and sliding Of
tns South to enter another business The
Sesrs to run allow rent with az qnrspired
enquire ~ rec o. ~, sonaXEDERiCK G. GARBANATL'
IMPORTANT TO tyr R9ID = Grey UEanEn
,,urR And al ,oso are k.ybled ,oiA Bad Hair
public are timid jlsy u ;, n?s ums abroad mat
hed the good opinion Of pei,oni hc ,x h es.aG
dress ios following their name and ad
certify that my hair turning 49, -, .,.,
combed it, it came out handuls Ressy la a,a mat when
ties Of Jones' Oil Of Coral Cire ,ssa u,e ceased @
w. r0MKINs, 90 Kir,., N "
These persons certify to the aning:-S r. a..
Ger, BrooGlyn L Bender, Broadway, N Y. ''0'
s2-Chaham Misd that genuine uness sig on
the label r. Jons Trv this ~ - III y Oh
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a IA ass m opr<.
PARK THEArRE

PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, January 2l-Ths performance will com
LoNpoSS' xss S;s
RRs Nj Il. s''ar o''r9 rsss
Lady Quay sp.n..r; Mn. Cashnaq ;,, : :,
An Ad''''; s BE ss. sRs Miss
WHAT VIII Il ss TIE iie' w si,s sAsa
Lord Ns,woe Barry Capt rar Ti. es.h nae'd'
Borss ;saa M ~ e.s1sGaery IS cents.
Doors open at 81, Ierfomance commences at O'Clock
n,,,, GnATHAM TnEATRE.
cAsP P:isi HEaiT!SsER, N'o
DR.. Lott White. Mr.; Hill-GrIYssnldt Kirby
Diamond and wSsi w. p. Nm ISs' csmpown
FOREST Tq ROSE.
Jonathan PloushSOy Hill Bethany Nj, rhos Stevens
~ To conclude with
Miss Nancy. Mrs. Herbert. DiasS' Miss Fiyan. =
Door: open At u: Curtain ri..: a i m.sis.i
"MITCHELL'B OLYMPIC THEA riaa-
THIS EVENING, January alaThs performance will CON
Gree. Hon. mquEJ ETH F; %ME a Ewsr Horne ..,
''eeI Fai1y Ting Toes. ''I'@ IsPe. Celeste
With the Red Coarse Hair
Sam r'rr Mrs Ritter eh'll RMsfn s. Singleton H'ea'ie
MAN WITH All fas re Gaarer BAG.
Pluckwell, Roberts Wrange Edwin
To conclude with
MEPHlSTOPHLES,
Or, the Three Wishes.
Mephistolhs Mr. Mitchell Sig. Bonavenura Horpcastle
Lady Flirtla Fussugton,. Mrs Timm.
Admison-Uress circle Upper Is cent? RI
III cents. Private boxes s.
Doors at half past six Curtain rises b.
LITTLE DRURY-GERMANO OPERA. :
SATURDAY, January 90. 1872 will be performed (ist time
il America) originally wftten By the celebrated We
Der, ..
DER FREYsCHUTZ-Op.ra. iu acts.
The and are magpi emit and large cho
clans engaged and composed Of the in this
city The whole of the beautiful fuae will be produced
jolt ..N To
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sOWENY AMPHITHEAT i1E.

No 81 Botery
THIS EVENING, January 2o--The entertainments viii
con with the Entree Of the
BEDOUN ARABS. .-,s4
Master Rivers will appear in the Living Statues
beaut iful Act of Craftsmanship, by Master G. Buckley
Mr. Sands and Pupil will their woaderia sats Of
Posturng y, -
The Crackakaoe Cocoanpt ,nce by the Rivers Family
Principal Act of Horsemansh p, by Mr.. Buckley.
Com Song, by Mr. Swsany.
Intermission Of fifteen minutes.
To be fol lowed by
Four Quarters OF u Globe.
Europe, Mrs. Williams, Asia, Mrs Rogers.
Africa Mrs Rivers . America Mrs SPENCER.
Mr. ConSover as the India Rubber Man.
The indian Pouey Osceoa, will per form.
The World Topsy Turvy, by Master Rivers.
Mr. Sands as the Courier of st. PeeTsbt RIB.
Gaming over Carriers a ID Canvass, by J. Buckley.
Comic Song by Mr. sweeny.
To conclude with
Iemm of
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TO A. NUMEROUS CLASS. {

,,.nOnr. = ~. y ~ I1H0N y y Y VIZ
aggayste disease This class Of individuals very nu
merous They those who work in unhealthy attn
pierre Printers, workmen feather stores,
bakers white lead ar. all more q less sueisc
only method prevent disease occasional use OF med
cine which abstracts from the circulation all deerous
AID eXpels them by the bowels TONES any form
injurious as they only put of the evday TO make "a
tai The Of Brandreths Pitts will insure health
they take all matt Of the blood the body
not but strengthened by their operation for these
opposed, but harmonic with her. NI
Sold at BRANDRETHs Office 2il Broadway, at "a cents
per box wholesale and retail
Retail Offices in New orks7 Hudson street s7s Bowery,
Observe that the labels each box of the genane Bndrh
Pills Ontain 6G63 letters.
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OPPOSITION TO The REPEAL OR PUSrPONE
" MENT OF THE BANkRUPT LAW.-The Citizens
of New York without distinction Of party requested
attend spubhc Meeting Lafayette Hail. in Broadway, GU
FRIDAY tung 2ist January at O'clock PM to express
their sentns against repeal or postponement Of thus be
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81 800 e@ea

SIXTY MILES SHORTER THAN my
OTHEp DnxrU,g.
nn ms MOST EXPEDITInIrS ROUTE
S@fSrTO ALBANY, VIA BKIDGEr0RT-Fare
The STEAMBOAT CROION or the NIAfROD, leaves Caha
rne Market Slip East River side for Bridgeport every morn
ing eycent Sunday o'clock From Bridgeport
will be forwardsS by the Housaton,c Railroad 10 North
furnished and warmed 49,
% For passage freight apply board Of the boat or
AZ inc iotk rouse NO Courtlandt street 5im
kEMIITANCES TO AND PASSAtir. rHllM iiHrAI
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LEXINGTON, (Ky) Nov. %, 1912
The meeting of the Constitution Club on MonJa,
night one OF unusual interest. can scarcel,
describe to you the enthusiasm with which the peopl,
attend and listen to the discussions. The founde
and master-splrIt of Club, Robert Wickiihe IT,,
was the sole orator of the night He had challenge,
the Hon. Chiffon A Ian to discuss the Veto power
oeiorel the People, but. when the time came, Mr. AL
Ian was among the missing. Mr. WickIhe being dis
appointed in not meeting his antagonist, took up tn,
speech of Hon. Henry Clay and answered it poin
ny point, and argument by argument. 1t was novel
and striking spectacle to bcardess youth brav
ne the lion IN his den, and relutng to he satisfac
lion of all his hearers, the aborcd speech the grca
Senator from Kentucky. Mr.. Wickhe's speeche.
this subject, in the last Legislature of Kentucky
were published in your paper at the ii me- and hh
views are, therefore, vol known 10 your readers
Before our Club he spoke for three hours and all adj.
INIT lhat 1t was the greatest effort he made ana
the most powerful speech that has been delivered il
Lexington for many years, He seemed to gathe.
strength from the greatness of the antagonist will
whom he grappIed-and TO judge by the attention ano
applause of his hearers he carried his audience along
with hun withouta dissenting voice. The Clay Cu
is expiring, and almost defunct.
A MEMBER.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-06
WE ASK FOR JUSTICE-NOTHING
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The Richmond Enquirer having copied III,
ill-considered letter recently published TO the
world by Mr.. Benton, we would respectfully call
the attention of the editor of that paper TO the
fact that We have solemnly, deliberately. and BY
AUTHORITY, asseverated that Mr.. Biddle wa
never con uted, directly or indirectly, by tn,
President or any of his Cabinet, on the subject
Of the Exchequer, or any other subject connect
ed with the Administration. This, we admit,
is in direct contradiction TO the assertion Of Mr.
Benton, contained in the letter alluded TO. Bu
we submit il to the editor OF the Enquirer whe
ther he is not bound in honor to give our state
mentor rather the statement Of the President
aud Cabinet-in answer TO Mr.. Benton2 Lei
both sides be heard, and then let the People de-
eide the question Of veracly.