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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

H;4 VILLAGE FAKM.-F OF sac. ue-
$50 slrable Farm in the yiIsgeof Canptown, ~ j. III
vded the Springfield Turnpike, fronting on The on odh
from Newark, p miles from The latter, and u from " foA
contains about 50 Of good land ID acrSs ~ orehads
of grated fruit now in good bearing acres Woodland prn
cpay ia clover and timothy brook through The farm TWO
story frame hosse, AMI kitchen adjoining pleasantly stu
rns fruii &c barn. cor.crb and ether ouibuidngs-be
whole in good ence and good heart VIII be soi 10" II
applied Tor The buildings, with abont acres may
a5s If wM. "A. SUMMERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
n FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains -

T ON ONf1II' III "'f'S TT -
~ Fer sale or exchange, % tracts OF handsome Land
containing Us acrss each. soil OF superior eusly, wa
TIRED with fine streams and covered with hne lnnr such
as white oak hickory beach, walnut msrfe and
The soil adapted 10 wheat corn, oats cotton ooaeco,
sweet and Irish potatoes The above ls61s VIII sod al
reduced prices and to suit, or they wll be ef
changed for almost kind Of merchandise FOR maps
diagrams and particulars, apply 10
nj n SMIfH 4 WHffMORE. Is John St up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
SILVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No

- 10 witlamstreet. continues TO manufacture silver
Ware of the best description and Of tie latest Patterns
Presentation Vases PtcGsrs, Waters Tea and Coffee Ser
vices Cake and Frui, Baskets and Childrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed
and spoons King threaded and plain threaded patterns
Prize Medals Of various pate rms. suited r Przes OF ro
nculiura, HORTICULTURE and Aguenitu al soeieIet.
Orders by letter punctualy attended 70.
The whole Of thee artcle arc Manufactured on me pre-
miss of sterling silver and expense spared IN
the beauty of the workmanship.
~ B-Drawngs and estimates Of articles for presen'suon
"a IN furnished in Ia application i-'' Ssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
TRr AMERICAN FcLEcTIc. Vol Ill, No. o. May, Il
Plat Peters, 90 Park Row.

TBI AMERICAN FcLEcTIc Vol Ill, No. o. May 1882.
Plat Peters, 90 Park Row.
The admirers OF MAcAULAY will be sratiGed to
see his mastery review Of the Life and Character
Of Warren Hastings repristed in this number of the
Eclectic from late Edinburgh Review. 1t is in
every respect one of the most powerful papers of
the day, and ia well worthy the eighty pages it
occupies. The Steppes of Southern Asia from
the Asia,ic Journal Notes on Russia from the
Polytechnic Journal Polish Literature, and an
article from the Arch%oogist entitled 'Persecu-
tons Of Witches in Germany in the Sixteenth Cen
fury, are among the remaining contents. One OF
the most valuable papers is that on the Ice Pc
nod, translated from German Review by Prof.
AesEw-of which the first part was given in
previous number A variety of valuable literary
articles conclude the number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
An INVITATION.-DanicI Lane, Mer

~ chant Tailor, 1905 GreeRwch>trert corner OF Amos,
y y would mort respectfully invite his friends and the
public in general who in want Of clothing, To all at
his establishment, where garments Of every description are
made up order the best and most fashionable style ~
cheap a. the cheapest, and inferior IN Garments
made and trimmed superior style at very low prices and
warranted to fl. Goods sold by the yard aud charge
for cutting garments out OF them where customers want to
get them made themselves Reaiyuac clothing constant
IL on hand ~ B-Please call and Judge for yourselves
Don't mistake the number 700. Greenwich, corner OF Amos
street a2S lv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

eaky Tin Roofs would do well to call on the Sul,cr
brr who applies the Elastic Cement which stops all leaks
am preserves the Tin for yea Til, Cement the sdbscr
Der warrants to stand through hot and cold All letters 10
be Directs Ito }. w Harmon No ~ Fuonstrcet. Brook
Ign. Postag apad, which will be attended Immediately.
ulsO lm't J. W. HARSlON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
THE Poets and Poetry of America, with

THE Poets and Poetry OF America, win
j aHaorioa al Internationally Rufus WIlmot Grrwoid
Il vol octavo--s splendid Book.
The Fame and Glory nj England fredericksburg az
answer to the Glory and Shame OF EDgland'-l vol -
Popular Technology; or Professions and Trade'-by hd
ward Harsen--with 81 Ensravings-2 vols.
The Craiton Boys-by Harriet Martlneau.
Daughters Of Briian-by Mrs Ellis
wrsng.rs Expedition to Siberia and the Polar sea- VOL
ESSAYS for Sumner Hours, ID editon-by Charles Ian
man. ESQ.,
Hints to NOtbers-by DR.. Bull
AL For sale hY J. 5. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
DEALE'S .Old Curiosity Shop No.

DEALE'S Old CURIOSITY Snop' w
No 1891 Broadw. -york-Dep1sitory Tor " ~
al. Of CuriO.Ite. ShelS Minerals Nc on commts11L,
W. PEALE would respectfully inform the pnoe. i~,oD
store presents the largest and Hos @ ,s In th
N .peciuen. of Naisr1 History ever orerei o fi,.
civ consisting OF Foreis and American ~ @ a.. n,
received AMI for sale the large eollectoh u ,;,
ssr,i. OF 900 600 specimens aniiy sn1 Sc 1870
OF Minerals, Shells kc. fron 81 SaPMtS Gu. 49,,
, OF every other branch OF naiu al science
Pei b ris anil Animals .iaacd a, ns ., A. w
DAGTERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
-. - s,,-r A NJ IN p 81 NJ the moderate price OF ~
;h reat morocco case Daguerreoype Portraits trades
ri,,.,n, raucy AucLs Curostcs. Printing, Adycr-
ISM Ie Person. taught AMI furnished with apparatus NC
arabic 10 execute Portraits by the above process on very
B.~Pe, Bird. and Animals Nufed As natural as LIE
Ear est Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
IN JERSEY CITY for

ID families and gent1nen may be esa pP,on. IN ths
ns-aiey 10 OF the finest ant heaherr snniy :,
he corner OF Grssd and Greenestreeu Jersey .y
ferences exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
NOUR AND A HALF POUNDS of

Il baked Bread at the old stand 81 Ludlow street.
three doors from tie OF Grandsreet Fellow cii
lens il thu quality is not equal 10 any, and large Is
advertised don't buy il; equal IN quality. and much
superior in SIZE bny Hust b. decidedly your interest
Also Crackers sIpenee pr pound. CAKES Pies and Ru,k
a6 lm' W. c. HOLMES 70 Luilowsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
TTO WATCH-MAkERS, Jewellers, &c

kc-The sub.criber, still conriuue 10 manufacture all
kinds Of Jewelry. >psctaclr &c kc the ashona-
bic syls and al greatly reduced prices wholesale 90 retail
Purchasers will do well 10 call before purchasing elsewhere
Old gold or silver bought or exchanged.
+. :. BI TIER CO, No. 10 Maiden lane.
an 2w- Corner nj 4 ire C;reen.street IN aairS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
TRUNK REPOSITORY,

Ne. 1856 Pear-st. opposite Cedar.-R. HOvEY MAJ
uasIures and keeps constantly on maud every deenpnos
OF Travelling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags NaLsts
&c at wholesale and retail, cheap ior cash or approved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
- :, TO C0YTECTIONERS and Segar

rs'E ns,le,sT, Let-A House snd store Nun q -
49, 80. Confectionery and s-zsr lne OF Dus
unot custom ~ . al al barg ain and mistake. The
hes e,nan estate 10 settle 10 the wet, "nIen
pr ,nv - time during the present summer winch =
y ,se "a his wishing to dispose OF said premises
rcr tovn town roniecuoner or eaf deaer A. aoI mn
,llhrrnf il would be most enylaJe situation anu
.nrr large shsrr Of up town enstom Terms 70" ~, .as.
Esqure Al ygi Fourth street, between wooster an1 Heh
n.ar the Washington Parade Ground. 80 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
TIE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

Il THE WORLD !!-CONANT, 2o0 Grand street, has
hand OF the laes, Spring fashion, an excellent as
50 cents on each hat from prices Also superior
article Of Hat for 81 equal To any sold in the city for
A 50 and S. The public respectfully invited To call
4 GOOD assortment Of Boys Hats and Caps on hand.
10 Inn CONANT. go A;rand 81. near Alien.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
THE TRIBUN NE.

Ir.Lv AND rBs ITALIAN ISLANDS from the Harles
Age. TO ue Prem, Time With Engraving'. and Iln.trs
lesor ot Rhetoric IN the University OF Edinburgh NOls
lsl-lSs, Hsrperf Family Library.
These volumes are republshed from tbs Edin
burgh Cabinet Library-a series of popular works
remarkable for the ability with which they are
written; and most Of which have appeared, We
believe, in the Nessrs. HarpSrs Family Library
The plan Of the work j. similar TO that Of other
historical works in the same collec,ion-embraciDg
in connection with the historical details, seps
rate view Of the social, Intellectual and politics
condition Of the country at different periods, and
an account of its antiquities, scenery and most
striking physical peculiar;tes. All thi. has been
done in a mastery mannsr-the author, in add-
ton to profound study of his subject having fa-
miharzed himself with the present state of I,aly
by a residence in the country. The work is dvid.
ed into three parts devoted respectively TO the
three great stages in the past fortunes Of mankind
the Classical times-thc Dark Ages, and the
succeeding centuries assigned to modern history.
The first volume treats successfully the history OF
the Roman Republic and Empire, the literature,
art and topography Of those times, and the charac-
ter and habits of the heather nation The second
traces the Christian Antiquite. Of Italy till the fall
Of the Western Empire, and comprehends the
thousand years between the usurpaton of Odoacer
and the consolidation of modern polity the close
Of the fifteenth century. The third gives history
Of the events that have occurred since the French
Revolution, and contains full account Of Italian
Art and Literature in the nineteenth century. 1t
!. an exceedingly valuable and Interesting work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
IA DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

gIA CHEAP RENTS,-A very desirable twostory
Brick House, No Hubertstree near -. Johns PARK
another superior Dwelling in Chcrryseet No is, will b-
let either famles also, House in Avenue B,
near Houson-stree. Either .of these PREF may be
rented upon fair terms from d. y. SlCKELS,
a2jtf n Nassau-st, 2d story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
4 TO LET-To small family, part OF
kxA TO LET.--Three handsome new

brick dwelling Houses now finishing they VIII he
furnished lh Show wndows and Stores On the nrst foor
with other alterations il required by the tenants They are
pleasantly situated No Is and Is First Avenue near Houston
street The will correspond Win the times Appl-
c,nts are requested the buildings A. the w0fs
proge... and a. early az convenient Also 10 let poses
non first OF May the excellent dwelling House No u F'
OF the First avenue, desirable residence ioI
g.u,esl g-al family The Ren. viii be s275 per
.5,i, No "a Rnad.ay ar al No 81 Wst-r-,t a23Iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

lVl "a Maiden Lane.-Tbe subscriber having rrlnqu-
ed the military business and removed his goods from 1874
Broadway to 81 Maiden Lane, offers To 81 his entire
stock-consssg Of Swords. Belts sashes, Epanleites,
Laces, Bulons Plumes Muskets, RIDES &C. &c below cost.
Talors making uniforms Officers equlppnc themselves
per,o.s purchasing 10 sell again will do well to call
al If VIM. HINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
"A TO LET-The Store No. 80 Broad
4 TO LET-The large Room on the


second door OF the College Of Physicians and Sur
rron. 81 Cro,hy-,ueet known a. the College Hail. The
Room j well lighted and ventilated and has small Room
opening upon the rosrum. 1t convenient place OF meet
ng for public worship for Literary A'socistons. The
Room may be auy time application 10 The Jam.
Ms-c.r,,rss, " a& II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

al Il SANL- KOOME, III aIker's 81
kA ROOMS TO LET at 304 Broadway.

.li,U Handsome Parors and Bedrooms attached Of va
ri0u, s'r-s furnished unfinished The House will be
painted and put in complete order. ARTISTS Fame, or
sin le gentlemen who think OF changing would do well TO
call Also Room let the fourth floor, IS feet wide
BIZ deep Inquire The second floor, room 81 al6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
"a FOR SALE or To Let-The largest
81, and heat fitted billiard Room IN AMER

C. The Room i 80 by go and contains SEVEN TABLEs
will .e Exchanged for CITY Property ge"d Booh AZ"
Norysg, on Real Estate Ia proper hands there may ~
rom To e. per cleared by this Room doinn.
ion : 40 Broadway (eau1l 10 any in this cty z. Tins
hs mric ThearIe The present. propreoa mas u un
10 attend hi. busae. hi. only reason ' OTIS FIELD
,ol by the 18Th April viii be let ApS. h, 4, Ann mai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
- TO LET-In the Village of Hemp

is.U stead I. two story Main street; two
s0ry dwelling house, adjoining the above. with large gar
den barn. &c. Also one half of dwenghouse on Full
ton street.
The above premise. central part OF the village and
will be rented at low prices. Apply to
al # WIN. WOOD, 26l Pearl.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally
TRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS

i manufactured To order and Tor sale by F.. VI. NO
DYNE 2Is Greenwich street, Barclay (basemrn
New-York r. H. n. keeps constantly on band every DIES
crpiion Of Travelling and Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags
Nases ladies waterproof Hat Boxes and Trunks whole
and retail the reasonable terms. Old Trunks
taken ia exchange. slJ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

-ONE PRICE STORE-Ats4 Chatham

" street where will b. found Clothing a, the follow IN.
bow prices: Beaver ana Pilot Cloth Coats from = 10 SIS
Cloth and Cashmere Psnis rom - 10 s. >atnei Pant
from 81 y 10 - Double and Single. roasted Vests iron
81 - 10 - - The west sde OF Chahsm-,t No. 81
as In HENRY COG>wELL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
III The American Laberer, a work devoted tn

the interests Of American Industry and TO the Proreon OF
American Man1ac and Laorers for sale al TIL Office.
Price 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
eA TO LET-The large room of Con

.R.. sutiOn Hall for Public Worship on the Sabbath.
Il hed up with pulpit benches. kc Also, the Basement
OF the building. hrst rate place for reectory, for
which i has beea occupied for the last years, and
now furnished and ftted up in good style The above
apartments will be let low TO good tenants Inquire the
premises, $50 Broadway. a25 II GEORGE RILEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
n FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm.

49, about 90 acres OF good land lying at Bsgles Point
with water privileges the north quarter of Staten Island
For particular, inquire Of David Decker Annsree or
orr r. Wells near Bulls Head. Staten Island az lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
ORIVATE HOUSEKEEPING

Gentleman and his wife with two small children and
ser,an are desrous OF taking, with family Of similar
sre pleasant house ia agreeable quarter OF the city
the rent of which shall exceed hundred or tour
hundred and ty dolarsue advertisers 10 board win tDe
other occupants pay half the rent and specified sum
nsr week Tor board. Address Box III. Upper P.O seu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
WHOLE NO. 329.
REAL ESTATE

"a TO LET-A part of House No. So
4 Orchari-st. Inquire on the premises, at iSo Full
Ion- i. az Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
JARS, SWEEPS & SCULLS.-I have

" discuntnEed IN Westsireei North River side AMI 90
all my business al my old Oar Establishment f02 wairrst
ana as save all the expenses of store will .e Oar
Sweeps and Souls enough cheaper pay for coming from
part of the city the Oar Establishment, 400 Water
street., door, above Cstherin. Market
al In JOHN 4. PEtR>ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

nA the upper part II genteel two story attic House
10 Franknstreei between Hudson and streets
consisting OF a front and back Parior, or two Bedrooms
in the auc privilege in the cellar Tor wool an coal
Apply at IS Dey-stiee'. a2o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

small children preferably can be scromn od.trd w.b
.rJ ana p,rIor and bedr second hoor by appyg
mm.diaeiv at No. IS Nub<rry-st or le~ s1f III 100
- - - frnis.ed /, th pleasant lod- lngs and iu Oalu'
49, - ~. usuai meal. excepted. d-o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29
THE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY,

containing scientific and popular descriptions OF Man
Quadrupeds Birds Fishes Reptiles and Insects compiler
from the works of Cnvier Richardson, Gnhih, Geohey
Lacpede Button Shaw Goldsmith, Moniagu, W lson, Au
dubsn and other writers Natural History, arranged &C
cordipc 10 The classification OF Stark edited by 4.
Could A. M-rth 400 engravings. IN one Volume, .yo
Just published and for ale by DAYTON NEW MAN
a2i vi NassausTeet, corner Of Fulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-29

story ard attic Brick Houses. with marhs mastels
nj I5dng doors, pleasantly ualtN, lis and III Nassau
rect about five nnutes walk from Futo- Perry. Rent
100 each Enquire of SAMUEL SHOTwELL,
a2iu On the premises
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18
Georgetown, O. Oct. i7lh, 1874:
Notice

Is hereby given that application will be made
10 the Commissioners Of Brown county at their
next session for an order to lay out public rdad
Ia Byrd and Union townships, mencing on
the east fork Of Straight Geek. from the road
leading from Russelville to Mam's Mill, onAl-
exander MOOny's farm, running thence in
south west direction till it strikes the north
east corlsr of Edward Evans farm; thence with
his line to the south east corner Of said farm
thence west with the line of Edward Evans and
James E. Slaek's farms, and the west line Of
James Works farm. to James Evans corners
thence south west with said EVANS and James
Works and the Widow M'eLain's farms to Eli
jah Works farm; thence west on the line ofWm
florence and the Widow Mc'Llain's farms tc
said Terrence cornsri thence in sOutherly di'
rection TO the road leading from Mann's Mill "a
Ripley, near the east end Of John Guildsrland''
laAe.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18
Executors Sale.

In pursuance Of ap order Of the court Of com
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, made at their
last August tslm, the undsnigned will proceed,
on the prsiniSss,on the 21nd day ofOctober next
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ind 4 o..
clock P. M. to sell the following lands and real
estate lying ia said county Of Brown, towit sixty
and three fourthS acres ofland described a. fol-
lows: Beginlng at stone northwest corner TO
inlOt No. 29 in the town Of Decatur, thence
north, 10 east, l34 poles TO a gun, blackjack
and two hiekories in the line Of William Ne.
Kitnks survey; thence with his limo east ID
poles to an ash, sugartreo and two dogw0ods,
southeast corner to said yMcRitrick's suryey,
thence with the line Of DAvii Monigo mery's
survey south llS poles TO a beech aud two dog
woods, southwest corner to said Montgomery
survey and in the line Of Benjamin Sutton's
survoy; ,ence with his line north 80 degrees W
40 poles to two elms and an ash, corner to SAID
Suttons survRy, thepee with another Of mis- line'
south 10 degFsss west,32 poles to a stone, thence
north, so west, SO poles 70 the beginning. One
third of east parts Of lots Nos. 81, "a, ,and35 IN
said town of Decatur, sc feet in front and l6e
feet, back, with a flame dwelling house thereon
and other Improvements, one third OF west part
Of lots Nos. 5O,5I, and So in said town'of Deea'
tur, 66 feet front and 1913 feet back, with brick
house and other Improvements thereon, one third
Of east parts of lots Nos. So. 81 and So in said
town 66 feet front and 1888 feet back, lot ENo. 5;
and 10 feet of Lot No So In said town and alsc
lots Nos 54,55,s6, 81, So, 60, ,29, 81 81 63,76
77s7s, ,79, 80, 81 l.83and 81 in said town Of De-
catIr. said premises to bs sold on the terms fol
loving, towit.: me third cash in hand, one IhirC
in year, and the rssidus in Two yeais. with in
terest, from the day of sale to be secured BY bOnc
JOHN RAMEY, Executor o
Benjamin Sutton, Deed.
September 18th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18

pure aud disinierested aSvocate Of pTincl-
pies. sacrifice Office for lie sake.
Bul why were the wings so anxious TO re-
tain Harrison's eabineti For this plain
reason: With one exception; It i0as a
CLAYCabinet. ltwas constructed TO give
Henry Clay the bentil Of all the demQ-
cratic patronage Of the GoVernment in a
contest for the succession. Butcher
Ewing. and his associate Granger, were
10 place all the Offices pf the Treasury
and PostOhice in the hands of Mr.. Clay's
most unscrupulous parlisans. Ewing
was performing this bloody work without
mercy or remorse; and Granger has
boosted in Congress that he decspitated
100 postmasiers in this short reign,snd
in one year would have added 5000
more to the list. To finish this work for
Henry Clay, tue wings Of Congress de.
sired to keep the butchers IN Office; and
10 accomplish il, offered to give up the
bank! For this price, they were ready
TO sell their principles, and TO barter
away "Whlg msssures;" but the Captain
declined the bargain! 1t was then
"head him or die" became the wings mot
to, and we have seen 4 nine months reg
ular session of Congress, besides seven
months EXTRA chiefly spent in this prof
ligate game.
The Madisonian promises further dis
closures, and we bid it God speed
While it is wiping wicked asperslonS
from the character of President Tyler, il
is doing Justice to an outraged people, and
furnishing authentic materials for hiStO
~ Oflhe wbig party.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18

DEATH BED OF HUMAN GREATNESS
Clement v, during his feeble and profit
gate reign, amassed enormous riches by
the sale efeclesiastic beniices and by
other scandalous means. He had en-
riched his relations and his dependents
but had not secured their gratitude
The moment that his death was annOun'
ced in the pspal palace, oil lis inmates
rushed upon his treasures as if they had
been their lawful booty. Amongst bis
numerous household, not a single servant
remained to watch the dead body Of theiI
master. The wax candlesithat lighted hi
bed of state fell upon the bed-clOthes,anC
set them on fire. The flames spread ove
the whole apartment; but the palace apt
wardrobe were so plundered, that only
miserable cloth could bo found. to cove
the haIi.burnt remains Of one Of the rich
est popes tina: had ever governed thu
church, --CGmpbelrs PetrGrch.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-18

6rThe statistics Of the United States
give-POpulaiion, l7,O6s,G ,G66; Gold and
Silver, $75, 900 900; Army, 1859
Ships, 6S; National Debt, $2S,953 ,9O4
Those of Great Britain give-POpulation
81 900, 900; Gold and Silver, $267 900
600; Army, l26,0OO; Ships, 595; Nation
al Debt, $4,O2s, 400 900. Her Depen'
dencies-POpulation, l23, 600, 900; Gold
and Silver, $l6s, 900, 900; Army, 1856,
600; Ships, 26.-Clark's Nsv England
Bank note List,