davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
IN CHANCERY.-Bcforc the Vice

Solicitor.
Pursuant TO decreta order Of this Court, made in the
above entitled cause, w he sold at Public Auction under
tn. direction OF the undersigned OF the Master, OF sad
Court by wilkins Rollins, iuciouccr, on TIE 18Th day ct
February next. The Merchants Exchange, ;lie Cty of
NrSNork. Il o'clock OF that day. "N the rest.
residue and remainder lc. o! 2! Years tcin tietrst
dry October, y d. 1921, yet ana unexpre, OF,
~ anit oal i: certain lot oprc OF ground oi, west
sie Laurc> street between Grand and Canal streets in
tie Eighth Ward Ot tie Citot NegN ork, bounded FOL
lows, 10 W.T. Ea-tcry front By Laurer street beginning
onti northwest side OF lot belonging Joseph Moore,
Laures street, and running along said street westerly
tty-two other ground owned by Gtorge Loveti,
thence ann. said grounds towards Grand and Dara-
III with larres street twenty feet thence 20 LdureIia
street, and parallel with Grand street, ytwo leet thence
along the lire Laurcs twenty 10 e place OF
hegnning. SAID lots. eround beng in width IN front AID
twenty and IN length each t--iit'ytso feet
Tog4tcr with Tndenture lease The >alae
aby George Loyett 10 JOHN Pool subject TO iis rents,
covenants conditions and proyl.os SAID lease contained
aud all and singular the edices buildings, rights, members,
privileges and appugtenances lc-euno belonging a; IN
wis. apJ'.rtalI!rg.
Dated N"w-iork. January y, 1912
JOHN A. SIDELL,
G1,y Master in i,1,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

y i.
Mcssrs A. r. 4 p. Neutrality-suspicious. OF
thank iulres, and Gratitude induce you that
perfectly cured otte salt Rheum by the Use OF your
Remedy. The disease sprtad over both my hands 10 riy
finger ends and had been tan1ng fourteen years during
which time under the treatment OF more than twenty
different physicians who all alle,. Ia give mere than tenn
Nurary relief was unable 70 my hands but little ana
could put them water; nails rrpeacdl came oil
and almost helpless from Tie complaint tired lnd
Root doctors but all 10 purpose, nnii last uiIc
advised by friend TO yourls Remedy commenced
with little faith having tried many things wthontirn
eucin:, any good effect. In few day hands were bot
ter and wItl,uudEr put them in water daily, they
continued improve. and in few weeks were entirely
we'll more than six weeks since The cure was t
.,clcd, which tine they have been perfectly we'll
Yours, most respectfully.
LYDIA LEWIS. Newark. y. J.
Me>srs. A. E. x D. Sant>Gcn;icnlen, certify tsat
have Ge. cured OF die salt Rcun OF te' standing
bv tic .,s Your Remedy and SyIp o Sar>apal1!a and
wish every person troubled with this lreai!a compliant
in any form would call me. and will satisfy them that
YOUR medicine VIII cure them perfectly.
Ann MARIA WEiBALl.
Residence leo Nassa;, =. store - Futon -
New York, June 8, 1871.
= Nes>r> 4. b. 4 D. Sands cntlcmcn,-Fecnc deeply
indebted 10 the valuable you have rendered
me, do cccriulv inform You that my wife entirely
cnrr,. OF tho Sal! Rcum by The Your Remedy AMI
Syrup of Sarsaparilla. She had been. severely afflicted
with the disease in the face for six vcura tired Various
medicines. both internal and external, without producing any
rood effect uulbv .hc advice al rHr nlo was cured
by YOUR medicine. She induced 70 >e ard am thank
tul 10 say the result has Eccna perfect
Yours respectfully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
C.irION. II

Observe thai tic - line Branlretl Fills haNetilrcc Ia.
,.. on cacl box. yrl printed on white lapeF RenR-
min = .ndretl. Fills es printed "5irrd i> on tue Top
lneT,abe i,arl, 30 r,e>. Tierei. also eac. label
Two >irnaurr>zo Dr. Rranretil: e. BtGra.rti, ami
tn. o,l,er Bcjmn' Emdrc.i. II i important 10 sce Ben
ian Brc1,rc,t The box, >ne Of lecountsrieit, have
= srandret INC r. being made mich - possible 10 IN
o,e Therefore. b md >ce that BsnJuali Bran
dte.i i. on .ac. oil tl!. thrsc lallcls. llI I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
Dated New.York. January y, ISL
~ 2awts JOlfNh. SIDELI. Master ~ Chancrry
I'm CHANCERY .-Before the Vice Chan
y celnr-NIathcw Mais.H u al. W. Barard Llarle.-

"
MASTERS SALE.
In prrsuarce rta order p the Court u ChalcrN
Of the, STAT, o Newly orl the following, described PREMISE
Willie sold by under the direction Oi, tire subscriber one
the said Court, ut public auction, on tue M
rent dag March next y O'clock II moor, at the Mr
iler & Co.. auconees All lie onecqna undivided third
art all those certain lots, piece: or parcels 81 lnu situate
living and isiI" thu Sixteenth, lat" twelfth. ald oil lie
Cyo HcwI ok and which are known and distinguished
Ir,Hn a map OF the Clarke made By Amos Coming
and Iza Freeman. and dated ha ciil iar OF JanliI.
lelG,n true whereof file IN the Office OF Register
III the Civ and County Of Newy cr, by the numbers from
1910 l25 both inclaye and iyo' nan.sr> j5o 20 too
rcIsiyc. and itOn numbers 81 36o lnh ina!us ans
wtci. taken together founded - follows .or:-'dsr-
ely y tie Tenth lvenue il0 westerly by TIE hudson
RIVER norticaSeriy b.. Twenty egil;,ifec a:i south
westerly l Tire 10, known and Il, n n,.d on the sad map
H. tire plumber la, the n0r,ca,ierly lire % r sad lot
luI,r H. running parallel wiki Twenty tlttlr"t sud
distant hcclrom lotyu!re feet lorr and one-dl iirte>
sfile,l in Grant heretofore ollped by aiics y. Well,
from tie corporation OF The CITY OF Nev-lo: 10 Inc salh
Bhyar Clarke am: o'hcr>, IN ront OF and apeitMnng -
!oilloye described premises and extending n"itt"tstriy
:.in mo Hudson River tn" north e:iy sale OF The
Eleventh Aref;. Also, all those certain I:ne lots p Ground
numbered laid map lli. l2 I23and ~ fronting on the
tenth ,vstc and the lots 1885, 65, 49, 1873 ard 49, front
Sounded follows beginning ~ the Sautherly corner ct
t,i, Tenth ivcnGr and Twenty roaming thence
westerly along SAID Avenue 10 the centre fs o! tie
bccb,twccn rwenyiiitt aud Tw.is siSh,reetsi thence
>nu-sast.rl along the line, oi sad block 70 let
iiicIic, uorilitasery parallel with the Tenth Avenue 10
Tw,ntj>Xti,trc,t Aforesaid and thence nortii-wCatcry
along the Inc nj Twenty Get !5 feet to tue place c
hegilnitg:-Daie4 Nev-iorl February u, 1872.
JONATHAN NATHAN, Master in Chancery.
Griffin i fIaSers Solicitors. / II laWthll5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
EXPOSEn.-The

n ',
subscriber las on hand 90 GtabotesII AlRIi.M OIL
wic he warrant t genuine. rs motto i Honesty
X the besl policy"
TIE subscriber would h;rc e,nre hi regret tla' many
Of hi :eaw citizens have hitherto permitted he'ecNcs TO
Jdecci,ed ana imposed upon BY dishonest tnca, iuac
.ctoneers. and pretelCTs who Offer 10 sell what ite cal
i!aa"lagn o.! At fourteen ,!.ilngS iitI. rIos,!
attend rc,iy 10 ,. olIow!g Wrappers printed nziie
German language and to- I'll hirt,:s icaf, are inva
,!ypuriou: and OF ho-c iJrI::t n tic English rot more
ii,n oil hundred genuine mo-. ri them teinr
printed i'll Ne.I FORK. III Genuine are Eng>i nIi
have and residence printed On them Iiis done
W ar lilly the manufacturer IL Holland They-aTe also
ny written signature.
This IIaarrm oil is used for variety Of diseases II
eds no putting IL always It's rccomneia
Coughs and colds cured w without putting ii N
tho style Of Candy dealers
~ B-rhc undersigned sells The i,e,; Candies fStrars)
in NcwYess. but he 10 Mt e Coug, Candies
large dealers and medical gentleman
y. B.-Genuinc German Cologne Wafer imported by the
undersigned. CHRISTIAN SYkNEST Err
F.ncy Store, No. l2l East Broadway.
One door above Pike 81.
NB.-wanted the above place iew doz. OF the M
;p,rird BRITISH OIL. dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
1TDERyIIL.S GERMAN PLASTER

E most ciccua r-'nc,y Tor the following corp l1us
&sr.>, Gut. B.ui.e, Burns, !cou- salt Rteul fse'
Sores. Sore Throat In Boxes from lne TO tclE -uDs
THIS Plaster has been used :or these year with gea.
sgccss, and those who make OF It wal md very
useful IN rr families. thousands gan already
er, Proprietor. !e3 woo.er-,treci pear Houston; q
Trans 10 Rowery; f. IT, JrpP, 10, niNon.a,i ~ ms
a' Canon..,.: George Thompson corner % 'iH''soH s
ChTstoplcr-strret. . ga
am, Ne,,iJo tor. tultou.., ii lW-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
axe fIINsic 'tTIN--'ItUCIIlt cuIll.'> uu !dIt,
When the disease become, lnvecrate.
NJ ECDMME,NHED biz the Faculty.

When lit. disease, becomes invet.rate'
ID ECOMME.NDED BY the Faculty.
EeNANCE'S ANTEBlLIOUS FAMILY APERlENT
PiLLS.-By long experience these Pills have been proved
by thousands he tlir best and >a.>t Family Medicine
hitherto discovered. Al all seasons OF the they ' be,
found very valuable all WHO wish 20 secure themselves
against sickness They alike safe for children as tor
any period OF life and require cStr; attention 10 diet or
clothing Bilious ans, Liver Complaints Dyspepsia or In
ce,on Nervous Diseases, Sick Headache and III fact all
diseases ION impure state OF The blood. OF d
ordered state the stomach or bowei>are speedily reIney
ed by ,aknct They proven, scrry cosivrlt> ana
cca>eQut1c therefore >eaiarllg men should never be
witilou, them. Time climate effect, illcni not Two or
three doses couvinc. the patient OF their >aluar;. effects
,oiI vii! readily lis strength, healthy
and how vi!l speedily take place, and
renewed h Il, and vCor OF body and llad Willie the
certain result, Their virtues III fact, may be summed up
as rlediccc which strengthens the feeble aud ccnsols;es
muscle, 81 the strong, and will e found OF infinite a!ue
10 females OF all ages iii taken according 10 the drecticns
who wish 10 be secure from sickness
Price = and 80 cents per box.
For sale wholesale and retail by YIN. Watson. Apol!eca
re>' Hall 50 Caharne Smith, corner OF alton and Va
Nowl, i67 Bowery; Bals.oye, druggist, Fulton 81
> Goblin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
GAIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. remedy.

SALT Observation-Disclosures remedy, "a
~ certain Tor SaIthcu. BARRIERS Itch Scad Head
Ring Worm, and all other cltaneou, Diseases The lust cel
cbrity this remedy has obtained i'll the Eastern States has
duccd the proprietor establish, Agents Ibis city, assured
ha, all after giving fair trial viii be Convinced OF is be-
nccial effects The ingredients from which the tea i>nnde
composed OF Of the active vegetable agents fer
purifying thn blood thereby doing with tie necessity OF
using the syrup OF ,arsapara which i, often prepared in
accurately and always containing large OF saccha
inc matter which tends derangc the stomach and rclard
the cure OF the disease.
Below certificate signed by number OF the
spectacle citizens OF Bath Maine.
The unders"ncd inhabitants OF Bath certify thai VIC have
used the medicine prepared by William Is. fruaDt
lev for the Sail Rhcun, and lave found i! ;he best We have
ever known; and having ouh. tiatil valuable. i
coverS take the liberty recommend il all who
iiic,ea with that nvsr5itc uala,!y.
Daniel Ilarston. u. Niilil. Swa>y
Thomas Donnell, Within G2rtIncr,
Elwi Robinson, Jesse Russell,
a. l.. Siimson, \. w. Turner,
James Hamilton. Aaron Donncl
Henry c. Donnc, Martin Anderson,
Thos. p. ]. Webb Elisha Higgins,
LIKE LanlHrd, H. Is. Webb, Jr.
Bath, May J, 1883.
General agent r. II. Smith. Fulton and Water,.,
w-Yck; and for sale. Bush 81 Barclay,i Gaines l5o
Divisiol-sl; Watson Sc Catlarire->i.; Consock Co. Il
Maiden Lane: Minor, 1872 Broadway John Chiffon,
SOL Cana->, Symc>, g. Bowey Glherls ITO Fultos;.;
and 2ccS Bowerv
BROOKLYN James W Smiths, cor Fulton and Nlidla->ls
Newark In. De CIPHER i52 Broad.>t. II lucni -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
~ Otto T. TO RUPTURED PER


IL #SoNS.-Dr. y. G. III ~, Nc ! le>ey Il. !.>or
House Kew nrl-Perscp, afflicted with Ruptures may
rely upon TIE best Instrumental All c world affords onaIe
l,licanmat H.. oitc iccys NcwGork. or 10 rher OF
lis numerous agents nthc ciiet towns OF e United states
Parents be careful 20 examine the back pdtot Dr.
ui's Tru-Ps ii they endorsed by Dr. Hal! N
writing Meme otier or 10 b.. relied on rood
Dr. Hail guarantees 10 Ill otherwise healthy patients
o call NJ hi> Office for treatment II th, cure be not rad.
cal ard permanent 10 preclude the necessity ut wear
iu whatever, the money advanced lsreurlrd Ali
TIE expiration OF the specified Tor HE ;urc, whatever
progress the rupture iaG. made toward eradication
CcmIeen 10 years experience IN the art O!
TrSsuY RupturcS constant attendance II DR. Nuils
office.
Children under l. universally cured without urther
expense than the the Truss. Tie radical "ure has
hen under ro.resN. pract;ca improvement Tor more
than 20 Yeats past il Or iInis Truss o;fc" ard no"
brought TO state Of uurivalie'! perfection.
Many ,reacierous agcn faveuEt -laken 10 veud iun.
ton, Dr.. lull, celebrated Hinge AMI Pv't truss for the
ard reei:on Of Kupture> These il@itacas car
not relied oi;!!cy nle'A ci!s;ul >urCeuIs and
mechanics AMI better ttl the Ordinary Frurs"S Of
The nlarhet The genuine have nv iu iain. rESritirE
ila I'm AMOS y. HULA co.
rsNHE TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS
OF DR.. HILLS invention continue 10 receive M de.
cir preference For twenty years past have employed
the Tru,Ses Of Dr. llIil with HE Supporter "2s
Invented 1881 m the doctor, witirlr advice and appro-
batioa am happy 10 say that II Is extensively adopted
in Europe ; well as IN this COUNTY,.
s;junel VALENTINE MOI +, VI. D.
Ncw-iorl July l. 1911. liJ In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

GtuRE IN ONE M!NUTE.-You can
~ for IL! cents procure roll OF VIM Browns Pencil Ya
u your stove or CRATE covered with rust, IN one na
by the application the above article, iure ~" le l,o
laced that will astonisI the wi:o makes use OF IT, lp
Paste is used without making dust and all give iscc
more brilliant polish ,han the British american L''fe ~
Tie form OF powder. The pois! nade by ie pa. m =
aso much more durable Manuacureb by N bi I1 nd
Chemist No. i3 Washington street, Boston Dea!efs as
families suppliet!by A. p. D. Sands, Druggists, Aos
and cG Fulton street Reaile,i by David Satds Co No
East Broadway, and Abraham 3. Sands Go. nc:
RrnlD,TaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
STATE or NEw-YoEK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
I'LL. ~

-fLKANq, FtIiruaIy IL Idl2-
Sir have llud the honor=to receive Your COM
munication OF December last, transmitting TO me /,
copy Ola law passed by the General Assembly of
South Carona, entitled can act to prevent the
citizens of NcwIork from carrying slaves per-
sons held service out Of this State, and to pre-
vent the escape OF persons charged with the com
mission OF any crime The communication is
accompanied by pertinent report and by ,csor-
tons OF tho General Assembly, explaining the rea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
nNNEFORD,S PATENT NNPROY-

NINNEFORD'S PATENT INPRUE.
i led ELECTRICAL FLESH GLOVE AID 81 !t:i !Es
produce healthy the system By ctoil w tI nv
ris: leacng the skin, 4, ali the ordinary iioSc-' o2
are Liable TO do
The grea, value OK the Hair Renovation a. i.i'
lutic agcn, when apped the human body fo's sa
known 4; every one Who has paid Tie lea: aiten: 10 t
importance OF healthy action OF the sin reqpie i'f'
comment. -, .,.,
For sale by a. g. SANDS CO, rs Broadway, s"IIs
OF ChaInbers-sreet, Granite Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
PETERSS CORDIAL LGZENGES

Are specific for tie rei"o nervous or hca,lache low
ness nj spirits melancholy Ienguor an debility. either
from pcyou, disease or living, reo OF
tt stomach irr,aliy OF tic nerves. Eysericai affections
ro,,>. cholera lnorius fHgi" aud Iaplta1on
OF c eariFron their efficacy IN the relief oi iiend0ch'
'cy called bS many le li'alac,e ,ozen..
North Sixth street P!iia,elple Hare street Clrlesnu
u Manning .ir..., Nr;N.O rlenn.. liz lnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
1IsR- TAYLOR'S Ba!sam Of Liyerworl.

! ER. TAYLOK'S BaIsam Of LlYerWort,
g75 goy:ery TIC oni;' Geluiu. .trtice.-TLc pu9ic
-e rau,ioned 10 beware the BASE advertisement, eIar
all from. spring street, tic annexed certificates VII
SOW now Hey 20 N using offers and sn2
rres without r2iit authority their faeb1~s
and limitations o tins valuable xcticin, and those cer!t
c;.tc voluntarily oerr renders all comment unnecessary
Hereby certify that the Certifcas in the Jrrsey CITY All
vzrtiser Of tie 18th january, 1912. ri a,ve tie Bea
Liyerwort="as unauthorized wholly by me-
Signed. DANIEL 3llTCHEL, .S5 Bowery.
Ner-Yo-k Fea. g. 1912
certify that the advertisement which appeared in tnr
jersey Ciy Advertiser specting Dr.. Tayo:s Bal,2h Of
Liverwor referring, 10 me- used without any authority
tIoi. NE, Signed. JAMES H. PINCHNEi,
Is Ira Corner Bowery and 9Th s;:ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
s,tr ,fPF or Ni.W-NORiI. Ssh

r7.,ti Ny. yoes,. January s5Ih \. u. l3i2,.
T. C.NHIjE.ELEE Mister IL ELarcery,
80, ,-,-.I,lE M. u NJSsalt >reei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15

-Ilo.l-. lam. re,reC'nIIv. t0e -T'lEIc1 'aFvahN-
= BEiND8ETI!. " II. I'll Broaiwa:.
Tic BENNDREriI FILLS are soil n Dr. BEfnlreiI'S
Principal Oice No al Broadway, between Park Piacc
and Murray street. 5lso Is Fetal c:c>. rs Eowtry
ie5 Hudson and rs Second ,re cents per hoN, WIKI
mi Lii-.f ilnls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-15
CeE3PlNG,s# RESTORATIVE COR

Foal. ie;e Oil stones ,nilrle l1 Easayer Denlks,
Jewellers Sc. ~ IN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
A HOME SHOT.

The Boston Courier has the following in Tea-
ton to the Secretary Of State and the Clay rae
coOns.
81, requires no aid from witchcralt to perceive
the reason of all the hue and cry that il made to
induce Mr. Webster to resign and of the threaten
cd rrowns he will have to encounter if he should
continue in his present office, His aid is needed,
and his power is feared, by the leaders OF party,
who love their party better than they do their
country, and who would rather sacrifice their
country than have its honor or prosperity maintain
ed by any other men or means than such as they
dictate Should he resign his office and come out
in the character Of determined opponent to the
President, he must, of course, declare himself an
advocate for his grca, po,ca! rival. This would
give degree ofconidence 10 the party ofMr Clay,
which ii wants, and which without the aid Of Mr.
Webster il could never have. On the other hand,
should he IN spite of rcmons,rance, entrcaty and
reproach, continue in the State DePor'ment,-or
should he ever resign and go into retirement with
on, declaring in favor of Mr. Clay, 1t is evident
that enough would Withdraw with HIM from the
active field of politics., TO render the success of the
present schemes somewhat probIcmatcal. And
this we take to be the whole secret of the camor,
which is got up to drive him from the cabinet, un'
der the shallow precncc that he can no longer
remain there with honor"
This is pretty hard--cOming from standard
Wing paper, There is more trouble in the raccoon
camp than they imagine.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
DEATH OF DIR. CLAIMING.

1t was with the most profound grief that we
yesterday announced 10 our readers the death Of
the Reverend Doctor Claiming, late pastor Of the
Federal street congregation, in Boston.
1t Is now about forty years since DR. Claiming
rst assumed the pastoral charge of congregation,
and entered upon the responsible duties of minis
ter Of the gospel. During that time, he has built
up the Unitarian pulpit in the United States. es-
abiished himself in the opinions Of all civilized
nations. as one Of the most eloquent, fearless and
faithful preachers in his own, or in any country,
and has secured to himself a fame scarcely les,
universal or less cnyiable as critic as sci oEar,
and as statesman. Ii has been the misfortune of
this grea, and good men, 10 have been the victim
of a very feeble constitution since about the twen-
ticlh year Of his age, occasoncd, as it is said, by
exposure during his residence in Virginia, preyous
TO his ordination. This fact has doubtless prevcn->
ted one Of the most lion hearted and uncomptom,
lsins antagonists of error. from taking more pu6-
licy active part in the numerous struggles for the
propagation Of ruth. in which he has during his
long career, SO frequently and so vauntly embark
ed the whole influence of his pulpit and Of his ,igo-
II is doubtful, however. whether it is TO be re.
GREETED that TO Dr. Claiming it was given to pass
the life Of a oontcmpla,i,e rather than of an active
man. Freedom from the temptations of the forum
and from the disturbing forces Of violent con,ro-
versy, were necessary TO build up so symmetrical
monument IF moral and intellectual power for
the example and admiration of man.
But ihis is moi the place. nor has the time 70,
come, 10 do justice TO the virtues and moral emf
nence Of the great man who's, loss we are po,v
called upon to depore.
1t is said that he died in the Esd year of his arc
Of what disease we are no, informed.
~ L. Nor POST
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
BANKING SOT THE CAUSE OF
WEALTH.

\ vague notion appears 10 be entertained b,
many that paper money banking is the chief cau.,
IF wealth in the United States. IS rational would
it be 10 atiribpic the wealth of Great Ilri,in 10 her
excise system. Both are mere systems of taxation:
the one for the benefit Of Government, the Other
for the Lcheit Of corporations
The laws which regulate the proiUiion Of
wealth are distinct from those that regulate rs
distribution and its acquisition. Particular in
d,idual', we admit. may be enriched by the ope-
raiions of paper money Blinking, but then they ATE
enriched by impo,ishlng others.
Communities become nfluent through industry
combined with economy, and from that industry
being made productive through minute division
of labor aud an extensive system If exchanges -
\ good banking system would I'VE admit, by lacili-
tailng commercial exchanges. add greatly TO the
wealth. Of the nation: but our banking system, rs
Mccullough Of Edinburgh has justly said. sis the
wors, in the world and has diminished the
wealth Of the nation in the following among other
wav-:--
isi. In converting into spectators many men
who otherwise would have been producers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-10-14
spirit OF tte Age.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, l8i2
" Justice to Harry Of the West.
MAEYLAND ELECTION.

An election for members Of the safe Legislature
took place on the 9th inst. The democratic ma
jpriIy in the city Of Baltimore is larger,wc bcIive,
than II has been for seventeen years, except the
last year, when the question turned more on COM
pcling the banks to resume specie payments, than
on national politics. This year the question was
purely national. The wings made it So Their
tickets were headed "Ci0y onJ Il TWiG." They
made their own bed, and NOW they Will have TO lie
in it.
In default Of the "roast hccf" promised ty the
wings to the Ioboriug mcn at the election of 1910,
the Democrats have roasted "lhc same old coon'
We copy the following from the Baltimore
Republican Extra, Of the 9Th;