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mode 0; exercising it, is 10 match themselves
fairly against Others in bargain. while, believe.
that trsacfery in dealing is the thing tarhest from
these very people.
We must now ask the indulgence OF our read
ers while we outrun the incidents OF our narrative
& little 10 mention some strong coincdents OF re-
su!t.. with these prophetic remarks On the very
morning after the fire, The merchants together
a: the corner OF Wall and Bread streets and
pledge. themselves for mutual support. On Inc
same aav contracts were made t5r rebuilding seve
raj Of the stores destroyed. II ski! days after
ward some OF them were complete and occupied.
We mention one al the corner oil Old Slip ard
Sou,h-street. owned by Mr. Acton Civil. In six
months the whole, except the Exchange which
was planned Oh scale OF magniticeRce that would
take wears 10 accomplish, was rebuilt: thing I'M
paralleled in history. Ot six millions o: dollars
voted ~ the State as loan TO the sufferers, only
one million was accepted and among eli least
thousand business men who were sufferers. Tor
many OF the stores were doublv occupied, there
were bu; two or three failures. In Tot singic
instance that we nave ever heard Of was anr adj
vantage taken 10 escape responsibility. Very 1t
tie oppression heard OF: the strongest IN
saHce was tina, of the wealthy landlords. VINO i'm
proved the opportunity 20 excci enormous rents
for their teuernen,s; while even this had an offset
OF liberatv in Others. deserving OF all praise.
We ~ill mention one case within OF! knowlodge
the venerable John G. Cos,er who lost ten stores,
and hundred thousand dollars in his Insurance
stocks refused receive any arrears of rent from
his tenants who had suffered even when the money
was rendered to him We should be q loss TO
combine in Imagination, any circumstances
which would bring out character in q stronger
ligh; than these; end these the materials which
enter into the composition of society here Need
sayany more on that par; OF il which,. connected
with the business OF the country? Comment would
spoil effect, and therefore leave the subject 10
return TO the incidents connected with our memoirs
and The travellers.
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'LilKillIiIEIIIzIli[QZ
rNUts CORDIAL relieve. Dy.pepsl,

r5NIEsS CORDIAL relieve. Dyspepsia and Ner.
4 Affections Acting torc strength n he
digestive and them 70 ,eir Eag.a vigo
cures both Nervous and Sick Headaches AID prevents
determinations of blood the head usually the syup
OF Apoplexy. L, is also useful in Affections OF the
Liver and very efcsciou. IN Fiauleuce. Choic, Ard
other pains the stomach and intesiine.. Il
vceaoie in Amenorrhp1. Chiooss Leucorrhpa, H'ste-
and similar diseases IL c.nvaeseence from Fevers
and other diseases, speedily strength
The aged and nr.,, and persons OF sedeu.ary habits
prone 10 cos,iyeness or who suffer from loss appetite
experience erea, bcaei, from il Sold 1872 Falton--t
., IS cents and 81 per sotle. accordln. se 10 Inn
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|, HTER Ca.ygpIasST

n z NJ 70 = Z 11.NTH I-SIecuts Family q
- Arh-hLiols rliis have more than forty years mais
tslned an une1anp!ed reputation for the relief and
cure OF affections OF the Liver. Az Family Medicine
they uarivaied- The uurnber OF coanter
ieis continually appearing i, the South is convincing
proof OF oer popularity One full dose for an
couN. f!ice . ceuls a box The only asescy in hi.
city for the sale OF this Medicine established al Ia Ca.
i'' street. seq aficg. is
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
EHNH BIER FOR THE NAVY
FOR THE MEnIIIM STEA AMER

II Proposals, seaied, " i'll be received by the Navy
Agent, New York for the following best quality Whte
OAK Timber which shall have grown LAID within the
influence of salt water, viz
- floor timber. 100 first uock 100 third futtocks, TO
side O inches and mould from TO 6 inches, and 10
shape as pc. nouds which will We furnished. About 5000
cubic feet
u 800 cubic feet Of plank stock.
Also the following best quality long leaf fine graiH'
Southern feliou Pine, viz:
]a Rrs.us Is - feet oag, sided IL inches moulded
70 rche nett u by 10 inches 10 spring 3 inches IN
=. about c. IT, iaC'
81 Beams II TO 81 feet long, sided IL; inches,
mo ied 10 inches nett III by inches, 10 spring
above 81 I
. Beams, - feet long, Is by IL inches, spring
above de- 10 fee, long, ~ by l9 inches, 10 spriug
Il lnches.. ao9
Timber make $500 running feet of Iedges by
inches square (uett size 40
Timber to make 9o0 running feet earrings by
inches square. (nctt
J pieces, d feet long, IL. hp - inches, CstsashD ia
Plank stock for plank, water ways, &C., Clio
c. feet, $50
Knees.
Proposals for the White Oak 20 be received until 3li
December. To be delivered before the Isl March
uexl=Fo. the Yellow Pine and Kuees. unit! ,ezl5th
January To be delivered before the lstA pri!
all the Navy Yard, BROOKLYN ~ y, subject 10 IL IN
specton and price per cubic foot deliver
ed Any farther information from the Constructor.
The Yard. ROBERT c. WETMoRE Navy Agent.
Na.yA.ents Office. = Water street;
December Sth, 1871.
dH 2A~tJl5
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COME AND SEE AT
Enough 10 supplyhalf the nation,

=. I.uUugu ID SUPPLY HaII INC udIIo'
The cheapest and hes: in all creation.
This stock comprises the most splendid assortment oil
Boots and Shoss offered aad prices thai cannot be
beat sentlsneus hRe Calf Water Proof boots 81 - co
IS; 6ae D-es. do. from 81 81. splendid Gaisers for
La!ies, from 81 50 TO 81 Misses Caters Meas Daaci1g
Gae-s, Rubbers OF I'll kinds Boy ard Youths Boot,
and Shoes, and ucrer failing sappy Il Misses suc
Children's, the cheapest and best you eve. 3
OathM me corner Of Monroe dls u
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From The Dial.
I n w O r T. D .

AMID the watches.af the windy nigh,
a poet SAT, and listened to the fox
OF his own change:ui thoughts, until there passed
a vision by him, Inu~nuring, as i moved,
A Wild and mystic Iay-,o which his thoughts
And pen kept iire-and thus the measure ran:
All is but as it Seems
The round green earth,
With river and glen
The din and the lnirth
OF the busy, busy men;
The worlds great fever
Throbbing for ever
The creed of the sage,
The hope Of the age,
All things We cherish,
Al! tina, live and all that PERISH
These are but inner dreams
The great verdi goeth on
TIE thy dreaming
To thee alone
Hearts arc making their moan,
Eyes are streaming.
Thine i. the White raoon turning night to day,
Thine is the dark wood sleeping in her ray:
Thee the winter chills;
Thee the spring time thrills;
III things nod TO thee-=
All things come 10 see
If thou ar! dreaming on
IL t!if dream SnoulC breaE,
And thou shsulds. awake,
All things would be gone.
Nothingis, il thou art not.
From thee, as from root.
The blossoming stars upsioot-
The flower cups drink the ram
JOY and Grief, and weary Pain
Spring aloft from thee,
And toss their branches free.
Thou art under, over all;
Thou dost hold and cover al!
Thou art Atas-thou art Jove
The mightiest truth
Hath all its youth
From Thy envelopng thought
Thy though, itself lay in thy earliest love.
Nature keeps time to thee
With voice unbrokep;
Still doth she rhyme 10 thee,
When thou hast spoken.
When the sun shines TO thee,
'Tis thy own JOY,
Opening mines 10 thee
Nought can destroy.
When the bias, means to thee,
Still doth the wind
Echo the tones TO thee
OF thy own lnina.
Laughter but saadeny thee
When thou art glad.
Life is not life 10 thee
Blu. as thou livest;
Labor is strife to thee
When thou least strivest.
More did the spirit sing, and made the night
Most musical with inward melodies,
But vanished sooR, and left the listening bard
,Nrapt in unearthly silcnce-till the morn
Reared up the screen that shuts the spritworld
From ofiest poet and from wiscs. sage.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

>-Ew.YoRK SUPREME COURT

NTEW-rORK SUPREME. cot Ria the % ter or,..
application OF the Mayor Aldermen and Cox roi..e,
III. City o. SrwIoti, relative 20 cp rrs Thir1v-,es
street ou, the T-;,th the El, g,,r IN Il, So,
tic hereby siven rh, petition viii Dr. prr.cn,.! Ia r.
h5aS!4h!, justice, OF the Ssrr.n. Court II uccsisge
PEOPLE & Ike STAT. Of Nr's York at the oJpi 3ln IT,, CIV -
AIhanv Il ;he i:., Tu>st February lS3o = The Q.,.;.
the Cour, Bat day or - eoH t,rrii,er eas
De herd BY jan. 6ooIman Of The City New York ,,is
:orth the right u;e sud Claim OF Re p.tooet h- u
one thousand dollars herttoo,s ''iinaed and by H.
If E.ti.usie Igd As.c,su.ut appointed in ~
above entitled nst.r o1Hner IN sne oT the ssd
aage the SAID uusno"n owner 5y inG III con.tQG. a
rrincGi,hnE the interest 81 The sad Gnaue~ o"n+s p.
parcel land eqHTsd for the pufro'e OF open;sS Th!ry
second street the said City and de-rh.G BIZ report IL.
<,id follows. Viz - All HAT CERTAIN p
p,cc ground situate, ylrg 'nc h-l'E IN ihr said S
nth Ward Of the safL city, sud bounded eod
follows. 10 wit-begirning The now~'"tly az n.
b. ofrnr. and running he aoi:h~.s.:
along uorhra,trrly line OF side OF hy 'ecoG6 ,,r.
III. 10 opened. hundred .-t 10 the tou.k
rs,er- line or side of land Of Jane. SCo'man arsce b
westerly along the lite side u ht aid .ts
the said jaime, Boe:msn thirty feet. 10 f' drawn thrveS
the ct cont street. n. sine Ma 10 - opened.
thence souhea,:r!y s.o. he said line dawn ss
of Thtrtv-.eccnd stree. he same was 10 re optH6 a
hundred fee; 80 the nohucs;cy line or .iGe OF The h
established by law and running cnCr noheas..,,
along he said p9rthwesls> live side Of ,aId Eighth
4, ab.hed ny sw, dirty feet to She pSce Of ssasiay
And notice i, further given st presenting NE said pes
III. sam Luz tce. wilt he loved that The ptsy.,
he Dr. .T.n;.G and for rule order OF the said Coy
directing Clerk u said CoHrt ,iGins In the City S,s
Ywk to pay The said petitioner 10 st s,opty H.
a!a sum Of thousand doArI above tones aud h. ~
erase thereof n any and for such further oh. c,,
70 the .aiJ Court shall seem meet and proper.
Dated December 81, 1871.
IS ovid J. W WHEELER. Atty for Petitioner.
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nRtss HEWITT takes this method to re-
urp thank. 10 HI. friends and the public for the n-
eral encouragement he received in his hue OF prace
which Is confined Spains. Dlsoca,ous Hip Diseases
White SweIliugs Curvaturss and Diseased spns>'
,,,r;sr, Seryous Affections Couractious AID all DIS.
eases Of the Joia,s snd Limbs, 8c
References given On application TO Dr. Hat o.. broad
rav between Broos,e -nd Spriug- Sts. j. SIN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

T,oT THE pUBLIC.-LlFE BoAr.Iih as,s Nm.
,.r.,cnsd bess lesve respectfully 10 lnve ne a.'en
IT, ra,,oin> marcrants snd all others interested
IN hs navigation of boats au vessels 10 his newly invent
ed life Boat. ,;.,,v 5;s,,eot
These LII. Boats arc made upon an entirely ostsn ",
/, yay adapted 10 TIE purposes for which ,hey are
Designed aaL can be furnished for nearly one ha,' 'h'
exnsn.c o: what are ;eratd FraRciss Lille Boats.
Those te liag interested his subject are ,sS
call AZ the establishment Of the Undersigned w. Wv
Ws,er :. aud examine for themselves
A''' CHANDLER L. INGERSOLl.:
r There is ONO ne-' building which the pubic are ~
uited 10 o ,,m;rr a. the ork progreSScs - "
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
PF1NRD sUGAR.-wooLsEi wooi.

M SEY naye tbi, Lsy recuceS tbe Price Of ue'' Nc
fined Sugar of all de<c-i ptons One Cent pound
Usual terms aud CONDITIONS ~ 80 VIII =
= No York patent Sugar kshneEE hN = - ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

NJ Is,s.ssH's B-aLs-Afi OF Inv
L. Ell. GET,-For several yeats suffered v IN
most Distressing cough and pains IN the SIDE and
chest and he'd in vain sd rsary remedies for elie bait
found ncae until procured the Rasam Of Ll'era or
from u spting which ST cured NE Macy
OF nv friends have also used t:om tic same place IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

More did the spirit sing, and made the nigh,
Most musical with inward melodies,
But vanished sooR, and left the listening bard
Wrapt in unearthly sience-til the morn
Reared up the screen that shuts the spiritword
From lofliest poet and from wiscst sage.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
'1NN PERSON a

rlNNE ksON aGs"rlslns III Surng--treet'
first under Anonymous initials, then as W. w. Tay-
lor ari again w ". Thayer, la, notn acvcr
has hal any connection with The establishment al 80
Bovcry. The late proprietor. F. 4 Thayer had but ane
brother named WIZ. w. Thaye.-hc has not been IN the
house deceased brother for several year> Abont
four years ago he opened toc al ii Spring and
advertised Rogers Basan of Livsrsort aud near Two
years ago before the public N support OF Burrit
Co.. in initiating Dr.. Tayor's Basam of Livcrsort-and
again forward claiming the proprieorhp OF said
rcdicne when well known tina: al the tme the
proprietor the late F. A. Thayer, rt introduced ;hs
celebrated medi-uc w. w. rhaycr about fourteen
years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

In England, Sir George. the government and
people are comparatively distinct Here the peo-
pie consider themselves part ot 1T; and IN the
fullest and pureSt sense, as bolnd together By mu-
tual, and withou, any conflicting interests. They
will very probably call on the government in some
shape, 10 do its part for the general relief, but
which the people will accept only so tar as Justice
may be due them, ami mutual interest may dIcas
But such is the habit of selt:reance among Us,
that instead OF waiting, would be the case#ln
London. for a movement on the part OF the govern
ment, the first effect we shall witness, vii! De a
ceaceri OF action amen. the sufferers themselves,
and with them the community at large. lnis Is II
natural result of The constitution OF our system,
wherein as | before remarked, institutions begct
habits. Quick decision and CELEBRITY Of movement,
is also strong feature; they have come 10 be
points of national character among u, from tie
circumstance that have. nation, and as IN
,ividuals composing Il, been thrown upon our
resources; and instead Of having or position
prescribed 70. us, We have had tirst#ts mark out,
and then to build Up our owa fortunes without any
cx,ransous aids. Besides concert OF action,
therefore, we .hsl be likely in this case, 10 see
individuals adapting themselves 20 the change with
surprising quickness, snd like the industrious ants,
ar the saSacious beaver. when accident mas beta!en
taeir lodge people, instead OF sitting down 10
weep over their loss, illinstantly begin repairing
the damage. The association is an inferior one,
but me moral is q good one and pity that al men
DO no; follow the example.
SIR George, who had nov begun to look into
things with real interest, farther remarked, " Be-
sides the display C; native energy, this event Will
also afford an opportunity for the discovery Of
principles nc tsirer opportunity could ever present
for the exercise OF oppression and illiberality.
their opposite qualities nor could better cppor-
tunty be afforded for one SO disposed, to hide MS
real circumstances to decisive his creditors Ii no
manifestation Of this sort is made, shall begin to
consider you as blsneless snd high minded peo-
Pile as you would claim.
u will no, answer for my countryraen in every
thing, Sir George; some them, a, least, are pro-
verbal for their cunning, bs; the characteristic
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
AR. ALIENS BALs.4tI HoREHOUSD
u IIYER WORT & PLEURISl ROOF: f0I Coughs,

Hudson. Angus; l,l-tl.
WHOOPlSti CoUGIl-This disease Is prevailing very
exieasively and sEespny CT many Little ones. WITH
very days Illness. Parents should REMEMBER that Dr.
Allen. Ralsam oil vsrs orts the 0n!r intalli5e remedy,
and has saved thousands of lives during seves years.
Sold BY W. TYLER. wholesale agent $ Barclays:
f A. Guion ~ Bopcry. OF Grand st Dr. Hart.
c.-ner OF Broadway and Chambers street; O. Fay, al
Minors Drug Sore. of Broadway John 81;
and n Everett, 367 irseupch., st i2q In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

b, careful where you buy.-Purchase oaly-mipd this
OSLY-a the old Office 3.5 Boucry bctseen Fourth and
Fith-strces Our agents will please address as for.
merly $50 In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

Is 2r. Ne~-iork Patent sugar NshhEI! HI
NEW BANK COFFEE HOtsE:-;4s
William st-Couducted sxder the entire super 'ts'0'
Tbs ,soyS establishment fls,cly occupied BY 'i.
rbare. Brown tss beer ne.y httsd and Fui eonp.ss
o-tcr and ,hs proprietor conhdSp OF oeiue a". -
nIa.s. hose no may him with thsi7 patronsee'
h. may b. assured thaiths mast strict neais>s
aud or,r vii he observed every department and i''4'
,Li ,h.bmen; shall be fires from The obJecuonsco
raouy made all public eating houses , y, ,v, ,b,,
-. ~. management OF the Cooking Osparme viii
-, ,h. control OF his family, aud that The
srsa,es, pairs will be taken 10 prepare every h'os '
the table in The be>, std asst geo,eei u-un''' IS,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

s PACKAGES WILL BE STORAGE UNLESS TAKEN OUT
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

TYT,s :R.aND TIRE ET SALOON,
No. 1876 Grsrl cor OF pits--This .pienala saloon
!, fl, d W in sos style aud is JUS, the ts!ns
much needed in that part OF Inc cry NJ. b
C,k.s Pies &c are served up IL superior minnie VIZ"
-fo,.ry Fruit, and every thing else me 'is,Ie,s re-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

TuE ErFiNGuAMs, Or HOME AS FOUND 1T: BY The Au-
thor of The Victim of ChuLcery, &C. 9 yslS. s. Col
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

mode o; exercising it, i, TO match themselves
tair!! against Others in a bargain while, believe,
that trsacfery in dealing is the thing farhest from
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DR.. Geo. B, Bailey

w departments of his profession.
Office on the public square east Cfthe court
h ouse.
Calls at night may bemade at his dwelling
near the Methodist church,
N. B. Those indebted to him, either by note
or book account, will find it to their interest tc
cnll and pay, or give their notes, as his obliga.
tions to his creditors require speedy settlement
To extend further indulgence on long standing
accounts, will put it out of his power to meet his
liabilities. He trusts, therefore, that no one
concerned will refuse to comply with this reason
able request
Georgetown, o. Oct. goth, 1910.
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INFANT LABoR.-An infant in the pa.
rish of Suerton near Nottingham, was ia
ken from free school which was kept by
benevolent ladies'. She was put to work
by her mother, at home, being employed
in drawing lace, when only 81 months old
She continued that work two years, and
is now at such work, working daily from
six o'clock in the morning to eight o'clock
at night, boing allowed only quarter of
an hour each for breakfast, dinner and tea.
The mother pays the infant one penny at
tie end of the week by way ofencourage-
ment. She has three or four children,
and when excusing herself for thus treat.
ing her infant, she said, "If | do not make
ny infant work, shall have to go to the
work house.
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VINO IS A CowARD2-The man who at
tacks another by surprise, or with weap
on in his hand when the other has none
is coward.
The man who carries deadly weapons
abuot him in his intercourse with unarm.
cd society, is coward.
The man who associates others with
him and so goes with numbeSs to over
power an individual or a smaller or fee.
bier number-he is a coward.
The man who being challenged to a
duel is so much afraid of public senti'
ment that he dares not refuse it, is cow
ard.
In general that man is coward who
shapes his course by his fears, and he
alone is a man Of real courage, who al.
ways dares to do rightly Y. Jour.
Com.
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CURIOSITY. - Some English people
were visiting an elegant private garden at
Palermo, in Sicily, and among the little
ornamental buildings, they came to one
upon which was written Mon aprite. ; Thai
is Don't open.' This prohibition only
served to excite their curiosity, and thew
very uncivilly proceeded to dsobey the
aOsp,table owners injunction. On open.
w ,ne door, forcible jet of water wOs
squ,t1ed - m iull in their faces--a very lust.
'AOOgh not very severe retribution.
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Land for Sale or Exchange

" NWO lots containing eighty acres each
in Lenawee county Michigan, situate
about eighteen miles from Toledo, and half a
mile from the Folsdo and Adrian Railroad -
Inc land Is timbered with oak, whitewood, ma
bic and beach; and the soil is rich.
Also, lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmers. This Is
also timbered land, with rich soil.
l VIII sell all or parts Of this land on accommo-
dating terms; or exchange tfor farming land in
brown county. For further information inquire
at the STANDARD Office.
d. p. PALMER. \
Georgetown, Feb 9, ls4l.
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N O t i c e

A LII persons are hereby forewarned
IN against purchasing of Jackson Ewing
note Of hand given by me to him for
$l65 or S 1866 and some cents, dated in
March or April lS4i, and payable two
years after date; as am determined moi
to pay the note until my title to the land
for which it was given is made good.
MOSES STANSBERRY.
January 10th, l642.
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New Ferry.

TNHE undersigned has opened New Ferry
IL across the Ohio river at Higginsport, and
is now prepared to attend promptly to all calls
from either side of the river. Having purchased
the horse boat formerly used at Boude's Ferry, he
is prepared to accommodate travellers, and all
Others who may call upon him, with safety and
despatch. The road on the Kentucky side from
Higginsport to Augusta is good, and a first rate
bridge is erected over Bracken Creek. He will
also attend to the Ferry across the mouth o.
Whiteoak Creek. URIUS MARTIN.
May 10, la41.