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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16
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saturday a contain excellent original Scrrac3
anite above 4lbe, recently preachedHy apopGar Chr
y1nn besides many Other article, OF >arpassug Interest
ana TWO Fnamyiuss which Viii gaaiei, number o! aan
,Ga a.tr,cl'sl.@ L;ok lar Office 50 Am 81 vhere
Subscriptions at rceelyeia At = year. andihe paper gai
n, ans. I,a.t dt the County. t2) l6,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

Born BuR6IARY.-A# gentleman IN fhlladei-
pllia was awake, soon after retiring rest few
nights ago.=by strange noise, which was eX-
pluincd By M wife. who said that their daughter
was entertaining her lover in the parlor. He va.
Glleiecl, but soon the noise too loud for any
civilized kiss. aroused him again. Determining 10
be assured he crept softly 70 the door and saw,
instead Of the loving couple, some half dozen As
lrnovely scoundrels as he cared . entertain. He
went 10 his chamber. got his pistols and prepared
to=siy,. them a welcome but unluckily his foot
caught in the star-carpcr and he fell heal fors-
nao-t and his pistol was discharged among hiS UNI
hidden guests, They III fed in double quick
time. On entering the room he found butter,
SwccimeatS, pies and all the contents OF we'll
stored larlcr trodden into his Turk. carpet. and
all hi- furniture cnt in shameful manner He
had the satisfaction of finding such quantity Of
blood a. led him to believe that his pistol had not
been discharged wirhout#ciicct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

10 ai',eAAScs- lre.s Dic.ao,s.2 If azt., ar-,.,.,
nd 9',s' illustrated oy 1919 Enra.i'ls !, Dos IS =
81! pailt+,a;5on hy Ia ROY Su,iterlGd - rpla.- -
NcwYcr.i cn:-oue sfoogtily aGniI,e. -
i',zceI. .o1s- a. ",siii-rs fas tiae seGvery.
Ee'rS Ieciatisc - ti.e 4.;e States silople rt...
80. T. beeli.i,e ~ouii falser l really, H. 80.
n 3as:ues secl'-e 10 hial FcEs;sx paosiT.s,e
5oycien whict, together With economy, would ,-,;,,
iortQc. !, mechanic in Furon,,rert tbs c,,, -,
ef,iy been bere6,ea ~ ihe know!eigche obaiae f,
ssss roryzn' th. 1rovA,t Tie amount Of IKE 49,
loiIarS. II, n3Gl, and number u. Ia, k;,sy, liz z,
aislle publisher TIA, Dictouary.
We sr9nsly invite all vl.o read ilts article. i, -,
subscribe, 10 the above work t1rtnvyith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

,t,.y i,STr, come trlst
P1, ir,ing and hear IN mind In, uncoT
,I T;. r,a>;Iiine ,ilriluIe> sttricalc,ry
Of his ,n,eectnal lp viii demonstrate tbs yog he
standing before his lofty presence, M counten1Ee
Won viii translate h> directions 10 "a to Dr. Courai>
te ois ao9f ron 80, :. i
My any you Z" '.'eie - 80. /, -; -. -
wtS" wa :" 10 '''e "e' - s''' '''
eNe1' ..--
1- W. ,,yi,e rAo.r wNn-,,i,l 10 purchase "lleaIis
Hair to call upon Mr.A c Barry li6 Bn7aay eofnrTo
na,,r lin ,tnt ,nartn,e,lil in his country
~ To onl,r.inc,, sro 11lort,r ri = century. Ia. Ir
,l', 3.rssl.i in hi. ,rl,irti llta.l-
R,lor Stro6 and has rainc, 5r ii a fame l re. uiaija
foIinrha mn, nyinhls Th9fzif las .t5ayi tas,
y -, ~, -, - 49, :; tact ,i1t * 4i,rI5,f,,,l
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,ors i y. pain and a, papabI,a A. lis;rnc nj III m al
90 " III, y ,,or :, ,,,,l,.I IA tiia .,i, IT. mi,
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',r no ,i,i ~ he, l,,I l1,s inn Ia.
.,ni ,s.,ai nv The. ro,i .tirrli> ll men of sa5
ai i nation. !; r,, nm.
@ - hat ain nrI,,ce = INN AMI smooth r
edge That "l shave " el,' and comfort. is !tSiea
ir achno"irlS.,i ~ ~ ~ si tl.ls ,,i. ,
on k,, constantly lo sale at his store I5 roaay
6. SAUNDERS. It's Broadway
.r,.5.,.
lowE,s liYGEiSE HoREiiouSn CANpf:-i ne atenione5
ne public : r>retti4 ryro eat rot 10 s:s
tor loaSehe>S Sore lhroa', .ouT!i> ana every symptom
leading 70 the l,rs'iis Il>ease iii'' a oi!''t ue'
afalln III, country. a2i ieASI, ITO W., -: i,'t N
ordinary eNrll'i !i.. . - ' i,., I, ~,
SANITY sending e,fimo OF me a'i.eS' {t,E
receive, WHICH, Inc proprietor '.!oul" i'5p>ii MoGi" ~
whole columns OF thc i'HOic ifsr,. Sol W'4e9ele 1''
retail, ti59 BrcadW9H' corner OF lioWaEu-srttl-
com Spp,yc TryprR1ycr, -Soctr~y.-Tbc friend. nj
~, .ro,ar,I mr.. T.,,,iiriIl nya, fp 1t,.n,i
nn,{jnr 70 he Dr. patnn thIrsh in Drioy,ie
@ I'm, y,n;,r III, ;,,.t a, ,'cit1j ,-> H.,
nrc.snraon of E5nn.r bv rh, ladies' o h, Coli! SI,rine
r,.r5nc Sora,y ltfr,>rin.r addresses may br
,nctt,ai WAl HARRIS Prp,',
josnuA DUDLEY. s,.c'y tl2 5t
vrpuunAn Fnoli.i noDer. say. that a Sherman re-,
,en,l,. .n,tI yeriah WrnnNl of h Orkney I.lsn,,
sls ~ ~ ~ +, ao,i ,r1a insl=
LIN , -, - ~, ,sr,. o,r n,I ~. d. onnrr,
and lis eyes ln-r,. and blue and nj u preston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

AZ W. a. wise those whu=wi>t 10 purctusr iieaEi> "a
Hair 10 call upon Mr C. Barry. li6 BravaN, cofHrTo
Liberty street up stairs. the only Individual wloc3nlai
nature (in that department. IN This country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

LATEST yeo, TAMPIco.-By the bng Norfolk.
at this port from lamrico, we favored with
adviceS to the 2lsi .January There is no political
news. Business generally very inactive, and
ali descriptions Of dry goods were exceedingly
dull. Ii-2 most important item Of intelligence
ceved By the Noltq!L j. that the Government ha-
decided upon returning the ~ Pc cent. duty which
they had charged upon goods going ,n;o IL iinte
ror Iht, n.olle Of payment AZ our last dates (J1n
uaiy, 81 was thnn Aaacr discussion, but not SIT
tied. The Condnrta was not eci;acted at Tam
pico until fi;e 9Th Of February. The Norfolk has
brought about sl0,Gt'G in specie, and has full
cargo Of tnstan, hides. goat skins. &c.
Philadephi2 Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% On Saturday last tho cars on the Railroad
between Grrenbush and Springfield were arrested
By the breaking down Of bridge. All but the
passenger cars were prcripitatcd into the stream.
bu, 40 lives were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

u \ Mr.. Kendall was robbed near Lowell by
two <coundres who shot his dog seized hip, tore
his clothes or found FIVE cent piece and made
oil with their booty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% Orders have been issued by the Secretary OF
the Navy tor-thc construction Of an Iron War
Steamer to be employed in the Lake service. The
iron work engine and machinery to be made at
Pittsburgh. and TO be pat together at the town of
Erie. where he ship will be launched
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

FROM FLoRlDA.-Ne have by the way Of Sn-
=vannah late Florida dates. Col Worth, immc-
diafely after the escape Of Tigertail. despatched
command &C ,ragosns 10 the Wiihacoociee
where the TallaIassces, under Nca-Thurko-E-
Naihlo had been prevou,! sent in pursuit Of some
struggling Greeks. had the whole band. consisting
OF u warriors. brought 10 Tampa, and then ship
ped off TO the West Major Plympson came upon
Il party Of Indians near How Greeks and cxchan-
sed fires with them. One OF The whites was Kill
led and two wounded. 'iwo Of tie Indians were
cantured.-Thcrc is no other news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

AMERICAS MusEuM-'rfis t. the las, wei, Of the do,cI
of the CITY al Dublin, which unversaly pronounced the
most beautiful and perfect work OF art ever exhibited N
America. Every nan woman and child in The city OUGHT
TO visit il. can be the DAY time weli ~ tie
evening. The increased aurbcr OF attractions put iari
here reflect great credit on t e' and cnt! iG!
the extensive patronage be is daily ana nightly receiving
Ill D. illnr q mn n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

u The L. S. Frigatc Columbia, now lying al
roS IRVING to Europe She has "a guns in all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% The Boston & Worcester Railroad Com
pany have moved for new trial in the suit just
decided in favor of young ostinclli, the ground
Of excessive damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

10 Some scoundrcl placed kcg of mails on the
track of the Portland and Saco Railroad the other
night, but it was discovered in season 10 prevent
any da mage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

10 \ man named Nathan Partridge committee
suicide on the 10th at Batavia ~ Y by hangin!
himself 10 fence Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16
.-licchnnics, AuA,iInIr /. ccfUro.-,I,h.. H.

u "Wednesday. teb. II. II ne New }os, Socjtty ~
81, Richard Adaus I.Gckc ESQ. on re-re>trll NIag,.
!l. commencing at o'clock. Tickets admitting lab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16
.,caned Ia had received among others. PET

escaped He had received, among others. pet
tons for the expulsion OF Members from this
House. II was not his purpose TO present snocH
petitions, ouScs, thos. containing indecent, 'tis
or violent nutcr. or those insulting Members OF
this House He gave notice TO those who We're
accustomed to seEd them to him, that he should
presen, no more of this character.
Mr. ". W.IRylS presented The proceedings OF
the Home League Convention held NJ Pittsburs 81
the 4tt Feh-uarv Also resolutions of the Legs
ature of PENNSYLVANIA urging the necessity fan
immediate passage Of the Aproriionnent Bill, to
save the Sta1es the expense OF Extra Sessions OF
their Legislatures
Resolution. OF similar character to this latter
were received from the Legislature OF Mamma,
The remainder Of the petitions were Of PR
yalc or uninportant nature. iRGrS-
10 W, are clad TO learn that Mr. Wainwright
who was severely isiured on the Railroad near
Newark night before last i likely to recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

~, public respectfully called 10 this Important remr
tor lioarScSe>S, Sore Throat, Coughs and symptom
leading 10 ,,, distressing disease tia, OF all others
fatal IN this country pUh, peaker>ai>O wn after
ordinary exertion lind their lungs sore ann paiN0l.
SANITY ,enn~ testimony OFT the almost Immediate relief tay
receive which, ii the proprietor ,iiould publish, would i
whole column, of the pnbc papers, Sold wholesale AMI
retail. AZ 49, RroadMny. c0rn.r OF lI0Mnrl..re..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% A notice of the proceedings of the Cart
men Of the City with regard to the speedy CON
s,ructicn of the Ncw-lorsk and Eric Railroad is
unuv oidnblv postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

Com SPRING TEMPERANCE SoctE-y--'Ihc friend. NJ
Temperance general nrtrG>peculiy invited 10 intend
meeting 10 be lc! al Dr. Pai,on.s Ghurrh in Sprlngre
on THURSDAY evening l1tiI inst o'clock ygnf,> ti'
presentation of Banner By thrladie> oil The Cold Srrin
Temperance Society. seTe1 iutT,n1E l,d,s',> may b'
expected. WI. ilAlltl>, t'ftst
iosit-, DI-nIyy s,c'y tl2 Jts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16
: s,actmrc on the Philosophy of H..

Mr. \ D PATERSON respectfully hecS leave tfl,
cagpce b9, liz nHTo.c> - give Course g; Thren e
mrs on this >rhjeci the Grlnd Saloon a, N,5s -
The li,1uinz the orief o.tn9s. lad o tie erersI ~,
Chs IN h. iScrnrSs>
"Wednesday, 10Th Feh.-'rhr subject proposed P:ry-
9ary Conscientious Observations arj Re3ectior m =
lris3iiuv110 Portion OF History.
Wednesday. - Fnb.The subject cortlcrt5i-saL,.
sea bonds couaeNon, snt! rel:arS 7sp!eable-So !.
or,-ssat ijslsS.
MoGay 2s,ll Ff}-Br5ei Rcv,ew OF tic ui.,orfx 81
ATS ami Scieace> Remarks on Biography Geaera! Se
mlCe.
Tickets t7r yiase Lectre "a cents Zach; Tor cr7
>i5acb. Doors Ia De opened az latpaSt.. and each H.
sure 10 commence n 9 o'cinch, precisely
WEB 15la" 10 general convenience each Ifctgre Mr.
SGAi' ict n two sections. - 'S % allow nrcglisSr,
few ninurtS- Il lSWkg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

u Eoacert.-fhe Ladies CoId Spring Temperance
dist Episcopal Church IN Greene-sreet on We,nesday
evening Feb 18th They haze engaged some 0! Ee pess
and psGo a the proceeds Of tbs Concert 10 be ap
Piled religion The istre>seS Of the poor reformed ineb
aLes and IS hoped that crowded house
will e,uIt III .er benevolent exertions. Tickets .
cents 10 be had At tie 1ledodis' Book Concern the AGler
can temperance e noL Clinton Hall, J. kellogg !1<
Cana!.st. and 5 rin,eItons leo Canal-st 10 zh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

- New z 0rIs a.yccsIU1 s.crigircH.-It-~.
THIS tw.-laaStayj EVENING at the Brla,vay IA.
aac!a az aif past 'ciocit hy HORACE GSEEIgY
5.ct-- Frlnaroxot Character
Tcket>5l cents, aduIung .aay and gentleman: 70
i.a5i atihe ratiornacl, ptrcrljey
81 alfs ~ j. C. F0RSIAN Re-, S.,,,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16


FROM South .AMERJcA.-Lctters from Glmyaquil
received in Baltimore contain the following rolit-
ical intelligence. Business was dull and Flour
very scarce and high.
General Gamarra, President eff Peru. was in La
I'az, CARRYING on his with Bolivia. Gen. Santa
Cruz EX-lrcsdent of Bolivia left Guayaquil in
ii" English brig Queen Victoria, for the Cobia,
the Bolivian port; but finding that port under
blockade, and the popt in possession of Gamarra' :
party he returned To this place where nc o.riycd
on the 9th inst. The Chilan schooner OF war
Colocol;, and trign,c Chill, were stationed in the
river Guayaquil to intercept Gen. Santa Cruz, and
being informed of his arrival in the Queen .'icto
ria, II force was sent to take the English brig
which was prevented through the interference Of
r. y. II. Consul, Walter Cope, Esq. Neither
ChiEor Peru hss right to exercise any bcgrrrnt
powers in respect Great Britain arising ont of
her relations with Bolivia any ot-cr cq4ntry.
until she promulgated declaration of var against
thai KcpubIir-whieh annain,s 10 an abandonment
of The prctcn-ion TO present either 'r:i>h,Ame-
rican. or any other rorei On vessel from conveying
Gem Santa Cruz Bolivia The difficulties in
New Granada are amicnbly settled, and Gen.
Flores. President of the Ecuador. is in Guayaquil,
raising an army invade Peru. TO cooperate with
Bolivia n supporting the cause Of Gen. Santa
Cruz. Ali was quiet N Chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

I5 fashionable .iewelrv establishment M
Montreal owned bya Mr. Savage, was entered in
the night short time since and robbed of yahln
Bile articles to the amount of 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

II NELSON J-WATERbIJRY, II Pin-.straef, Attorney
and Solicitor in The Cour.s OF this S;se and OF t iisd
sast " Proceedings IN Bankruptcy yrl be ATTENDED, Il
with AID DIS Patch i2I Hialzfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% Mr.. Henry Adams. Editor Of the Enquirer
a, Litchhea Ct fell through the ice while fishing
on the llth, and was drowned Hcwas u man of
worth, and greatly beloved by all who knew HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

Charles Sutton II F. stlonG WIN Patterson
VI j Quinly Albert Gilbert harie, ,.taHr
Ben; r Sherwood II " p.cl>lSell John .Iit&ett
Henry Shuie Horace. 81 John Hiram Bur,lft
\ Souiei!a;ld a p Behec Robt Swartwoul, il
Hutchinson - i.cylsipry Cunningham If
Robert Peterson Tlias :. Oakley J T. Ie= COnpte
Rob; NIillken EaDes Burr John RlgIey'
Edward Lrolilis iaron Cory james Marshall
Ezekiel S,aicr Livingston y onde J Il Back
Edrnund Week G. Il SouihCranl israel Bower
Alexander Fraser if W Souitcrlal jr Lewis Gnod,ot;
Adam Grant JOHN II Sat,erec VIA /. Aicccker
Wn! McGra;iI d Dnnam
- Tiavcr and Welcome X. Rerle, Esp ,r adj
C.IeS, the eitriie f.6. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

70 Tie Rochester Papers publish call signed
by more than five hundred persons for the pn,-
pose Of discus sing the subject Of mcmorializing
Congress 10 adopt such measures may be
deemed ciiecral for the protection of Agriculture
and Home Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

felt by enlightened citizens with the additions
making in s. ia:ce and the Arts nsure ull ousc;.
Home s.e:..ur.5'-A ,,t,i.... will be l.ef
THIS EN ESING, AT O'Clock. NJ The iicgo.lfpf o tie
American nstltuein the Park. Citizens n'l Strangers no
the city Az. invited ana! present their vic~. 81 Il
IL Siutal SSnrd,--i:Dhni znt for Hurry of tie
Wc,;"-'ltc friends, OF Henri Iiaf Who in lynr
bold open and energetic acii"n ~ carving out tie
principle, al, ocatel Grara!c! BY iii ;t.i IN
III. sl, the Presidency ol The United State.
arr. requested at the Northern Exchange, 20
Beccker.etrect. THGRSDAY evening. fchrnnry Il,
o'clock. Tor the purpose oi organizing Henry Cay As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

~ GARMENTS OF THE BEST CT ALrFT,READ
iADE-lncnans surou's, Winter FrocGs Cloth CIoalN
&C. arr oterr,! reduced prices ia view o. liz aYai-
S;a Of the s-lson, al 20 ErcaiEa, 0l Ba7ciay,si
j.i.nrrican Hotel VIZ T. JENNINGS
Ill Stlvix;t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

[G.Amos Kendall has bought farm ri about a
hundred acres near Washington, built cottage
upon il, and turned farmer. He proposes, how
ever, 10 devote portion OF his time 10 editorial
l,bors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

u Hon. .AlMos H. READ, late State SEMI
tor is the Loco candidate for Member of Congress
from the Susquehanna District, Pa, vice Hon
Davis Dmock. ir deceased Col. .Iosrpl, Fl.
kingsbnry appears Il volunteer Wing candidate
Election MARCH, Isl. Read is pretty safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% The Abolilionist- Of Connecticut have nom
mated a ticket ior State officers: FnASclS GIL
IETrE Of Bloomfield for Governor, Levi tale, ID
of Nleriden for Lieut. Governor, Iohn c. Lewis
of=Plymourh for Secretary of State. Samuel De-
ming Of Harrington for Treasurer, and Lewis
Beers Tr. Of S,ratiord for Comptroller Measures
have been taken to organize the party through the
State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

IMPORTANT TO FlSHERMEx-Wc understand!
from gentleman recently from Nova Scotia. that
he was informed there, b. an individual holding
high office IN the Provincial government. TINT
position had been sent 10 the home government 10
rrobbit American fishermen from pas sing through,
,hs@iut of CanSo, on the ground that in doing so
1ySy come within the limits prescribed By the
treaty, and that the passage in question Is not a
common highway but an inland sea. Ii the wishes
Of the Nova Scotians have any influence with The
English goyernmen, here will be another subject
Of contention Boston PoSl. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

CJ Col w l. SrosE,s lecture at Clinton Hall
las, evening" in conclusion of his Discourse upon
the Buccauiers of America, well attended,
and was even more interesting than the other II
embraced the exploit Of the bloody fraternity da-
rug its last years and sketches of the most noted
pirates among those who afterwards swept the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

QuAREEL.-Wc published paragraph from
the ~ O. Bulletin stating thu, n British officer had
attempted TO search American vessel At Vea.
Cruz The following version Of the same story is
from the Picuv,,nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

q B. II KIcEANDSON. Esq. has been eIecFcd
at Baltimore to fill the vacancy occasioncd By the
resignation of &c. Lcgrand Esq. member of the
Maryland House OF Delegates. Tie vote was for
Richardson (Opp.) 5,077, fore. c. Johnson (W)
g2l. for Cough 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

% LEWIS County has elected Loca- foco 10
) Wing Supcrvisors-about as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

D Wing SupcrvlsOrS-abont as llsunI.
THE Boz WALrzrs,' as performed AT the
Park, have Just been published in splendid style
of Illuminated I.ithography by Firth & Hall, No.
! Franklin square. i NJ. FIELp's sons-lhe
'Wcrrv last observations of Weller is for sale by
The same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

Bal! in honor the Hon Henry Cay on The aniiyersery
9; the ratification fthe Treaty OF Client.
II THE HENRY CLAY GLIB or THE EIGHTH
WARD, win give Ball al the TIvolI SAIGON, tIa,'
RicI'.s:ad H Honsel the l7t F-truary, 1912,
tosor OF The great eSGta,or and pac;icor eiy Clay
on tic anniversary the ratification h treaty Ghe-t
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies can hal 81
he .:,c,,-,.;
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excavations AMI Refieciiocs 81 :. :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-26
BsooKLYs, March Is, 1912,
GENTLEMEN (.

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have been for the last year troubled with cough
occasioned by having taken cold, that nightly alarm
ed the neighborhood with my coughing, and was in con-
slant apprehension Of approaching untney grave
But after using only package of your Toarhound
Candy, felt immediate reief-my night coughs have
done, and have hesitation in aging thai, attribute 1t
to the made of your Hoarhound Candy 1t is but
short time since commenced using the Candy-not more
than week ago. In that time have had four success
sive nights good rest which is than have had the
whole year previous.
ALFRED A. HINE., 70 Clark street, Brooklyn.
r. S.. had almost forgotten to observe, that my cough
severe as to occ aston deainess.-A. A. H.
To Mcssrs John Peasc & Son. IS Division ST.
Agents-IO Aston House. and 10 Broadway; Walsh 395
Broadway Sands 70 Fulton street and corner Broadway
and Chambers street; Brigham cor. Houston and Ave
nue. d.
Agents in BrooklynIIays 1879 Fulton street; Stiles l53
do; Rusher, 70 do; Smith, II do; and Handy Is High
street.
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The three last named banks may or may not resume
specie payments of the others may not be able
TO continue to do The aggregate however, shows
proportion of specie to liabilities as one to three which is
healthy the supposton the bulk OF the loans mature
and paid promptly within circle oil at least
ninety days The probability is however that not per
cent of the loans available The following the
latest returns of of the principal banks of the
sections that have made movement towards resump-
ton
WESTERN Southwestern BANKS THAT HAVE MADE
MOVEMENT TOWARDS RESUMPTION
Loans Specie Cir. Den,
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Si6i5,607 1876 a5i &c, 96996i 7lO,728
rms return presents aggregate of specie to nmedi-
ate liabilities nearly as onete five These institutions
not now that the important points have returned to specie
payments, continue in their insolvency is true that
the Banks Kentucky and the southwest generally
nued in their dishonesty for years from 1877 when
the late National Bank went into operation until 1924
when they compelled to by legislative enact
ment But the operations of trade much
tive, and communication prompt and rapid that
bank continue to do business unless keeps its paper
at par with that the markets. for the produce of its
rounding country. By the opening of the new CROP
therefore may confidently look for clear field and
sound currency of uniform value, notwithstanding the
absence ofa National Bank any other paper humbug