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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
rOITRaIjD'S EAU DE BEAUTE, or

'OUh8UDO . I6C ~ iiA1aC - -
True OF Beauty for lnatng Tan, MeaIes
saIIowlcss PimpIc Frecales, Morphcw Burns bot.I
and all eutalteous erupions-Ior redsps oencaT VII,
oncs hands and arms and eiciiing healthy juvenile
. stands nnriyajled ts soothing and healing proper
tis IN nil roughness and harsncss Of the skinespecay
in aavlg the rabi,y after shaving IS beyond compaie
,aan he swa,ms OF trashy preparations and vile com
nounds f;ced into notice by paraStcai pop.gun Pu.s
tonrau,s skin Lotion has Enobtru,iyely crept us way
bnt sure ans, steadily into public favor ushou
the nited states This article Is not recomnehoso ot o
cheapness m price b-lng 81 per nolts spusn AZ .;iy .
et,. te puhc even the cost.were one Smiling .. one
cent? snch cheap remedies or Mineral Astrlne hes @ oe
oo ooly insdeonae the objects rontepplateu out oy
No. rs,gt acton positively injurious 10 health Gov,
Fas WAYER BEAUTY recommends ssii Dy ils
ef;cacv larmessBes OF acton and refreshing
!. Frepcb lady writing 10 the proprietor says
Mons lourard-Ts but IN act OF justice tha Snsdu I
spontaneously give yon ny o9 yonr nena
a,,on or purifying and CLEANSING the SKIN ny Us Use
every rap aud trece baye saaaed r IRON ,ay
You stosld Nor Ap as il IS 80 soFe:cisn ana aa esa @
rT.iv for scattering all blcmies rom oar faces, cd
les deces ,eS En- 70. ni9 e nus n, smen9e sne,9 '
et IL eJt Jslfeiercie dc tout mon soe~'
t' - = : Greenwich street.
a. ba.. your Eau .lc Beaute IN usc- is an admirable
article sad sasii ie'OF F. PHILElrs philadelphr.
have had several calls for sosr wash or ilsckiss &c
a a .ans ,;s. n..n. s,ci ,cti ALEX. GUTHRIE,
lae ue'nto No stanwix Hall Albany.
. cheertuy testimony 1.-The efficacy and perfect
innocencc of Your Eau de Beaute il is decidedly yeiua-
ble cosmetic. ! cannot consent that .you publish my
name -, :, !. 1p,..a
Dear Sir-flaving had very opportunity YES
,erday evening ezpatang on the merits OF your Eau
de Beane aud showing ,e effects produced orny hands
Young lady requesle that would procure her sotsc
OF il Please send one per bearer.
So strong Is tie proprrtors eoBvictI OF the entire et
cacy OF the aAove nsainsbe preparaonn realizing al
,i,at potss accomplish iat any dis atlshed purchaser
l can receive his or her RoneY back IL requested
TO be had ony a, DR.. Gs Exclusive Office, 81 Waks
street cne door IRON roadway, 81 per bottle, and OF hs
1 following Agents: -, :,
1 adeiphs Mrs. Brown rs Chestnut II; Baltimore s-is
Hance Pran ct; Washington, Seby Parker Alexandria
G. c. Berry; Hartford, Wells Humphrey; Boston, Jof
/ dan, siiB St. Norwich W. Faulkner. Lowell Carleton
salem Ives; New aaven. E. Myers Providence Dyert'
| and Others throughout The U. States sIS 4ssia"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
AUCTION SALES
Josiah Richards, Aucucsser.
DY. BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLAII ,

DY BANGS, RICHARDS 3 FLAI I
I'D Store leg Broadway.
Liberal advances made copsicanestS aG~uUn
THIS, FRIDAY EVENING, oct..7
az O'Clock.
Pslvarg LIBsAxy-A valuable private Library o sasd
ard HISTORICAL Theological Ard Architectural
works, mostly hne English EDITIONS 9,I 70 ,ne ssahss
auarc Antiquities Of Aica. foo; Naipys Sshspere.
vols finely bouni full calls Muruys eeiiiaa % Lord By
rons Works, Il VOLS 6ae calf; Sancrsoas Biography o
the Sigrers vols bonnd, hs CALL git; LNsNd,
History OF England IS vos; British Poets - vols eaii
ira; Bairs Sermons vols svc, full caif Hay The
Prophecies vols; yalpy's Classical Journal vols, syo
fIoue's Complete Works, I vols, &c.
Fine American editions OF Standard Works.
Also choice collection elegant library editions OF The
English Poets Historical Works, &c.
Full particulars hereafter ,.,,,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, oci.
II and Is
olp Eyet rsH BooSs--A large and valuable collection
rom Enrope Catalogues viii be ready or delivery
,.auE E-raytn ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

s. URTOUTS, CLOAkS. NC, IN a va
~ rety OF STYLES, ready made at III, Establishment for
garments othe stquality No. 22S Broadway, American
Hotel. WM L. JENNINGS 81 isli
NTEN FALL GOODS--Dry Goods,
7 iorsckccpng Articles, Sc.--S. ( l. HOLMES, Nc.
- .IoiimseeI hetwren Broadway aud NasSausrcs are
which win be sold the loves, cash prices, al wholesale
su retail They receiving Irish Linens and Sheesngs
ot their Importation, Of the strongest bleach Tor family
use. i-a,
Real Welsh * l;n.ers paicnt Flanne!S,
Domestic and other flanaels Cow pncetl, .
English American Canton fiauneiS lot the best quail
Rose and Whitney Blankets Of all sizes do for cribs,
Embossed fabenud Piano Covers wovstcd and cotton do.
MarSc;lleS QullS and Couutcrpan.si DO. oI SNIP
Furniture CAnU aud Dime>; Drapery Muslins,
Chintz, Drug gets. ana Ba.ze, STAR Linens,
Irish Linens, from low priced 10 very hne,
ss Pillow Linens; 81, Ga ard ~ irish soeet'ns,
IRISH aud Barnsey Shee,nss irou TO l. w!cr, l'e's
CEedr,
pamask Table Cio,hs, Napkins and 'rowellngs, ct all
Heavy Da,liaSi, and low priced Table Lren,
Cotton shrtnss and sheetinss, of the best quality do
EnrlisI and American Long Cloths,
Needle work Trimmings,
L0ng Lawns Linen Can,blics, ctnibrc nn, silk lldkfS,
Frsnch i'ernios and 'fhIhrt Cloths, oil cclors,
/. silk and Wnrslod fIdliS, WOODEN Shawls thew syle
Dark French Prints. Mcurung frinis.
French i;orul,a:re, blue aud el black, very cheap,
El,ie au,. iri black Silks, SILK Ntkc;>,
Eacli.s black silk and raw Mik Ito g
English cotton Hose and bali Hose. regular make.
Aisoan assortment of English black Cloths and CeSs
efes fancy mixed French Cas'mcres oi superior quality
wool yet aci cclore cloths and CaSslmeres, some
low pricsd handsome dark Nestin.S &c. with genera
assortment of Good, their line, for sale d The lowest casn
prices. at No. - John street.
~ B. Onhand, extra vide Russia Diapers and ItasH ,
40 ,In.eri,o Nol,Ipc s23 2weodis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Garden,
"a Broadway, opposite st. Peurs Church Dou6ie Al
tr,ctions Change OF Novelties. This manager has, At
enormous engaged the aaN S1oef'u
who y his unrng perseverance, has acquired The use OF
his feet ard toes which he with the facility Of fingers
and hands The manager has also rc-engaged Sgn0r VI
vaid's Grand Mechanical Figures! Consisting OF eleven
Automaon erfoers which represent nil nil ns neos sn o.,
are The admiration Of all benoders La Petite Celesteess
Hood Dir Collins engaged Two performance every
p H. Admillance to the whole 25 cents children price
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
CTOYES.-HOWE'S Patent Stove,

cTONES.-HOWE'S Patent Stove,
for heating Pariors Halls, SC, ans. there probably
no; for sale IL is city tAal contains I'm 80 sn
ali the advantages This Stove does Tor neatness oi
appearance, economy lue ana oeerng sotaaa pea- plea
Sant neat IL rot surpassed by aay, eauale by very
few; II aty am. while am sbouLi should IKE 10 eau
the aenon OF the public those Stoves for sale ~ hls
market thai only got up to look al ana nol or %
bass or eaf;hs 10 warm or dry the feet upon would
mer.ly ask question: would hearth or base Inaue ~
,lee, iron stand much putting feet upon Tor hat phrpose
tbiun not therefore world caution the pubic 10 Duy
such stoves only rs been well tested and ied ls
stove has cast iron hearth and two doors IN 'front.' one io
in cal and The otherio show the fire. thereby siv
ING Very cheerfu appearance. and The same tlne brings
A., onan fire convenient warming sr drying the ieet IL
. he seen al the Fair next week and for sale at be
Manuiactory No $50 Watcrareet and also at - ana 40
Bowrry and at Powell! vInngs Br2okRiyn, KY Den ,y-,.,,
~ I'm SAMUEL r. SPELSfAN, I19 WdtfT-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
TyALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
y NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH

n
MENT r42 Fulion.s.r near Broadway.
The subscribers are prepared with large and extensive
a.sor,rnept Of F.iLL AHD WI!S1'ER GOODS to exc
cute orders r garments the and at sEsau
advance from cost purchases made exclusively for
cash. and we commence our fall business fully determined
Il, sustain our upu,sy o prices and furnish CUSTOM
es will, fs, rate article al la profit for ready money
Strangers and Others visiting the city who ars IN want oil
oGt, VIII tnd it iheirnierss, 70 call and e1a'ne our
goods and style OF Work before lcayGs their orders
Full suits FURNISHED in Il hours.
sis 1T 1''>' '1''' j. c. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
LyALL GoOps.-The undersigned is

S.7ALL GOODS.-The undersigned IS
soHabe Goods orders for Garments IN style
which w copof; witi any house in the Trade, at prices
which must oer inducements those paying ready mo-
neg.
at this establishment as particular care directed to this de
par,meni with the yier OF siviag entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced aiy difficulty in getting
itst arc assured that can always te realized
French and Engsi cas-e-es n great variety e sew
patterns u>l received The OF Vestinss which
gave muc satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons viii be kept up.
French AID English Cloths OF super and medium quail
tie or Dress and Frch Ceats Plot and Beaver Cloths Ter
Surtouis, always hand
Farcy dress articles. inclGang Silk and Satin Scars,
Crava,>, Eiandkerchies G!ores, Hosiery, Suspenders
Shirts, Collars, &c, al usual aoderate prices
WIN. 7. JENNINGS,
Late Lrnds Jennings so Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

70 Wigs and scnlps.Tho Importance which
al bass To the ea OF Hair isa clear dsx o be value
spoa personal figure, and when by some captieous
Hss o Nature the human deprived OF hs iar pro-
PATTON, An resotie to, 10 order, by ARTIFICIAL means, 10
sa2fy tAs.deGcency Hencs have arisen those wnnaer
discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Barys VENT,
.sag and 6ossanier Sls
WIGS AND SCaLPS,
rsa heads OF har which oay can be had al li6 Broad.
',csFner OF Liberty.street up stairs ;si7 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
ToLDs, &C UGHs and CO COssuslP- ,tJ.,l9 :.
d0IITHWORTH's PATENT LARD

LASiPs--Ope third Of cent per houl 70, .o;, ari.
Iamp Burner has been invented by means OF sp .s h
uary hard Lard-free fron, sa-Tay be hgr's cd n,.or
facility as the bes. OIL ga's ear essay ssist fsas
ai'opai s ,ns bui about s 4 ssn eooo $500
light, This Lamp has been a,essr l. has been intro
gaes soa e or e rao d. se
ii , sssssa 3 sh ssss sss sse hsse
sn s saF e sfs sses s 10 sase are
,yb,.,e tbey are fors sslesne e'siS SO ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
MGR DEMPSTER'S CONCERT at

NNR. DEMPSTEKS CONCERT at
VI Rutgers Institue.-AIr. Dempster has the honor TO
that will give Concert al ~ huSst & 1 inqos ;s no,
nonular including Lament OF The Irish ENG rant
New SOM The Death Of Warren" Lonely Aud VIE
N, with you asaiD John Anderson my Jo hly nan.
nie q Gc &c Particulars of which will be announced in
small bills 49,. c,o,,,,
Tickets 80 cents, to be- had at the music stores S6odat
Worcester DuDhamis Piano Forte Ware ioomS, ntoah'
way and at the dosr in the evening
Door nnen AT TO commence at y O'CLOCK. oh z
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
AaR- DEMPSER,S CONCERT at the

VI Society Library, Saturday Evening, Oct D. -
nr remp'er respectfully ammo unce ai ne VIII o ss
mos, popuar pieces on Saturday Evening next Oct y at
the Sccie,y Library. Particulars OF which wl be an
nounced IN. small bills c,,,,
Tickes 50 cents to he had at the music storss Soddar
Worcester Dunbams pianoorte warerooms, Broadway,
and at the door IN the evening
p,epre al O'clock ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
nIFr MONEY INTHY PURSE-Thjs

4 E1UT WUNE TN III Z L UiNt9'3 7 i r''D mo
desirable object can be accomplished by paifoahlnE
The Broadway Cash Tailoring Establishment, where Il
spenid suit oi Clothes warranted equal To any he Slt
furnished for the price of coat MS charged IN oer a
onable establishments single garrentsjn aope popoTo
THE reasons are sbvious-ai goods are bought ~ e ew
market for cash. and are made Ito to o%ea "enep al @ no
IaYcd to nav for denauents. splendid ASSORTMENT at
Goods offered The inspeo,ian Of those ID want o T @
,5ed ,eS bed in les Than 24 hours ARTHUR L. Levy
s q,isS 5a BIond between Courtandt and Lbefy 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
!al: ,TTIFITT. GIFT BOOK-Bible BIZ

esrspny e5elshed viii. ss sssr hnqasea pass s sn
gravipg ~ sa GIs Ms,nsfeet Eeyy.Yof& City. Price s1
sold al ise.,. no ~ ,.aatsy is toun and country
D Aagss Aass'a p''''' ROBERT SEARS, Pnblissef'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

TREAT EXCITEM EN- I..--LarSe
VI Bread-5 lbs. for One Shilling, q lbs for sixpcntt
pure Domestic Bread call and ,ryil and you w certainly
he satisfied both as size and quality Doi iotei
325 Bo,er corner of Second street. opposite Bod also at
Mrs Fitch's Bakery of Walker and Elizabe ss
Hot at both places, at o'clock in The morning, 'Sd ~
o'cIock N the afternoon. o't"''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
.DGRAND VOCAL CONCERT The

Raners respectfully announce to their friends and
MACE al the Society Library Friday Evening",
Oct, : at O'Clock. Tickets SO cents to be had at The
usual places and AZ The door r,
small bills oo-t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

ybo sal.s will he made exclusively Tor cash thereby
voidpg the losses hch inevitably suit rom system
long credits aod Which, the form OF e1rn pfu7is
To cover the same lali IN upon those VINO h'h
cash purchases Provided, however, tor we
such who may choose 10 make ilrneETs I a.,
run thirty DAYS; and il promptly paid ct the cn 0 hnt
time will he considered as casine sane pfecisey - III
cases where the nioney paid on delivery oil the SoVs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
. J. RcIatd. ArcIoneT.
PRIVATE IIBRAR Y.-

" Tine underSgned invite attention 10 The sale OF val
rable Private Library, be sold at their rooms
Sayl evening at O'clock Fn particulars In Catalogues
low readyl and nnder Auction head
i''o NJ BANGS, RICHARD PLATT, lss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

YKT ANTED-A situation by an Eng
w Iish good plain Cook Washer ard iToner' WIN
rood civ reference Apply 60 Motst in The rear o. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
), STdR FS--s,4ND- A. TWO STORY

Sn.sH HOUSE, TO LET-Tbe Stores NO. y ~ IooS -
20 d So More street. are TO beiet Also the new t@o
sisr and attic House. No. lib Bank street, saRdsofss IL
shed with sliding doors marble aantes and hussa ou
~rs,es Possession can be had imrned ediateiy. Apply
oi st;st j. g. DYCKAiAN, lS9 Fulton u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
pKOlVN,s CASH FAMILY GRO

|, will he their purpose keep their store furnished ~
all times, with the choicest articles the market ao,us ,o
nrices of which will be established at the lowest rates "H
rom which no varston will in any case be aowed-fe'PcN
of peIsons heinz no part OF Their system.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
IAI ATCHES lower than eyer.--ln cor

XNTATCHES lower than eyer.-in con
w sequence Of the reduction Of dntss by BY Ihs s%sr I%[
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF S oher
q new and spleadd patterns and Jewey at retail
considerable reduction from his former prices of's nni
lover than they can be bought for at any otisT pcr ~
The CITY Geld Watches as low as $40 TO T19 . eseJ
watches and Jewey exchanged or or b9nSn. av
W.,ches and Clock repaired in the best manDt aHh ""'
ranted at much less than the usual prices: ,,y,,cv
G. C. ALLEN, Importero OF " stsnes n xvI anu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
MONEY MARKET.
eou,mcrciai and Money Matters.

r. sales a, the Board to-day 10 moderate extent
and principally of Harlem, which declined per ceat Der
aware fell of !, Farmers Loan !, Long Island J.
State stocks continue heavy. State Skies 1862, tel on
,r cent, Ohio Skies our City Seyens sold at per cen'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

TE1O HATTERS.-The subscriI,cr lias
constantly or hand full sssoTnen; Of SILK Plush,
"p''' ." o THOMAS r. CUMMINGS,
,,s,s,rs II Pinc-ssreel, rear fca;i
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

nIACK SILK and Satin Scarfs, fancy
.,aros r,.r,,s srnerior suay, for sale at the De-
n, - 49, Drsss Srices 30 BroaiwSy. American Hotel
Iot ot r ahcy t's D't - WIN e. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

NTERINO-Rich Velvet, Satin and sltk
yE SestiDgs latest styles receissa a. ,ne o,st AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07

Z OTIS TO BE LEASED.--A number
sf valuable Lots on The secoad Ayfrns s,g,. %,a'
~, T,, neysons y mo will erect bpildingsa HldJ i'e
nuIated for before The lt Of May nes siS rn,hs 'e
viii be reiniret Inquire at i4o Tetlh safe' near 'e
Third Avenue, oG f,,i.t
New York, Oct. @, lGf&. n 80 " :.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
Ex-prcsidcnt Van Epren's Arrival M
0t;nNu.

On Monday evening last Mr. Van Duien and
suit arrived at Peru, accompanied by large
number of the ladies' and gentlemen OF Peoria.
About 10 o'clock, on Tuesday morning, the
two hundred citizens in carriages and on horse.
back, preceded by the "OHa0a Baud" left town
and met our distinguished citizen, attended by
The committee Of arrangements and citizens of
Peru, at the Sulphur springs, from whence he
was escorted to this place.
Mr.. Van Buren, aud suit took rooms at the
Fox River House where a large coruoursc of
citizens had already assembled TO see the indiyi.
dual who has long served his country, and whose
enlightened views and correct opinions are an.
proved aud cherished BY the liberal Of all parties.
On account Of the great number Of citizens who
were anxious to give a hearty welcome to our
guest, he appeared upon the steps in front Of The
Fox River House, where hc was addressed in nr
appropriate speech, by II. G.. COTTON, Esq
Mr. Van Buren, replied, expressing bis pleasure
and qualification for the cordial manner Ia which
he had been received -sfa that il afforded hin
much satisfaction 10 being assured that the gen
erai views which heenicrained and which wer
well known throughout Tie land, were SO gener
ally approved in this community -iha, the SAN
were adopted and promulgated by him after lon
and mature deIiberation and would be adhered /
and sustained by him on all proper occasions.
Mr.. Van Duren left here this morning e.
Chicago,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

Ur We have placed the name Of ELISHA
BlBBENS among the democratic nominations
for Representatives, at the request of democratic
meeting held at Newark, Kendcll county, on the
Both ult, the proceedings of which will be found
in another column. The meeting is said to have
been very numerously attended, and made this
nomination in consequence oft having been con-
ceded, on all hands, that the northern part of the
dislric, is entitled TO one candidate for represen-
tative. We are not personally acquainted with
Mr.. Bibbens. He is methodist minister Of the
Gospel, we believe, and preached in this place
some II months since, if we mistake not Ills
general reputation is very good.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01

agreed to. Numerous amendments wor.
now proposed and voted down. Mr. Bn-
chanan then made an appeal to senator's
10 allow the bill 10 be passed. which was
successful; and 1t was read third tune
and passed-25 TO 10. The dis,rjc, clause
is left as it came from the house .rLc
ratio of representation is fixed by The So
nate at 70,GSO. The senate then adj
Journed over to Monday next.
House-On motion, the tariff and re-
venue bill was laid aside, and the "biIl to
extend, until the lst of August, the pre-.
sent laws for laying and collecting duties
on imports was ,akenup. A motion to
S'!'Ae out ''unlil the lst of August was
rejected. MI. Roosevelt moved to strike
ou. 'he whole proviso beginning at "Pro-
Viueu that nothing herein contained sb,u
suspend the distribution of the proceeds IF
the public lands" &c. This opened the
whole land distribution question. and II
was debated until late in the afternoon.
when MIR. Fillmore moved resolution 10
BRING the debate to close in hall an hour.
Much confusion and some excitement pre-
vailed; and, after numerous motions to
lay on the table, adjourn, &c., Mr.. +. con-
scented to waive for the day the question
on his resolution, and the house adi'd.
June Il.-House-The apportionment
HIlI was sent back from the senate with
amendments. Mr.. Bidlack of Pa. URGED
immediate action upon the bill, but Mr..
Cave Johnson, who had the floor, declin-
ed TO give way. The residue of the day
was spent on'a private land claim.
Monday, J,me Observation-Disclosures.
rous memorials were presented in refer
ence to the tariff from Pennsylvania and
other states. A bill for the adjustment
of the claims Of Silas Deane, occupied the
greater part Of the days session. rThe bill
is based on two reports under an act Of
1888, stating that Mr.. Deane (who died
IN 1889 was entitled to balance of S57,-
coo as secret commercial agent in Eu-
rope and cmbassador to France during the
revolution. During the debate there were
some hard words between Mr.. McRober,s
and Mr.. Smith Of Conn. Mr.. King inter-
lered as peace-maker and restored order.
HOoSe-A resolution was adopted that
no member hereafter should beallowed to
speak more than one hour, either in COM
mittee Of the whole or the house. There
was much opposition to the resolution,
but the majority were in favor of it, and i.
was adopted by 100 to g..
The house then took up the amend
ments Of the senate to the apportonment
bill, the question being first on that chan
ging the rotio of representation from 5O,-
l79 to 7O,660. After a long debate the
amendment was po1,-conctrred in-95 to
III. The bill was further debated till
adjournment.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-01
Judge Ford.

We arc glad TO perceive by our southern pa
pers, that the Hon. TnoMAs Form, the democratic
candidate for governor oil this state has taken
the stump and is every where received BY the
people with applause. The Jugde is powerful
public speaker and if he does not lay bare the
our National Government, and the hollow pro.
iessions of the Wing candidates for governor and
Lieutenant governor in this state, then we are mis-.
taken, that's all.
In order TO show the estimation in which our
worthy candidate for governor is held in the
southern part of the state, we would lay before
our readers the following extract from the last
Vandaia Sentinel, paper which, until within a
few days, strongly advocated the claims Of Judge
BnErsG for governors.
"Judgc foRp has long been iayoraby known
to the people Of this state. Deprived of the adj
vantagcs which wealth often confer upon its pos
SCISSOR, he commenced life in an humble sphere !;
but by the force Of talents, and integrity he soon
won his way to the confidence and respect of his
iellow-citzens In oil the relations of life, his
conduct has been unblemishcd, and in all the
public stations to which he has been called, he
has ever cyinced a scrupulous regard for the pro-
motion of the best interests of society.
ellis previous high character is a sure guaranty
of the honesty with which he will perform the
responsible duties Of the executive of the state
as much as any man can, to adjust our present
difficulties, and relieve tho state from the embor-
EASEMENTS under which she at present Iabors."