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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

BORDER DTFFICULTIEs.-Ihc last Burlington
Hawk-Eye contains some particulars concerning
new source OF difficulty with the Indians ON our
North-W estern frontier. Ii seem that a certain
Major Pitcher who has until lately been employed
in the Indian Department has published letter,
in which he asserts that the land occupied by the
Sacs and Foxes, Immediately west of the southern
pait of Iowa, belongs to the United States, and
that the IndaHs have no right to It whatever.-
These lands being fertile and desirable large
number of the citizens of Iowa, on the border
Counties. were emboldcncd to GO over the line for
the purpose Of making claims, which 30 eNasPe-
rated the Indians that it with the utmost dii-
fculty that Capt. Beach, the Indian Agent, could
restrain the Indians from forcibly driving them
back The Agent doubtless knows the nec'ssit,
of insisting upon the Indians suffering wrong tor
the present, rs the least overt act on their part,
even in self-lcfcnce. would Ice apt to bc construed
into an occasion tor depressing them on larger
scale. if it would not lead TO a new Indian war
Several of the Sac and Fox braves have visited
Burlington, to lay their grievances before the Gov,
eruor Of iowa, and proclamation has been issued
forbidding the whites from intruding on Indian
Lands.
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4 CANDID CoxyEssIoS.-1he Rochester Dai!y
Advertseri, of opinion that it, Loco-i ocotriend'
in New.Yorh have not gained much by their
Commoa Council movement" and that " II they
could not 90 together in the election they have
no business to complain OF defeat, " however hart
it may be to yield the ciiy patronage 10 their op-
neni. The Rochester paper i, rot alone IN this
opinion. The infamous attempt OF the lammany
destructive" to HsHrp the ascendancy IN the
Common Council, and thus secure by force what
they had failed 10 obtain by fraud, reflects lasting
disgrace upon the author, and particiPators IN the
plot. And the obstinate refusal of the " con,pr--
tons" to yield obedience tolhe unanimous decision
Of the Supreme Court. show, in what utter CON
tempt and disregard Loco-f oco,m holds the laws
Of the land and the ministers of Justice when these
come in confc with any plan. OF party or person.
al advantage. Albany I've Jour.
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SLANE-MAkiNG.-fl I'VE tree negroes or children
o color We're taken on board the brig William
Nelson, at liay, and shipped as passenger. from
thence TO the city Of Ncw.lork
These five free negro children werc by the per
suasion OF man of the name Of b .
and woman of the name of b induced
~ leave ilayt for Newlork on promises held ou,
to them that they would do exceedingly well in
New-Yora but alas, when they got TO Ncw-York
they were induced by this b. and b. to accompany
them 10 New-Orleans.
The above facts having become known at New
York an affidavit made TO present to the Uni
ted States Court here TO obtain the authority of
the Court to have thess five persons brought be-
fore it, but before process could be obtained they
sailed
After these facts will the authorities of New
Orleans allow these five individuals TO be sold into
Slavery They sailed from here the 4th day
of Nav ultimo.
We have Ilt names, but decline publishing them pre-
sent.
SALE or IRE NEw-YonK RAiLRoAD.-With
reference to the advertised sale of Railroads in this
State the Washington True Wing has the following
remarks:
With all our heats we cheer on this work of
Loco ocoism II can't stop now and the end is
at hand When all public works are stopped, the
poor have no bread, the people no money; when
labor goes begging for employment, and the pro-
ducts of labor for "a market when industry and
taleDt of every kind, sits down, like Patience on
monument, sucking their own claws; when British
enterprise, laughing at ou folly and Pro6ting there
by. shall draw the products Of the West through
the Welland Canal whcnthe people shall be taxed
to pay National and State debts, without any mo-
ney; when the tariff of foreign nations shall get
our last penny. for want of cOuntervaiing tariff
of our own; then, we think, and little before,
Loeo-Focoism will be pretty much used up So
mote it be
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''' !" 49, ALFRED CARTER.
THOMAS ii. BENTLEY.
E.rr.,or 4 G. De H. l2ii.
h'nS''ol' l. - = eEgFRFvCFs

REFERENCES
toi, c,..,er F.r pg.ton Joha D1ugal, Esq Montreal
Richard ~rai.ll. E,q 80 M-ssrs L4s'er >'s'ef'~'''
~, "A 10 - do BAH
"" - 49, ,,,terf,sn R.ii, Pint. Esq, Belleyille
~ = 49, 10 wm R0rss, Esq. Pciou
a., - 49,, : Uartor q Ham, Esl. COboufg
~, r. - RorL..l,r Peter Perry. Esq. whiby
D. Arnls,r onZ, 90 hy1'".. =. 49, IL.
! II ','"''''"s ~ Jel GID Aw
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+ AIDES & GENTLEMENS' NEW

IBoOT AND SHOE STORE. Zi5 Green"ch,
sreei corner ct Robin>sn street :. tuer ha> opei'n
, I, - ant general assortment NJ Ladies Misses ahp
Cren, Cater Boots and SHOES, at the latest styles ana
In every yareiy-rn- nia,era, ana workmanship. Aso'
Men. and Youth. Boot, and -l0es. which are offered al
prces corresponding with the uine>
NIB. Country Merchants s1Ppled by the case or d9h' u
~, a. l,,,s.t 'trrrp. myl2-u
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4 THISG To Be LOOKLD To.-Nn; That AT
the appropriations of a ing Congress VIII have
10 be defended before the people in future elections
apains, our political opponents; that what some
men call liberal, and others only Necessary, may
generally be thought extra, sgant and profuse ;
that economy and reirenchment are universally
POPULAR and that large expenditures, in the pre-
sent state of our finances, can only be justified by
verv urgent and imminent occasions. In love for
the NAVY are will not give in to any; but, till We
can see means provided, or likely to be provided,
apart from another loan BILL we should pause be-
fore we could 90 for all that the Executive has
asked. Wash. True Wing.
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INSURA\CE.-Ou Dwell

I Al lNSt IA W t.-Ou dwell
vi ing Houses aad Furniture only profit, returned 10
the Assured. THE HOl SEIIOLDFkS MUTUAL IN
-I'RANCE COMPANY. Oihce ~ " all 81, for separating
the insurance of Dwelling House, and Furniture from that
Of stores ard Merchandise
Il well known mat almost all the lose, incurred IN the
business Insurance. the result ot the burning vi vaus
blr stores and costly goods.
Til. the expense of insurance to the household
er and may possibly deprive him the very security Tor
wh,h he pays hi premium ,.,
The el>h pavmens premiums form fund, when, al
ter nav Nc xpen,es and >se represented by scrip and
issued 10 The assured IN propcG 10 the amount OF their
Insurance.
Th, Company prepared To insure against los, or dam.
aLc by fire. Dwelling Houses occupied ~ whole % ~
a, such Household Furniture and AZ f., ne.,n R.ur
4, ,.Il.a-
- yr,riyi1ny !, entitled Ia one vote Tor each hun
drvd dollar, insured.
DIRECTORS.
GulianC yerpiarck. sRosertson stephen Cambreeng.
Rnht IIenr, Ludlow, samuel Martin. Frederick Depcyser,
William H. Harrison, F'sk >chuchafdt, DAME Seymour.
\ e. RODGERS, Pres dent
mvi2-}m D. &. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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WHOLE NO. $50
INSURANCE.
ETNA Fire Insurance Company Of n

ETNA Fire Insurance Company Of n.
~ Voice No. - wa-,l-lu,Bsr agai6,, 49, -
damage By Ere dwelling houses. store, gO,s. tlIaf-
vessels ami their cargo, IN port .nd property generally 90
a. favorable terms a. 1ny e.!er onls,
Charles Town. c :. "Sadhuil yo69 r. s'Acg.
FreIk peai1. 7. Loi. FonAe Geo. Cogare.
chester carl. Wm. whie.r-hs. r VI Blackwell.
l. " Hoffman. VIM. \. r. Pruu, &. W. Cot
n. .ilR. VI l. Mar>n. Jo> jlni'e>'n,
: ". hapeien. Juo Van Bo,ser,A "a, MOOD.
TheoP' AD'hony, Daniel / Gay; 49, T.. rlom.
HrvRy Lorr. secretary.
~ jm Rlea,So P. DySS. surveyor
TIVE HOWARD INSURANCE. COM
i pauy-Capital Sacen. Office NJ - Wall u This
Company coutuncto maze Insurance sg,ns' ss or da.a
- - DrRtcioRs
Ff P, ssyr 80 81 ", Ls s
JOBS Nar-'s5n. B l. %Hasy. Madame, weed.
Io.ePh 3 Na"am saa-aS ola,keI 'oe LIN, G Z y
Caleb u. llal>,ed. liam ". Todd. teilinand >uydsm
Henry Ihomp~on. r. iitNENS. President
LEWIS PHiLIts Secretary. 80
JEFFERSON INSURANCE Company.
- No. II wa-,,rect. corner OF Hano,er-,Ie,i. To,
Companr n,are against o,. damage by FIRE
buildings goods, warrs.or usrc hdndrr generally ao.
ye.e., AMI careoes against damage Ly inland
CATION. favorable terms - any other Office
DIRECTORS.
Thcna,M Thorne. Carb G. runs John c. Merritt
rhama, I. " 'p.iruh,,o,s, Tucker. Thomson Price,
Bra.apl u 4, X ItsOn Frascis F. sage, John II Lee,
John r. Dawson, Elisha Riggs, James b. Holmes,
Au-,n Bahcr. WI, n Thorn, JoAa Z. Moore,
Msua Hoffman, james X. Whiting, samuel Cnderh.I,
Joseph Allen, Joseph Drake.
THOMAS ". THORNE, President
GEO. I. HoPg. Secretary. IA Il
THRUST FIRE INSURANCE COM
4 PA\I y Wall street, tneNt doOr tn the Bank %;
Amerca Nswlors, vii make insurance as1n'i Lo'' or
Damage los Fire, aai alo effect Inurnne os Property ~
ic Inland Navigation aEd Transportation, On the
most favorable terms,
DIRECTORS
Valentine q Hall james Il Townsend George Pomeroy
MfilamN hiesriahi Martin hoffman Edmund Penold
John Nelson r smith IIafriott Illam II johnson
samuel 4 -knlmore IL a. G. Drake William LeggcU
Er,pri. Buer Il ] Hutchinson Charls, William,
, ,.-..... f..,t.1 EIIt>G DRAKE. Pres.
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ms = lm OSBORN LII 1T, - u''"" -
[IANING presented to the Public the

Nv lNb pIcsch'c" W t'i' " ~
claim. of nv ir,t prenign Congneior 70 long, no"
tak. The liberty 0 ayu. -rlpre them another Az ~ 90
,,ual worth vi .fTh- Virginia Shaving Gran Ih'
ve-,t,be composition can safely un~quaed by any
now offered 10 the American public iorth" pie asufe s"fn'
On shaving not only fragrant prONcirg r'b ana d'V
pg latner bat qualie, oi ~ hgiy soh- az"
healing nature fo raise j far above any rY1l ar ~ n
ho. !, no havpif my Cologne have iOund % be all MAJ
1 aid ~ tly Who use tis Cream viii achno~rcgr shdi
th. hall Of n. virtue, have not here bern told.
a53,f J LINDMARK. 70 Chailarlst
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.. some .,.lp' person .n"o''o or
flr IT,, than ih subscription price. and some Instance
.s ttau he wl0e,a> price Tie publishers are -etrnnT'
1 pu stop 90 80 .lch proceedings TAR - III VI ser'
nv conc ~rncd and give notice nat they Will VII thr W.
ca.y I, N nan Who .aii hereafter retail the work tor
BRADBrR Y, <ODFN co,
10 Publisher, and Proprietor
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NTHOI.ESALE Z OIiT','ssIo' r,,1,'.,r.e,
w iou,e No. :. Hardy balIts'' ~, ,.or,,e
catered nio Co-Plrner,h 2r " ",,S',9s
~, Bs.ne,., in the mann ~ CAhl TX ~
- 49,, ,,.,1 -. above described, Which. haVHg brei
II -, y" br t- pufp-e. bth IRE AMI iro't proc
a. aof veil sdapisd for the sals keeping oil ever
description OF GOoi,. , 49,. ,i,,,,.
,- he, tru.i thy have obtained IN kingdom lLr I'D
sripr bop they " ID b. able o. give such sau'a'uo'
,o se-ure a liberal portion Of the public patronage
Farue-. Dral-r. iu Provision. and Gram, aD1 Nc sha'
yen-ray = 10 nnd & aissutag~og. % eon,'sn % lf '
d. =. ipv my rely every exert.Oo brii-
..,s l.. e.. .a...f .oeesfv "A and r~fNrI~.
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TOVSFKEEPERS' Hardware, Guile

r., e. Ne-Thc subscribers are receivn. fresh up
rI> and have constantly hs1d iuil assortment o'
i1g,rArcpe, Hardware, such a, common ana for) han1
XIV. ana Fork, LID ge dozens sets. ami ia sets ~ d
pecr, A.o Tea Trays, spoons, Tea Kettles sauce Fdhs
Cole. " Il, >h.yeis ant Tong, lollO~ware Nc, &C. all
OF which tl,y oler at market pre-, ,, - o., ,,.,.,
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ME PRICE STORE.-It is generally
,IyIIE CUEAPEST HAT STORE IN

IHF WORLD i-tDNhNI HO 'ranh Mset, h's
,o. on hand, latest spring iahiJn, aa rscrfh AZ
.,rtnen OF >k Hat. at 49, $40 md Sja reduction OF
" cents on each hat from iOIarr prices hio superior
ir.e Of Fur Hat 81, equal 10 any odd IN the city ~
81 ~ and - The public respectfully invited W eau
A o,od ,sSortnent OF Boys Hats AMI Gsps on Lan'L
nyia i'm CO<ANT ~ Grand VI. near Ali~n-
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and Commercial institute.

~ 50 Broadway, A. Newman, Primo ipa-in lhls I~st
tfou Young geutrnen will br Instructed IN all thr branch
ola thorough ENGLISH and Classical educsIion, prepare
tory tor col ,ge and commercial pursuits IN life. Term
oierate rod reference. given. ~. r. Rooms 10 let !"
20 tur,-s AMI debaiing .ocieI.s mys I'M
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Oiled GERMAN sLvER.--JAS.

@. MOfFFTT, III PnEcestrect, ersf 49, 49,
.oud par culary call th- stfentsn 81 iiari~ae e..
~. ,i,rf,rf-r-r. IN l,i. .gu-r.r article Of Gersan $50
hi l he or q. Tor ale y hosile an rel 80 ~, Ce
es-ss, ami = aritni, u ttu@ |" '"J
nj sf,r e. raui-- 'flAe~<
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MERiCAN MACkINTOSHES.
ME Self.Instructor and Journal of the
,,E WAI.iltIL Of your Health DIR.

u ansrstl's Office now ~ Bowrry, having re-
moved no lie requests his friends Ia be careful OF
aud impOer>, who ssNious Ia deceive The an
vary. Remember d.. Brasdreths Office ~ IN, not go
Rcu.rv NILS lm'
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School for Young Ladies, 5j4

) BroadNay.-Nrs. Newman snh Nlrs Hlnckey, Prih-
pas H. tbs Institution, Young Ladies VII be- instructed
M M The branche, OF q thorough Engn'h Polite AID Ofna.
mental E.ucauon Term, moderate. Pupils admitted al
,nv time I'uqnesiionahlr rei.rrnces gwen my9 In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-19
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec. 5-Our Sugar market remains depressed
at sto and rls. for assorted Q, whites and AZ
o. yeiows The reports to the end of last month
about equal to those 10 the period last ear, and
there may remain between 80 and 40 boxes for
shipment between this and MatanZas.
Coffee, Of the new crop, 81 7lc of prime there only
have been received one parcels for which so
have been paid. Molasses ri. per keg.
The Rice of the - sold for l04 rails that per
from Savannah, still unsold Goldfish 20 - rails. Lard
ll5 II I and about 500 kegs on hand
Exchange on London, IL / prem on New YORK. .
prem.
Hoops, per VI. 80 81 boards, Portland white pine is
20 other Eastern ports, - % p p lumber - 20
shingles, 4 hid. shocks, with heading Or 81
beans white. sa Tor beef, No. and :, prime and mess,
74aS9 Butter, Am. IL % Candles, mould, IL 10
sperm, 80 81 cheese, Am. ~ II, Goldfish, IA o
DO Flour Philad. and Bait. Ia is hams, Am Is
lard N. o. IA is; onions, asa pork, n. o. and
Eastern cargo mess IL clear, IA 10 potatoes Dbl.
l6al7; Rice. 2a0o; soap, yellow, 6 10; taow, Am.
9a9O honey, gall 3r noasses, keg of 81 gall 90 a
90; sugar, assorted, J q; - as .; white 7 az;
ExoHANeE.-London 60 days sight, ii a - prem New
York % prem Boston la d prem New Orleans y
a 90 prem. nom Spain, 6 a prem Paris prem.
FRrGHrs. To France 20 80 francs and to U. States
75c. 81 per box Sugar. 4rs per bag Coffee hid Mo-
lasses.
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Suddenly of congeston of the brain, on Sunday 18th
instant, PETER HoFrMIaE. aged 81 years.
His relatives and friends and the friends of his brothers
William, Edward James, Henry and Joseph respect
fully requested to attend his funeral without further
tce at l44 Laurens street. Monday 10Th instant al
o'clock, P. NJ
On Saturday, 18th inst, NICHOLAS F. HEeEMAN, in the
59th year of his age.
His relatives and friends and those of his brother Peter
Hegeman respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at o'clock from the residence of his
ther, 50 Sixth Avenue.
On Sunday morning. 18th inst. after lingering and
painful illness, MARY, wife OF Sylvester Van Buskirk in
the sOth year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral Wednesday the 2st
from her late residence, No. 54s Greenwich street.
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;9ss 's sssss :'. tSs Ss,Si from Mart
l s he sde SSsS w s . %
of bs"s Nssss. po,asnee 10
MOBILE CHI with with so GoI 70 mss ss , p,
hS n SSs.g d A Fss. dyi % Wilmington NC
sehr A. L. Ackermsn Haf days from Havana with fruit
e fNiGE sTfa r'iit sy sl9GG
"s.Sa @ ;SGi HaSs; elt s eSavs
rssSsstea 9th inst. saw large ship ashore Florida
Sss i d.f s &;
Rc.;isIsS G. Ls xnsIs,a vessel @ ''"s' % A.
e MS sd ssa II w ,ch. AsSa% Thons
schr .rs,ma Conkin, days from Georgetown, DC. with
seSr Ellen. Knowles 10 days from Washington. NC with
naval stores, 70 master.
m Ss tSsF:TTdi Shss days from fredericksburg with
sehr Penninan, Decker day, from Virginia with oys.
sehr Protector Bush hours from Virginia. with oysters
Scar Mary Caroline Lawson. hours from Virginia. with
seh Hector Kemble "a hours from Norwich with nase to
scop David Van Name conen DAYS from v,,r;o, with
Sailed.
Barque Empress. Townsend Malaga; baroue Harmonv b
Warsaw and others. '' s
General Record.
PACKET NV YORK, for Liverpool will sail to J,x
10 o'clock Letter bags will close Gpn's a, haIcpss
II o'clock.
MIssire yEssrL-Barque Wyando Of Bluehil Captain
Manu. sailed from Canpeachy, Aug. -. for Bremen
cara Of csW odws seen about he 18th Of Sept in the bay
other vessels on of which has been heard from
First mate, Otis Skinner Cd do Durham OF Mr. John
Durham, Of Belfast
AREIv.Ls At statements in the papers
Of Galveston appears that II vessels from Europe entered
that port since last February.
WhaIemen.
Arr Holmes Hole 18th Sarah Esther from Atlantic
Ocean. clean--has been abse mt 70 months.
Arr Edgartewn 10th Pavilion Adams Atlantic Ocean
$50 bbs sp; President from Nantucket fit for whaling
spoken.
John Holland. Henderson, from NOesns for Glasgow Dec
/, lat % IS, ION 70 t0
NaPer, oiays from Baltimore for New Orleans Nov H. off
Antaes, days from Baltimore for Mobile Nov 49, of the
Berry Islands.
Henry Kios, of Halifax, standing the norhward Nov co.
OF Dog KEYS.
Thomas Hart from Newport ri. Nov co. of Dog Keys
lad pat into Nassau for
Foreign Ports.
sr J.eo, Nov l9--sld Alberins, Joyce, Boston.
Home Ports.
NEwBueyPoRT Dec 16--Sd Courier, Wolf Richmond
Dec G--A Oregon, Day, (lafe Russell who died o.
favcrI AGRA Africa; Elge, Wheeler Para pnebe BAXTER
Cyowel, NYork. cid B0rneo, Huntington, Snmatra
BosroN, Dec 17Au soptherner Haliett Mobile Romuus
fngsh, Savannah, Dan Francis Small, Jacmel; Volunteer
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Condor Frederieksburg Nail, cIowel Ab9y; Canerage
Hall NYork TegTarhed Grotiqs S,gnal ior sings; I'D
tgor, Bearss Bamo..; splendid cI9well, Nm Y9rI AT
l6th Lgcrstia Rea Csdiz CoIdsa Cspp Inndsd VI senh
Menii, St Jsgo; NJ Hae Bsare 2 Obey Co. EldnSge;
Compliance Sparrow aad saml Appleton, Niekeson New
NTv grproRp Dec i6-Ar Idastry, eastman, Philadel-
lhia; Emeise, Bourne, Baliimore - ~
New York. Guess Waiawrrbt Roct For FOR do 10 port NJ
istlee Of The cutter JACKSON without damase and
small expense fremont waiting orders; Emene and
woop's HoLE Dee l6-Au Chsmpion and senator Nan.
meket (oT NNoTk
Br,y fh, aeipbs; Pogjenes Brewai Henry Gibbs Gibbs
and Proof Glass Blyd'nhprg NYork Below Zenobia Re-
S% N Yos N sd l SSY ssh g. EqaA
~ ARRtN, RI Dee i3-Sd Maunntaew, sis tonsl Williams,
RICHMOND, Dec i-Au Liteh6ed Denson Bottom; Catha-
5,ne Wilcox Lincoln. NYoFk; WIN MowrY, Hoffman, Jersey
CHsRIrsToS. Dec lar Caharne, Berry. NYork; War
saw, Hawkins. ~; Tiger, Baker, do.
s.vaSN.H Dec l3-ccld Excel, sherwood NYo!k. -,
leon, BIswn DO CID Emsline Fish, do A'1'
Ar,tscHIoeLA, No. 27oAu Msrianna Phillips NYoIt;
Portland Cd Formoss, Crawford NYofk uneas atb,m do;
MaTia swirze DO; North Pole B) Liverpool Thos Outs
Perkins, Masnzas. ca Nov o. Ch,mpien, Denison. Port
Philrs Rose, conLn; Uqc,s Latham; FoI@o;s CrawGTd
ny; HOARD Redman; fhhp ISL Fsrrsn; Fior4an Pr,,i
Martha hWashiS,sn Ty s. and LSs9o Hsdey from New
do; Gilbert Gwen do HEREFORD, Br) Reabufn Jamaca Wind
sor BeweI havana brgs Houense Jones' Kingdom Pioneer
siiasr ls Nofth Pole Obj Liverpool Taos Cats Perkins
Ma ssEnesy seeS New Orleans; Cyn9sae, Maelsn
Tsye Hesy 2rasne MccasoeR Florida coessr snd
Mobile Wsns NYork; Paragon, Brsyton Provdence schrs
Aid Kelly Boston; Texte Smith, and Hero, Jones New
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MO MORE HUMBUG ABOUT OvERsHOEs'
~ The dealers in India Rubber Oyershoes, who have
been deferred from purchasing their supplies Of Sheet Rubber
Shoes from shy threats 2? from sc Smith for in
fringemen are respectfully informed that the suit recently
verdict in favor thereby making null and void the hpmbug
pretended for making Of Sheet Rubber Shoes In the
course of charging the jury, judge Thompson remasA At
II events Mr. Smith vas not the original inventor Of making
witnesses are to be believed several other had done
the same thing before" We unhcsatngly thar
believe Mr. Smith learned the art Of attaching leather soles
be bn,nss. =, Nv "o n eansd ; al .ney anew Of
White he foreman OF Smith, worked factory before he
worked for Smith,, and went into Smiths employ before the
date OF his patent Or the five principal classes OF
rubber shoes and ovenhoes msdc factory but class
has been produced the of Smith,
made by the aid Of handpower machinery. We buyers
will no longer be hunbugged.
HORACE II. DAY,
d01wsgc Successor to Roxbury Co, Is Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-19

lso when the duty 81 per instead Of per cent
the reversed the entries in the u States show
ing the most Here, then, very conclusive testimony
that the imitation Of the paper currency accompanied by
high tariff, largely promotes foreign Manufacturer
From 1854 to lsio there struggled OF English woo
lens alone $40 sis and from 1880 1884, $1,000
oo This brought about by the credit system giving
every facility to sell the goods and the high tariff
hanoing theproht of smuggling to great extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-19

On Tuesday, at Washington. by the Rev. s. G. Bull
finch, MAXWELL Woodruff, u. s. Navy, 70 ELLEN FRAN
cEs daughter of Moses Poor, Esq. of Washington. IA
more gallant young lovelier young lady,
never Joined together in Gods name May their days be
many and happy.]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-19

~ GLASS oil every descrption-the cheapest in
inns city, for Christmas and New Year presents; beautiful
cut pleas and lemonades, with silver flowers of different
The above c1p,o, hs h,i =, - ,,Il s'aes
Cut and plain glass every Inscription wsranted n be fur
nsheu 20 per cen cheaper then other manufacture
marufacfory OF STOJTVENEi 4 co
DIG imsr No % Gold az New Yort