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New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
D.ppR uaSUFACTURgRs AND CON

IA a u "a
M1SSION WAREHOUSE, No. 81 Liberty street
p,ie,ipr iI;sozrsphic aGd Coored Papers in all :he'
varieties make order OF any qua, from common NeF'
10 tie ines: Book paper aiadc IL the AZ c la!
ra-Se, PRICES from The very superior mills OF Aess.s
C. and W. Curtis. Boston, and w. 81 a. Ctrtis berl,ie
and from several other manufacturers having the BE.
81 rachircry All orders thankfully reserved and P.omP
vcI,cu ,ed auT s.n EDWARD CURTIS. Aren
YvlN<2,s CELEBRATED CHAIRS
N All kinds for ard coEfort, ssca as hoeSine
gscuu1bcn, Revolving, &c. The first pseniam AT the
tro las, Fairs has been awarded Kings Chairs They
slss,b.,s NJ. w. KING Fa,sn;ce.
Jl4u "a Broadway. between Grand aud Rroums sis
IoHN WARWICK. Sweep Srsel,er AID Re
j hper II general, No I. john-street. Sewiork.
Purchaser OF jewelers. and Slvs.smihs foilshinss
pun;cpSs Lesells, Parting Bars Coas>e SILVER bars
ace Gill apc plated Metals BookhiudsIs Rags, &c &c
els Is
11-oT7CE To EA;lIL5Es.-Per.ons who are
=, hrs season of the year troubled with burning O
are informed they car be suppiied 0n quanle
su;: their couveuiencs) sth pure oieacned Spcs o'
beautiful article Tor glass lamps AZ - per ssoH, aga u
hs,rhsd equally . goo except II color, al s od anu
beth -ilI be warranted no; 10 chill o, crust ss III
burning by JAZZ Is % 60 80,
l2l Ii 10 'e -.-[ So
Y EECfaES! nEEGHEs! LEEC s Es
| Z -lO0C0 very fine, healthy Germsn and s"edsh
.ccses last received FER sale very reasana PIE non
,ae and retail or.careiully applied BY NJ VA >U.'
Chemist and pharmaccust, potheeares HAL lana
- -
x9VS,:s, AND pLATERs' Is RAss
FIRST RATE article OF Rolled and platers brass,esl
n always ~ icund st JAMES =. AOtFhl Ia rtie'
street, Woo,tcr,a: ;he loves: market prices.
via .srv .,.aario- .r,ica AZ toorsrr Sr-,' ~ ="
NEWTON D!4RL1NG'S SCHTEsE s.
y The undersgncd-ssie agents IN thts etty--o' the
sale of the above celebrated Scythes, are prepared TO re-
ceye orders for the same at the Manufacturers io"es
prices.
il2u; WN. H. WIGHT & Co..l00 John ST
.s1OrgPUssEsSN ROLLERS, OF the be
y materials aud quality, ard OF all sizes cas-, al the o.
fec Of the Mex World - AEr-St. Inquire OF Mr. J. W
piCI:IRrS ~. n--s. E.,or IN. ."uner'N sr2' -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

WHO0PiSG C0UG,I-'This disease ~ prevailing very
eeeHsiveIy and swespue many little once, with
very i' ia IS Illness. Parents should remainder that DR..
Aliens Basam of Liver The only infailbe remedy
ard has saved thousands ofycs during seveH years.
Sold ~ ". Tyler wholesale agent, &C Barclay st;
~ GAIun l21 Bowery, of Grand St; Dr. Hart,
csrllcr Of BroaiF and Chambes-street J. OFay,
Minors Drug Store, corner o: Broadway and John e.;
and II Everett 367 Cireew n.ch -si. dog In
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
CsJPEwStsR GRNEP Gai4. The general c.

SsJPEeesess lamp OH. The general com
- plain, Of The quality of Lamp Oh for faniy use 'a.
induced the open aud oaceo to 'iaeianles
Lamp Depot OF Mr Dacon 31 Broadway for tue safe oil
an article refined Sperm OH prepared By ar
pre- css and under hi. personal superntGHdence wh;c1
Scr urity ana briliancy OF ghwbe found 10 iaeet tse
ami seril the patronage OF every person usins H.
may be seen of various qualities ard prices al the
c.cc where orders WILDE promptly executed eitheF for
family use tho tsatic on the most reasonable terms
Orders for Br-oyn vii! &c received al the Refinery s.
Chapel, or lsc Bridge S. EDN ARD llOl lta=
DIS II Agent for lie I'Eion OllRchnery
1psss1S' ANNA E.-Ths subscriber, have
- & srca, variety of TAuNI0N,=DlNON# GSONS,
Tea aG C0ftc Urns Tea Sets &c. together WITH corr
;,;otc assortment common Britannia and biocX I'm
ware which, they offer al extremely o~ prices" aoesae
5ret,j ELISHA KNIGHT Is SON,
u lia 9S Conn street. between Cii aad Poaflsts
N.E-tlSo Patent Ci.t".n Pumps. a stpc.iov srcle.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

A. Il. SANDS K cos. Drug a2l Chcteicai Store
Granite Buildings, 2.3 Broadway,
il2 lm corEer Chambers. street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
40 CARg.NT rEaE&ER9.

fa0d &! IN. welded head BID SCREWS,
SOFA STRINGS, CHAIR WEBBING, &c
Jus, received and for sale by
NJ X. WHITNEY u co. Importers Of Hardware,
20 * lG3 Chatham square, near James $
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
nis. aE.g.Ey's BALSsfs HOREHOUND
y LIVER WORT & FiAELIRISY ROOT for Cnugh.

kaE.--5 u - -
~ LlVERWORT & FLEITRISY ROOT; for Coughs
Colds. Consumption ard Liver mpalat.-Eonsumpu0
disease often secretly lurking in the system for years
before there the least complaint OF the Lungs And III
this be cured ccctually and certainly
any ether disease Let not persons delay the use OF
medicine until their lungs seHsiby affected but in due
season resort 10 Dr. Aliens BalsaA Of Liyer~orthis
medicine has proved the Conquernr of Physicians,
Tor which ali mankind viii have abundant bess
the hand If Pro:dcacc. Aorc than 100 physicians il this
CITY COZ use this medicine IN their practice.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.-Dr. Aen-Dear Sir :
haye used your Balsaln Of iorchouRd Liverwort End
plcurs Root in my practice for months past ard
from the wonderful cfcc it has ha, an fully satisfied
that possesses very superior virtues IN the Of
Liver Compliant ard Consumption. dostrougiy rec0i-
ilcid il To tn. public the Faculty Respectfully
o Iilrn ,Rnsn. IL. Il
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

II
Il Just published, The Modern Builders Guido csn-
tainng cighy->evon copper plates with full exp ana
tons (alirard I.afevcr ArchttcL) This work SHOULD
be ii, The hands every builder IN the country II con-
tans an accurate treatise Hand and STAR Railing,
branch which has heretofore been bu. nperfccty noticed
III other worsil publication has been ct ended with
great expense Ii is handsomely bound in quato andis
respectfully offered 20 the pubic wholesale and retail By
the publisher, H. . SMITH
Architect, Portrait and Card kngra:eF,Z
lS0 Broadway, ,hird story.
For sale its Oil Stones suitable for Engra7ers Den
isis Jewellers, &c. j. I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
NEtFYS l0Yy.fsNE. WATER, GENu

& INE-ThS Justly admired perfume, which has 50
ous esteemed the most delightful SID ragraF
among al Lac varieties Of Cologne Water has Just ben
received and will DC kept constantly for e by the box
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
> s1FFs-I;ssJEEs-.ngTFs.-

aFaFFa -!;stJEfRs-0 sta.-Thc subscri
IL her j. no.. selling Tie remainder Of hi stock Of
Nuts comprising good Lynx, tenet and
other Fur SUITS prco, nelo" the actual cost oil nann-
the closes. At NAISOS3s
II In ia Chathna 81. and 80 Bowcsy.
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3 cs.Gence lU' ~
NJ GnriLIura 8. so

Msssr..A B. & D. SAnd.-eisctleaea,- dscply
indebted 10 veu for the valuable You lave rem
ercd ne DO most cheerfa laorn You tsai my VIE :
entirely curei Of the Salt RheuH by heasc Of our Fe-
NEEDY su4 syrup o! Satsaparlla ma hcei!'efF So
-ov AFFLICTED Nth tho disease in the face years
had tried v4riouS medicines, htth internal and ter'
iiout producing any good effect until By the advice OF
friend no cured by your medicine she was indn
ced to aud an thankful 10 say the result mas ocei
a ,Hs ccCt cure. Yours respectfully,
I0u,. Cii iPNIAN % Chatham =.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
E'EGE'z.s:@ EsEE sfE:G.tE NEW y: Il
n i~o-a. 10 e-T a-11.
- E \ SIT, - : zs

through IN 9 hours. Pare only 81 -
Leave pier Mol n. H., BATTERY Place, at5! O'clock :.
NJ daily, Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella
Water Witch Elzabe,hpo.t, then 10 take The ears Of
the e. Town and Somcr-!e Railroad 70 SonervlIle,
eavpg OILY "a niles by Coaches Oil miles less thau by
~ BruuswlcS.l For apryto 4. D. Hope i Court
ia.1: hoard 7. ID. Rope will accompany The
passors Somerve, lt ;eGdc. al assistance ucces.
sary.
"A, the Rsilroac < 500. leei to Sone1.lle This line
vii leave Eas;on u ococ. A. N ti.rcc hours later
taau y. Brunswick and Grsvc II YORK
ahnut the same anne. y U
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

CN TN d HE Il - II e = F+t 81 W >
Z No 1876 Grand, cor OF P,--fhs splendid Saloon
is fitted oei convenient siylo and Is JUS: the thns
thu vas much needed il part OF the city Ho Coffee,
Cakes Pies &c served ur superior manner, with
Confectionery Fruit and every thing else the ysllers re-
oujre 10 lR
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

YsNSse} ri RJE e as w q I'D l:e- -Sla - spS-
4 rLOiIAS have been awarded 70 John Llidmark, 81
Chatham for the hes, Cologne aad Pcrfuncr FOR
lie has been engaged III the manuiac re OF fer
unery this city. and Until the present time he mas not
presented himself before the public III the advertising
OF eminent judges OF Ferfume.y, given a. the FAIRS held
in this City and Boston he feels authorized IL saving Is
those who want any article ns line that at 81 Chatha6
stree: they may find superior quality, at moderate
prices Remember the number is So, iermeriy entrance
IN. Chatham t,hnnri. ala ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
sr.ss gGsEtpN PATENT Atl's0H

@asSzsssa#SSs PIANO EoRTEs.-Psrchascr and the
II q sspul,Iic generally SIC :n;ed to cal and es-
anlinc tho fine assortment Of Planes open MIL
LET'S Music Saloon, No 800 broadway. from lie cee-
tra,e, .i.aua factory of ieune! Gilbert Boston.
Tic nlanufaci;fer ;ns recently patented improve.
mGut IN the action of these Instruments, which secures
qnicuess Of touch and power cad ;.can!y Of tone Truly
surprising.
attention c Southern and Western traders, the SIM
pcity ofconstac;ian maxi less liable to get out OF
der. and hu- overcomeS tie objection when has long
been felt to the action uos in
The increasing demand for the inStranlshtc, although
the provemen has been bn very recently Introduced
is the convincing evidence of the pnbic estimation
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
NJ E D &c Al.


- AN
= -. Jcs,,antsd 10 cuYe--Sait RheuB Riugworta,
Te,rer ScaId Head. Barriers or jackson !ca ttzel1a
peri Psluaria B ether disease, 81 tse SSi4 are
csr,aiv act efectully cnrcd IS the aze OF Sand
Remedy, h4s Ros osen tsste1 N sore taaG ss
to,,s.5i cases of the above disease, wIthoe!
yia. failed in aIF where tie direcuon- axe aeuiac 10
TIE .,I.rgieIe; OF this VsIaetE II cIrs- dis
1r in i without equal IN the history OF iicdi'
rIn4 ae Compound StTGi@Ot >a1sapasliia Is recon-
"a to b. i.ss. Nth R-Taeay tends 10 ih'oS
out from hs blood aud system generally all The aahealthy
llor connected x!t the diseases aat TIC application OF
- refrrl9 .;crI41!y :. the .amc cneentreI! sFaGi
cs,es from the TEN TAe Remedy. perfect! harm
les IN is operation, AID may BE applied -lth safety even
the KIN oi=ths 'endesett IEaat ss.ao-t-'s :.
efficacy daily received AID the following a'e selected
Tor publication shich thought Will satisfy Inc nc
OF every candid person Of is extraordinary :.!pes;
Neg York Nay {. lc4u=
Mess.s A. B. * n Observation-Disclosures OF
;ankfpess and gratitude induce 10 nforn you tsat
am cured OF TIE Sal, RheuIa BY The use OF your
Remedy The disease spread over Eain n: hancs 10 e.;
finger e.d AID had been staining 'u.teeh years curing
snic tiun under Inc treatment OF more Khan a. -
~ fsrelt physcsRs mo q. failed TO slve more han
fctef vas unable NJ nsuis but little
an could not put them water: my rss repeatedly
came OH an zs almost pless from the Complaint
,rs atiauan Root doctors, bu; all 10 no purpote IN
Ia; sIs1!e- xs advised b: friend 20 use !ouf he
icou,ruepcc with lit;lc faitt having TIED
ny tain-s without producing my good effect In few
nys nv hand, we're bettar au.i notwithstanding put
tea1yI ;er ilv they continued 20 improve, and III
ia 7lek Ks Xe1s entirely Tell Il l. more tsan SIX
=ecks siacrt1c effected, siEce Ecn tic they
kaTr- been perfectly xcil.
Yours. respectfully.
LYDIA LEWIS. Newark. y. i
Sisrsr., {. * D Saut4-tisnt!erica,-l ceEtIf; that
e Iesq cured Of The Salt Rhcum "f ten years stand
Fg tie ssa Of your Rerc3y AID SyruPot >arsapsrli.
Ia and wish every person troubled with ms dreadiui
conaiant IN any form would call on and VIII salts
t. ;hem that your medicine ~iIicure them periecty
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
GnaE6A,Eiia2 srsa NaIN NEAK's

NED q Re Rt y 'fIz:' AK - ~ X ~
tsSSE PRESENTS ou q uscts# or the i.al ies
S2Ga There is splendid bloom ai Ea!aall:aS Al
NblGg Carbon ard at Harlem Bouquets madenrln he
tasteful an" at moderate prices AsupP!y
Of fresh Garden Seeds *t received from ond"n rdS
Birds Seeds, Cages Gold Fish PLANS and Bulbs, Glasses
new and beautiful plttcrns Flower iois GEd fasea'
very Ornamental, for windows aud ne~er gardens Foun
Tor conscr.aiori"s and gardens, forming ttc most
beauti fui designs ~ hydraulics.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended 70
Inv IN :. -nrnnrieinr. NlHI.Q a lUNi.Af. d!I
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

Dr. Peters principal Offices are $50 Broadway, y. y.
80 NORTH. siStistrect. Philadelphia 10 Iane street,
Cha reslon. - VI g szirc street. New Orleans I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-27

fiunpowder 2Dd imPerfaI Teas, II
Z chests aud half chests for ssla sy
OF 6RINNELL, MINTURN 4 Co. - soata-st
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
Ohio Legislature,

REPEATING CHARTERS AND LoC0FoCo zen
AToRs AT FIsTlCUFFs.-Our Columbus
news is as late as The 2lst inst. AT that
date the resolution from the Senate pro-
posing TO adjourn on the 7Ih OF March,
had not been considered in the House.
The House was busily engaged in re-
Dealing the charters Of Banks, turnpike
companies, &c. A bill to repeal the
charter Of the Ur5ana Bank, TO which
the State is indebted about S4OO 100000
passed the House on the 10Th inst, Mr.,
Atkinson. leading off for the repeal. The
bill puts the effects Of the Bank into the
hands of a set of new Commissioners.
On Thursday last fist fight "came off"
between twoiLocofocO Senators, BARLEY
und Clark. The affair is thus described
by the State Journal:
Mr.. Clark alleged that Mr.. Bartley
was in the habit of making statements
in tho Senate which he often found it
convenient to deny, when charged upon
him subsequently - or something TO that
effect, Mr.. BARLEY retoFied by aver
ring that any man who imputed such
condnc, 10 him, was "LlAR aud a
SCOUNDREL," On resumlng his seat,
Mr. b. added IN an under tone, but audibly
enough 10 be heard by half the Senate
and Mr.. C. himself, that "if he ( Mr. C.)
,gas not a id contemplate ScoHndret
he mou'd take notice Of him out # DOORS
Daring the recess of these brethren
of the same principle, whose intercourse
during the session has afforded their
ample opportunities for cuItivaling tha
mutual esteem which is SO apt TO grow
IN between kindred souls, encountered
each other on the sidewalk a IIu''
above our Office, wheE Mr., c. revenget
himself for the indignIty he had suffer
ed by inhlcting personal chast'semen
pon his wordy antagonist IN the senat'
/ Chamber. A pool OF blood congea'e'
; upon the pavement aItesIed The Severi',
oc the assault,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
EMPTY TREASURY.

"The Treasury Of the United States
is Bankrupti aud that, too, in eight short
months after the accession OF The Wing
party 10 power!"- Boston Post.
II our respected contemporary had said
in tWO months after the Wtlg party
came into power," he would have been
quite as near correct, THIS outcry
against the present administration, for
The enptyne5s Of the Treasury, is rather
ridiculous than otherwise.
"MIslress, want neW broom, If you
please, manr
"A new broom Betsy, why where is
that which you have been usln2?n
"ll is all worn out 10 The handle,
mann"
Worn out, indeed! what shocking
careI2ssness. Why KrIy, your prede
ctssor, used 1t for nearly t"O years; mud
now you, who have nol had the broom
in use mouth, complain that is worn
out! Shocking eAtraVagance.-U, U, S.
Gaz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
TARIFF MEETING AT PITTS
BTJRGH,

A public meeting was held al Pitts
burgh, on the 5th inst TO take into con-
sideralion the subject OF Protective
Tariff We extract The following res
,olutions from the proceedings:
"ResOlued, That in our opinion, the
policy which, in the language Of Mr..
Jefferson, ''places the manufacturer
alongside the sgricuItUralist" is the
only one which can secure to the for
mer steady demand and reward for It's
labor, He may, at distant intervals,
snatch great profits durng season OF
war or other calamity in Eoreig1 lands.
but his only safe and permanent reliance
AnuSl be on the busy aud prosperous
community around him. And all eX
perience has shown that wherever man,
ufactufes flourish the Cutivator Of the
soil is correspondlngly protected in the
ability of customers 10 buy and pay for
whatever he produces Both of these
great interests are thereby placed, in a
measure beyond these rIlnous auclua.
llOuS - llul ultOInd IlSO hHN 'h'' ~
profits and wages tn which the indus
try of every country is subject, that
looks altogether to lis trade with for
elgners.
Resotred, That at this critical mo-
menr, when Congress is called upon to
Teadjust The Tariff, we know Of 10 safer
rule Of action than that suggested by
Mr.. jefferson, when the Secretary of
State under Gen Washington, in his
report on thesPrvieges and restrictions
Of the Commerce Of the United Statesi
"Where a nation imposes high duties
on our productions, or prohibits them
altogether, it may be proper foruS 10 do
the same by theirs; first burdening or
excluding those productions which they
bring here in competition with our own
Of The same kind; selecting next such
manufactures as we take from them 10
greatest quantity, and which, at the
same time, we could the soonest furnish
ourselves"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
DUTIES OF PARENTS

1t is nj times necessary 10 he sure and
to punish, but vcry much may be done by
encoursg glng CHI, dren when they DO we'll
Be ever more careful TO express your
approximation Of good conduct Than diSap.
probation Of bad. Nothing can more dis
courage "A child than a spIrIt Of Incessant
fault finding on the part of its parents
Aud hardly any thing can exert more
injurious Influence upon The disposition
both of The parent aud Of tho child. -
There are two great motives influencing
human acions-hope and fear, Bat who
would not prefer TO have her child luflur
enced to good Conduc. by tho desire oI
pleasing, rather than by fear of often
ding? lfa mother never expresses when
her children do well, aud is always CEN
surlng when sko secs any thing amss,
they are discouraged ard uuhappy.--
They feel there is 10 time to pIe4se,-
Their d lspoSllon becomes hardened and
soured by this ceaseess fretting. AT last.
finding that whether they do well or III
they are equally found fault with, these
rell} qnish all tT'rIs TO please, and become
he, d ess of reproaChes,
Bat lei mother approve of a chiId's
conduct whenever she can. Let her show
that his behaviour makes her sincerely
happy Let her reward him FIR his eff
forts to please, by smiles aud oHeclion.-
Ia this way she will cherish in her child''
heart some Of the noblost and most des
rabIe feelings OF our nature. She vii
cultivate 10 him an nmiable disposition
under cheerful split. Your chld ho'
been, during tie day, very pleasant ant
obedient. Just before putting him asIee!
for the night, YOU take his hand and say
"My sou, you have been very good bo,
30 day. Ii makes ms very happy to SCI
you So kind and obedIent God love
little chll lren who are dutlIul to lhel
parents, and he promised 10 make then
happy" This appreciation Iom hi
} molhar is to him great reward. An
; Nher, you say, Good night, my dear,
. he leaves the room with his heart Iul G
D feeling. And when he closes his eye
-, for sleep, he is happy, aud resolves tho
8 he will always try to do his mothers DIT
tY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

mutual agreement, or each country must
take a stand 10 defence Of its own under
standing Of the laws which should regu-
late the intercourse between nation and
nation. II both the negotiating powers
find themselves able to agree, peace we
uay expect will be permanently estab-
H'hed between them--as the questions
now pending cover nearly every conceiv.
able cause of rupture land even should
others hereafter arise, we can trust that
the spirit which adjusts the present serious
differences will be equally sffi"ient in
bringing to the same happy termination,
those which may chance 10 follow.
But, while the appointment of Lord
AshbuIton creates hope hat The proba-
hlllty OF war is Ies,ened, there is enough
IN tha. appointment itself TO teach US not
to be too sunguine in our anticipatlons.
1t does moi only manifest disposition
on the part Of Great Britain to adjust all
differences peaceabIy, butt ii demonstrates
also determination to come TO a def.
mite understanding on all controverted
points. 1t may happen that, on some of
the questions f the highest importance,
fIII accordance may be found impossible.
This Government will not suffer Eng
land TO dictate the terms Of The stlpua.
tlons to be entered into; there are prln,
Ciples that we can never yield. If Eng.
land requires surrender of any Of The
rights Of our citizens, the negotiation is
close and war must come,
1t is the part of wisdom, therefore, TO
prepare for the worst. The Special
Mission presents an un(ayorabIe as well
as a favorable aspect. If it is un
successful in the attainment Of he great
object Of the adjustment of existing dlI-
6cuIlies, war will ensue far more speed
lily than if Lord Ashburlon had never
been despatched TO our shores on mis-
sion Of peace.
Congress and the country must look at
all the possible cons quen3es Of the
SJeciaI Mission, and, while they may
indulge in the hope lhat 1t promises
peace, they must know also that it prom
lses immediate war For this alterna
tive they must prepare, and make their
preparations in proportion TO the power
of the enem? with whom they may be
brought in collision.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
"THE WAsHIN GTONlAN."

This is the title Of Tee total Tempe
rance paper, the first number OF which
was issued at Canton, Stark county, on
the 18Th inst. The Washingtonian will
be published weekly, in quarto form
convenient for binding, at ST. 90 per
anaum. Editor and publisher, ABIJAH
w. BAKER. Any of our Temperance
folks hereabouts, who may desire to
subscribe, can see a specimen number
Of the Washingtonian, by calling at this
Office. Mr. Baker, as is we'll known to
many of our readers, has himself been a
pretty jealous devo'ee to Bacchus, in
past years - has tasted freely Of CUce'S
cup: ('Who Knows not Gree
The daughter fthe Sun? whose charm
ed cup
: Whoever Iasted lost his upright shape,
land downward fell into a groVellng
swine:"
and, Of late, putting away the liquid POI
son, has become a convert to Washing
toniaa Tee totdliSm. We mention this
fact, not by way of reproach to Mr.. B.
but as inducement to the friends of Tee
totaI,Sm in this vicinity to lend him their
aid in keeping the sails of his "ittIe
bark'' all unfurled and steady before
the wind. OF Mr. Bakers capacity 10
conduct newspaper we need say but
little all who know him will cheerful.
ly accord to him that merit; and the
first number Of the WashiOgtonian af-
lords abundant evidence Of his i'ness
for such an enterprise. 0SFSee Pros
pectus on our fourth page.
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VIRGINIA Two days were spent by
the Legislature of Virginia in unsnc'
cessrul attempts to elect Governor tor
the ensuing year; and, the Senate hav'
ing finally adjourned wilhou. any u0'
derstanding with the House, it follows
that the duties of Governor for that state
will devolve on John M Gregory, Esq.
the Oldest Councillor OF the State.