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New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

J Hon Aaron Clark Hon f. ]. Porter, Rev. Darius An
thonv, Rev Sebastian Strcescr }. Sherman Browne! Esq
Register oi this ciy, Joseph B. Nonc>, Esq! Dr. Edwar
Naicrpool, DR.. Elliott the distinguished ocuS DE- {. B..
XHbri>k. and others without number have used ShernaIs
colds headaches.
ar con>uupi on rl the hnpe,, effect: No ueicine
ever before Offered the public. with such high petelnso,
a, these lolenge and medicine has ever elualle them
Whoever hear,lo ot headache beng cured N or 10 MN
u,c> I'LL Dr. Sherman introduced III, Caiphor Lozensc<'
Who ever heard ot curing the worst cases OF Colds and
Cough few hours, I'll X was done ny Dr sherman
WbG ever heard of superior Plaster tonv /, ll cents lor
a or w-nhne>> iii! Shcrman Poor Mans Plaster
nlroducrdt All who good article should os sure 10
vet Sheruan, and they viii not bcdI>appont@d The Doc
oi> onv oic, in this city at LOO Na>'a-s'rrr' Agents
A. advertisements
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

BEWARE OF CouXTERFEIrs BUYING HoREHouSD CAN
DYThs caution is necessary that this market !. 20
glucd with spurious and counterfeit article, under 'As
Eaule which compounded o. viaNous Drug, and Hr;
be. therefore unhealthy and perncioUs.
llow2 liyec:ne iiorehound Candy IS warranted 10 DC DC
innocent and safe. While is curative power atsr ny
multitude who have obtained relief from Cough. Sore
throat Hoarencs and other effects o.! exposure BE sure
obtain the rea! Iygcne Candy at 1872 Broadway conner
n Howard strr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

GJ7 William Lyon Mackenzie, sometime Cana
dian Patriot and more recently Editor in this city
and Rochester has commemorative study and prac-
tce Of Law at the latter place. He has come to
the conclusion that no good can come from his fur
tler interference in the politics of Canada; his
eyes have evidently been opened. tIc has ability
and remarkable industry, and will undo.btcdls
make n successful lawvrr.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

MrKDEn.-On Sunday morning last Richard
Bird was found murdered, in ll;s house about half
a mile from Cooks Town, in Burlington, \. J.
He had lived alone, and found lying on the
floor near the FIRE, with four buck shot in his left
side and one in his arm. Ii seemed nc had takcn
of his shoes, a. il he were about going 20 bed. 1t
was supposed therefore that he shot the pre-
yio,ls evening, and the report Of a gun had been
heard in that direction about eight O'Clock. He
appeared, from the traces Of blood the floor, to
have been sitting the ire when he shot, and
to lave walked to the door, andattempted to return
70 the fire. but to haze fallen before he reached his
seat L, appcarcdf from his tracks that the murderer
had stood about II feet from the house and had
fired through window Bird was a white labor
ing man OF harmless, inoticnsiyc character about
G5 years OF age, und had Il little property. Two
persons we've arrested and examined on Monday
before SamuelJ. BeHnets Esq. at Cook Town, and
rcmanccd for further examination.
Trenton Ci1yct,c. I'd
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
IyponrASr NATIONAL CosvEsrloS.-Wc rcfe

JuponrASr NATIONAL CoSvESrIoS.-We refer
10 our advertising columns for call for inpor-
,an National Convention, 10 hold its meeting in this
city on the 9TH Of April next 1t is called under
the direction OF the Central Committee Of the
Home League, and has for its object the devising
of some method 10 protect the interests Of agri;ul
tire and domestic industry. The condition of the
country demands immediate re-adjustment Of
The Tariff; and the purpose of the Convention is
10 collect valuable information upon this subject
and to lay before Congress, with view to influ-
its action. Wetrust the notice Of this meet
ing will be widely circulated, and that men of in
iegcncc and experience, and high, clear sighted
patriotism will come up 70 its councils, and con-
tribute their whole might toward the establish
ment Of the great principles upon which their ac-
Sc l.l,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

The BAxKEuPr Law IL MARYLAND-The |.
S. District Court of the State of Maryland have
published tmcn1y-t1rce rules. containing subsan-
TALLY, and in mos, cases literally. the same pro-
visions as those adopted by the Circuit and Dis
trict Courts in this City for the government of pro-
cccding. in Bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

MrRpSn.-Thc ST Francisyc Chronicle of
SATURDAY last, mentions thar on Thursday night
Inst. w F. Schctticu. TOOK the lite OF his brother
n-lly. John Jci>el. by cuttins his throat with
a shocnakcr'S kni:c. He fingered with The
wounds ,m,il this morning Scfeteur was exam,
ac,l before the SIayor, II. Hinch and committed
10 Jail to await trial IN May next. the Court ne
tusias to take bail
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

C The steamboat Roanoke sunk near Mo-
bile, on the o}d uIt., yrlrnning aground Her car
go of Cotton was entirely lost; only one person.
the wutchmnn was drowned. The others escaped
to the shore by swimming on cotton bales Nc.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

From Observation-Disclosures has been received
in thi, ci,v from Forida that tie night OF the
olstJanuarv. Tigcrtail. who was LETT in temporary
charge a, Tampa Bay OF the Tallahassee Indian
camp (in the absence of his brother, the Chief
Notwithstanding made anauempt 10 escape
with the whole band The guard discovered the
movement in time TO partially defeat it, and thus
only Tigcrta with three warriors and four
women. succeeded in eticctiny their escape
The wife and only child, a lad of fifteen, OF Ii
gcrtail who brone from the camp, were soon cap
iurcd. and nuw#in possession OF the army.
His escape is not regarded Is ot.much Importance;
tor his family being in captivity and. Is it were,
held as hostages he will doubtless either Surrcn-
der himself, or take good care to avoid commit
ting any nc, Of hostility while hs wife and son
remain in possession Of the whilcs
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

~ The body of Mr.. Goulaud, clerk in the
office of the French Consul, at Philadelphia was
found i'll the water on Thursday He is supposed
10 have been drowned on the night Of Dec 9Th.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
l.,rnnn In Erniay Silr


,a,oo nj readcrs 10 The above Cordial and checrn!y
recc.nTcud to the public pleasant and efccua
y for all Nervous Affections Dyspepsia, Affections al tht
,.er I We kno,v il be what recommend il, hav.
in iried ourselves and experienced great benefit from
rs Try il see advertisement a z
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

IL DR.. y. Doot,ls Compound Vegetable Candy Is con.
.idered by those allo have used H. the best remedy Tor
coughs colds, throat and affections OF the chest ahd
lungs, offered the public. Sold wholesale and e,ai
he propretos Botanic Medicine Store 2t5 Cenres'.
For aren't. sec advertisements IL w
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

"a Ii;;ic child three ycarszoid. son OF Mr..
John Hall a, New-Ilaven. died on the Isl IN con
sequence of putting his mouth 10 the pou, .! a r'a
kett!e and inhans Inc s,eana
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
For The Trlbune.

THE EXpEEssEs.-"henever the steamboat -rOyaich
which carries i!e L. S Mail, arrives in New.York, may
he certain 10 find axoas eSpectants lingering about the t''o
E1pre, Office, until o'clock waiting ,!!e!r daily
Communications with Boston. We wish enter
prising opposition boat could be placed upon this ne ne
other boats always in by or O'Clock IN the morning
but the Nor'v c is Invariably behind the time 81 me three OF
four hours. This owing, NC learn 10 the cup!dE OF te
COMPANY, who with and fast boat lying at their
wharf prefer get all The duty lhey can out oi an Old
snalke craft before Size sa! be laid aside as unsea"ortv
The public have in This matter, and we hope they
will cause il to be heard. Il
BowERY .iMPHrrHEATHE-This i, the last nigh, OF this
splendid company previous 70 their trip the Atlantic.
L.. them have fun house AZ parting Their successful
iors 10 please the public richly deserve il.
Y INSTRUCTION. AND AMrsEMEST-Thc New-Yo York 1Iu-
scum formerly Peaes will open with attractions on
Tuesday evening, which occasion addresses Will i-y-
ersd planaory the plans Of the institution Many sp!en
did paintings among other things have been added with
sources Of amusement and Instruction
IT CHILDRESs HoLlDAT.-There will b.. ,i!e times for
in. little folks to-day ti American Museula An inter
esn@ varied and une1cep0sabe stage performance
place ats o'clock. Besides the half million curiotc.
eced here, hera is exhibiting without charge Ite
model OF the city OF Dublin .Fas OF Niagara Pneumatic
Railroad, Grand Cosmoraa, A!bino; Lady iancy Glass
Blowing, &c,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

II Flo the very extensive circulation Of this paper! both
among business and in families it viii be found an ad-
yaSageous medium for Landlords advertisements for
Houses and Stores sell let perIoh wishing TO
Houses Tcneuens well as foT general Merchan-
ze and Miscellaneous Advertisements Particular attention
paid Legal Notices Advertisements may be handed in al
ne Office 80 AM, street any time before 10 O'Clock te
evening The rates advertising in ,l3 paper, in view OF
the eate, o It's circulation Will be found extremely lo"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

II For Literary Notices, Communication on N'f
Chouless Lecture and Sketch Of J. O. Adams $ re-
marks, see First Page.
D For Splendid Poem from Blacswooo ~aits'
Slaves at Leghor and Prof sillirnan on temperance
see Last Pare
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Ct The Southern Literary Messenger for Jam
uary may be had at No. 30 Ann-strcet. Price 30
cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

D-T 4 Citizen i. informed that we did publish
the Bankrupt Law in full soon atrclits enactment.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

PE$sSYLyAs1A.-Thc Philadelphia Enquirer
says ,hat,he clause iathc Bank Bill, compelling
tic Bumks 10 resume spseie payment tmlnedtatc-
ly was passed in the llo!sc ncsdav by avotc
Of - 10 II; and their correspondents expresses an
opinion that the Bill will pass both Houses.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,

LISIUN-HUISE VF T 10 EIH-. -.
GEORGE Holr. Collector, Chelry>tone, 'lr'
ginia, reappoinsed.
WALco1r HrS7ISGroS. Collector New Lon
don, Connecticut. vice Charles + Lester.
MATHEW Dick, Surveyor, MadisonviI!c. Lo's-
i.ians vice Henry Curtis, resigned
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

u THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for the convenience Oh 'i'o~s
wishing to send the country, may De oo''o III
~ he coup,er this morning. Price Ct cents
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

,-,-,,,ro,-r- -w.TERBTRY.l II Pnestrac,, Ator.~y
~ y tsur 49, - caurs Of this State and o.! the Gnrd
Sla. IL prnceelllngs Bankruptcy VII De ae',1r s ,,n
with care and Dispatch VI
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
syzs ssxsEx-Both Houses of the Legislature of

Tennessee have agreed to adjourn on Monday, eth
February The House h;.> passed bill TO ac-
ccpt and appropriate the proceedings of sales
public lands to be apportioncd TO Tennessee BY tie
General Government, under the distribution law OF
the Extra Session. Also, bill for a complete
revision of the Statutes of the State by three legal
commissioners be appointed by the Supreme
Court-acr the plan=of the Revised Statutes Of
1essw York. Also, bill TO suppress the unautho-
ris.ssst ssuc and circulation Of change notes.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

.Ir's ALL oyER,"-Whaia brct sentence, and yet how
tu otmcanjng. You aresmdin. beside te deaihbed Of
,o,, near and dear relative, friend, whose moment,
nulnber.d-tlut victim OF Consumption You watch the
breathing sufferer, i; grows es> and less and now YOU
hear the rcadu! words =. It's all over" =Ne>-Dcath has
performed its Nota great while before the slen,
dead was in the flush oicalrh Cold set Init was
leci.d-an there lies the victim at the commencement
dollar, worth OF the Compound Extract OF tore0uni had
been used ,hr dead would NOW bc with the living " hat
thought Tor contemplation j. Pca>c Son. 10 DNi>Olr,t,
proprcor. 10 isor House. and lO broadway, AMI liar
..nrl.r O L:rnaLiMnE and Chamhcrs.st.rct:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

FnoN Cu1SA.-Thc following is the official an
of the Capture of Annoy. 1t is dated
August 3lst, 1871, on board the Blenhcim in
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

IL CnAp,AH's Tablet Sirop made III lC2 William st.
Tr,sit
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

% y controversy of some moment, from The
principles which ii involves. has arisen between
the Prot. Episcopal Church. and the supporter, OF
an order recently issued by the Postmaster Gene.
raj for the abolition OF pos-o!:icc attached to n
theological seminary in the vicinity OF the District
ot Columbia The Church, unwilling 10 surrender
the privileges OF, is oHce, attcmptin. to over.
rule the edict OF the Postmaster General By an
appeal 10 the President.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

APPOINTMENT BY TIE GOVERNOR
January, l9. 1912
Jacob D. Wheeler, of the City OF Sew-iork
Commissioner of Deeds for the said City.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

LosT-A GoLD PENCIL CASE, with The head or
cap oa regarded by the above rs value IN DOL
lars and cents and the finder By leaving The Ofice OF
the Tribune viii De berany rewarded The head Is at The
Tribune Office. IS ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

~ Sylvester Ward, Young lad al New-Haven
died on the Cd from the effects of iandanuin h
had carele,slv swallowed.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
RalIn Ioror of the Hon Henry Clay On the annYe.sy
- IL .Gcation II The Treaty Of Gbent.

of the ratification ,, the Treaty OF Ghent.
1r THE HENRY CLAY CLEB OF THE EIGHTH
WARD, viii give Ball the TIvoLl SALOON, Gate
Richmond Hill House, The l7,h Of February lai9, n
hosor OF the great Negotator and paccaor Henry Clay,
the anniversary OF the ratification Of the treaty OF Ghent
Tickets admitting Gentlena1 and Ladies De had OF
the following gentlemen Comr,i,,ee OF Arrangements;
Wm II. Sweet, 20i Canast Jas G.. Hoft I2l Prince So
Gideon Fountain. - King. Geo. B. Rollins, Q; Spring.
Chas. W wari lG9 CharonA H. Stoutenbureh, GO Prince
joseph ~ Barnes 35 Casa Levi Iiar: 5z2 Washington
Wm H. G.ef Prince and Ja. " Murray, e5 Wooster
Wooster. Rob Honey 70 " Broadway
David l. Crane Is Charlton Henry Baker, s. Thompson
lrnry d. Moore - Fulton William Wells, ~ kIng.
Harvey Hart Gi Canal Edyv H. DuvaI, l02 Charlton
r. Glover Wat and Hudson Charles II. LoTcloy, It It''
VIM ". Stone. Broadway Saloon.
and Howard J1! "''
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Hector Craig, Esq. formerly Member o.: c on
gress and sometime Surveyor OF tins port, died a,
his residence in Orange county, on the 3lst ui,.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

u The steamboat Arrow Went up the rivcr ,c
Wes, Point on "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Dan- x. Grange.
EeTV. +. Ba-yc>.
Elisha Bloomer.
Edw. Curtis.
John Cook,
Benjamia Cox.
Chas Chamberlain.
Barney Cov>r,
Daniel II. CnrtiS
john Deace.
Dan!ei Fields
tsSs,nder ETbee.
Wm. {. Gray,
" III. H. Harding.
Lawrence 2. Hi.
"ui. \ ili!syer.
Wan. d. Hu:ch:n,s.
EraIscis fiobS,
Edward Jackson.
WalSer 2. Jones'.
Alfred ker>haw.
john ker>h.lw.
Thomas d. Lee.
Edmund H. Miller.
i.uciu VI. Sasion,.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

lyARlCII ORNAMENT FOR THE FACE:-A sPleh, eI,
d sci OF white Teeth made and kept white ana III, Le ptr
and scurrb the Compound Aromatic oGTeriuaIy
II gives the Teeth fine. smooth sl!ace aho which all
prsrr, es the enamel Is cents per a price az T eren
can use il. Sold BY Horace Everett * 2t
wici Gee door above Frankiin-stFeei W
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Agent Of the United States to attend to the inter.
csts of the Tobacco in Europe. who ne said haa for
warded an address 20 the Tobacco Planters o' inc
United States dated London, Novalo, 1874. Sueh
mar, a 60, forth below are derived from this
Address.
s,na. n.J ft ~ Europe q 65l
6sor,tu hs},I,r .mussed-pays duty $685. 5aS
IN ,b;s the duty paid will be. HSSt'ssl's.
E.,i1na;s paid on hog,h-ads 70
l'D ..'-''o'r'
If prohbitory duties were imposed, is esti-
mated that the consumption of American to-
bacco would be increased $4,000. 900 annually.
The duty free articles since l3:'a are more than
our whole exports Of domestic productions. The
average duty paid on whole imports amounts
only 20 10 per cent. He dwct on the promises
of reciprocity with which Free Trade had gullcd
US. Is this the reciprocity, the cvcnhandcd jus.
tee we have right 20 look for from nations whose
prosperity depends on increasing markets :
Wha, is 10 be done In cur Compromise Act we
met the nations OF Europe more than half way, as
has been shown Mr.Dolgc .ells US what 20 do:
Be firm IN your determination and united IN
your Efforts and you= arW certainly succeed in
ecery country of Europe in OJtatninr a dimtn,
uttou Of the high duties, and =aJozishiag o1
the shameful monopolies udiclse.rist on your IN.
dustry
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

n GARMENTS OF TIE BEST ToA. ouAAL,C Clo,h }, CloaSs,
Notwithstanding Suou,s "miI , 81 tl,e a,lyarce!
a,.. Of The ,eason at 20 Broad"a@y NJ r. JESSISGs
tAmerican lIoei)
r.a..
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Samuel Consion, Benz. l., Bre:on, Joseph l. Lori,
John ". Fellows Nm O>5oYI! Burr B. 81. John
Johni. Gi!Ii!ani wu. : Ro>>ifcr. Robert LongInan.
R,vENSIvooO---Gcoc BAKER
WILLIAMS sBcN.fA-Joln x. Wheeler.
CNsrLEroN--GeO. Atkinson Want. Isaac +. ryNon.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

lJ The NEw World OF to-day contain. the
first chapter of Handy !ndy-aot As il appeared in
Bentley bu, corrected and. extended By the author.
Samuel Lover, Esq.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

l.euusl Arnoid, John Lovc,oy.
F-anci> II. AIljion. iIenr.' L'',tnan,
LOUISA Scl,.;., Jonl Nlotiai,
Jess Bullock, II. Ja> ]. NcDousali.
Mah!on BucAIian. Hugh A!aciariau.,
r. y. Cotdiag,on, Edtv. VI. MOI yaD,
Henry Churchill. Henry f. Morgan.
ID. +. Drieva!I, Robtf Malcolm,
y l.. Decamp. Charles Newman.
Jo>-fh B. Doe. VIM. VI. Pickering,
Fisher \. Fisher. Josiah Pierce.
Jlne> Green. tiw, q. Stury!>,
Cha,.J. Gavirr. siia> "! Stin.e!i
Nicholas Ila!Stii. Charlie Sanioti.
,bei iElrhrr, Bradley :. = Jo!ii,.
Matthew Hopper Joseph shannon,
Moses Heur:Gut>, Douglas >a;ieF!ee.
James w l1dd, Char!t, I1pp,
Wfl. W. Jones. George W. Ettry,
Jos l. Joseph, John 7. an bps
solomon l. joseph, Jas Watson We sbp.
wui. /. Kirhy. Augustus Ierega, !.
Aba Kimbalg. George Brown.
Gcrafci c. Lester. Wu. y Birch,
Jefferson b. N0nc>. labeZ +. Sd:nni.
IphY " It.a
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Total aInonnt Of Teas exported from Canton, July
Ism :" ''S'. !, l8+l-l6.52l chests Young Hyson
$40 do. Hyson: 3ol4 Hy<on Skin. 2,006 Gun
powdcr, l. 100 Imperial, LISP Congo, 3.O43 Sou
chong. 1888 Powchons. 3 Pccco.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
THE HOME LEAGUE.

is 10 be based.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

NEw-YoRx MUSEUM OF NATURAL History AZ D
verti>ing columns, that this extensive Museum for
ncrly Peal. IS, has recently undergone thorough
Encouragement, viii, view TO carry out more et-
fccally the objcc, Of its incorporation b. the Lee
gisla,llre OF this State; and thut ii will be devoted
strictly to the Important, objects of Museum of
Science and the Arts, with highly interesting cour-
scs of Lectures OF these and other useful subjects.
The whole Is under Board of Directors of well
known scientific gentlemen, and promises TO be 20
conducted as to ensure the patronage Of ensht
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Fun In the Alabama Legislature.

On Christmas morning, DEC. 25th, the two
Houses Of the Alabama Legislature met, but found
ii itimpossiblc 10 do any thing, on account of the
spirit OF fun, disorder and uptoar which prevailed
All sorts of carIcues were cut up aud the hammer
of the Speaker set utterly at defiance. Mr. CLEu-
EMS, q return Member Of the House, moved the
following resolution.
BE rcsOiccdhV ne. >enate Gi,d H0d$a Of Rep
rese"fdf'res Of he state IF Ahibama ., General
ESsembiy t6Etched, That The two Houses assemble
in the Hall Of the House of Representatives, at
o'cIock this day, for the purpose dl singing the
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'Brocd . Blood Blood


Most of our readers will remember that in April
last Mr.. Allston, Of Tallahassee, challenged Gen.
ersl Reed, Of Florida They fought. and the Gen.
ersl shot him. Willis ATlstoh, a brother of the
deceased, and the General had a recontre ssubse-
queny. aud a second one, when the Yotinsr shot
the latter. He since wen, to Texas.
Private letters teSefved th this city yesterday
state that he has further difficulties there, which
ended in his taking the fife of another, and in his
own life being taken.
We hear that he arrived in the neiehhorhood of
Braz,ris about the 10Th uimo that about six or
eight miles from the the town. in the woods, he met
DR.. John Mcneil Stewart; that an alteration arose
between them, relative to a friend Of Mr.. Stewart,
both being armed that Alston drew his knife, TO
stab him. but Stewart perceiving his intention, fired
three shots At him with one of Colts pistols ;
that AlIston, th6Geh severaIy wounded, fired rifle
and shot gun at his opponent, which instantly
killed him.
A memortndum from Thomas F. McKenna, of
Galveston, on the back of one of the letters states
that Alston arrested, tsk;'n' Out, and shot by
the citizens of Brazoria-N o! pa.
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TAVERN NOTICE.

TO Hf HonorG6h Ellis Leris, Esq, Prcsifsnt,
GndhiS associate Judges Of The Coun ef quar-
Ter Sessions, If The county Of NoihuAaJertmd: J:
VsNliE petition of George Smith Of Jackson town
Il ship in said county, humby represents, that he
continues 10 Keep tavern at his oil stand, in the
Brick House in said township p, and is well prepared
for the accumulation Of travellers &c. lie there
fore prays your llonoTs 10 grant him license to
keep tavern during the ensuing wear. ana he will
prav. &c. GEORGE SMITH.
To THE JUpGEs AHONE MENTIoSED The sub
kerbers, residents of Jackson tsp hereby certify ,ha,
George Smiih, the applicant for M lcese is nan
of good repue for honesty and Tempcrince, and is
wellffovided with house-Ioom and cnnvenpnceS
for the iedgng and accommodation of strangers and
travellers. and that public house there necessary
hey therefore recommend him proper per
son ,n be lirenctd to keep public house.
WIN Deepen, Jeremiah We,zci,
John Haas, Henry Braun,
Daniel Hihush, Frederick Treon,
Jesse Hehsyt Henry Garman,
John Folk, Jonathan Smith.
John Snyder, Jacob A. Malich
Philip iiclrith,
Jan Slh, Isle
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CrLpanLE R,sn~rss-The danger aGeiiding
exhibitions ofwld bcas's or rather the foolish con-
hdence of those having charge of them, was fright.
fully illustrated on Saturday, at the menagcrie in
the Bowery. Mr. Watkins, of Fourth street, with
his wife and rhtd, went TO the exhibition, and
while they were passing in a, The Chrys,ie street
entrance, Yong 'oIaf,,, wlich'on account OF his
tamcness was confined only hy chain, seized the
child in It's m nheIs arms. Ills grasp was at the
childs head and although keeper came almost,
instantly o'tte rescue, and by heavy bows with a
club compelled the animal TO drop his prey, the
poor chiljs face cruelty lacera,,ti. 'F.e mo-
ther swoonet1way, anI for tirhe the alarm and
confusion wcle JreadrAl.-W. y. Cota. Adr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
Liver Complaint.

'HHlS disease often terminates in another Of o
more serious nature, if prefer remedies are not
rcsort.d To in time. Ia an forms of this Jisease Dr.
HARLIcH's CoNPorNB SrnENGTnENISG and GIN
MAN ArERIENr Puts, will perform perfect cure
first, by cleansing the stomach and bowels, thus
removing all diseases from The Liver, by the use OF
the German Apehent Pills, after which the Com
pound Strengthening Phi are taken to give strength
and tone 10 those tender organs which require such
treatment Only To effect p rr,anent cure. Those
IHHs are neatly put M in lnai package. with full
q rec 'ons foI sale At NJ. 10 North Eighth st.
Also, Tor sale At the sidtc r
llESEi NOXrHEIiER.
Jan. g., 1872. Is',t