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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

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rily for ssying. thsi william p. D..6.on.
Ihs old ~afiossr q Dsmnersry. 10 h,s
esnssss f0r lhs Ssnainr far he Ssn.,ar
&c Sorry county. disfinrfiy epors hin.
ssIf N farOr n a hank 81 fke Cnnsd
&afts % he plan u ne old Bank II ll.ut
name. We esngraiulsls ihe rounasy. !,
well - Mr.. Dobssa. IN Cad selsrsn q
his parry. asesipg docnine 20 long re-
probsisd BY shsm. boz whieh Is so usess.
sary 10 he good Of she naiian.
Caroline HafeLman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

DIS ruetire Gale at Ocracoke.-Asi,
from The office II The Washington ~.
t Republican. gives some particular.
~ very des,ruru,e gale aud .tmn a.
Defae"ke har. aud Iiir p,rt. ada, NJ. on
Tuesday ,hr l2h. II blew 10 j The N
Y W. aud Is SAID y aa,c rA.seJ.a Ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

The Hhig Pre,s ia North Carolina.
The cause Of Mr.. Cay. being waite!
by the prosperous Gaies % The Register
- receiving Hoie md Hearty support
from The F"yeueSilr Observer AID Hills
borough Recorder. while the II ,IiCax
Advocate is unrastlIing he >Jtb5 Of Lo.
C" + go 'ophislry, aud the OAinrd Mer
eUry, in the most HIey manner. is pok.
Ing the lncos under the ti;th rit. With
this phalaox srrsyed against him, We
would suggest 20 a rei,ain "fat friend
Of ours IN R.lrigh, lie propriety Of max .
ing preparations i"r Loring hts ;. Stand
erd." f,r We can assure nm that N.
more he alrmp,. 10 /" head the Wings,
'he Worehead I'd he s,ll hirns 1.-The.
Petersburg hfei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

The Colleclnrs 81 the various port,
have been instructed By The Secretary IL
The Treasury to Law duiy Of 90 per cen,.
home raiaafioa, payable 10 cash, ON al
ARTICLES not free on existing laws. We
le'n from the Ph,lSdelphis and New
York papers that The dauss are ~ paid
under prdlssi. the sh.r.i lawyers having
given ariIlen opluinus that. after lie 3O,L
81 June the government had no right 10
c"iIec' duiIes ~ all. Tie Caa promise
Act nqutTes thar. after Ihst DIV, recu
'a''ons should By =" provided BY lao" fnr
the purp 'se. The sfriri cnnsifuc,oin,.t,
Mr.. Tyler. 81 int-tprcts hi. provision
as To s"ihnrzs tho E.crcn.ire IN mike
ihe'e regulations! BIT. alter all, tb,Ie
Is nothIng sery surprising ~ this, seeing
thar VI h the REQ inifaiirs, III. reio con,
HructtDe, aud the Ueio a5SOiae, Ton
gress eau pas. no laws hut such as The
President dictshsm $ tch is the nraru.
cal efficiency and beauty oI rfpreseaia
hre Institutions, under TIE control of The
One Man Power. And such is The con.
'iiInn TO which abuse OF Inst power has
fedocrd the coun, y! Lynch Jirg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28
FARMER. i WORD.

To be conclu led next week.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
STAND TO YOUR ARMS,

And protect the ctldel Of liberty from (urlh-
er INVASION, for astounding as it may strike
every one not fully acquainted with The des-
peration and monarchlcal spirit Of the federal
leaders, yet we are informed they are now pltt
ting anew fresh schemes Of anarchy and rev-
oluton. The minority are again, or their lea-
ders and diStators for them, sgitaiiDg the ques
ton whether they shall hOld on 10 their cOm~
missions, and refuse 10 meet. and thus prevent
an organization Of the Legislature al all. and
continue Governor Corwin in office, in def
ance Of The public will; or whether they will
take their seats, dIaw their per diem and mil.
cage as before, and run ofagain on the first
pretoxl they may get up. lfIhis is done
before Shannon is inauguraed, CorwIn viii,
Of course, refuse 10 fill tho vacancies, or to
communicate with a fraction only ofthe Leg
isls'Ive power. and hence our S'ais GOvern~
men, will be fully dissolved, except 90 far as
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

0T~We ssld we would smoke Tom CorwIn
and his live coon out Of their hole, on that aw-
fut day-the 1lth of October, 1912 and sue
enough we did. The Governor IS now here
attending TO bis 'Oficial' duties, being official
ly informed by the sovereign people, Ofwhst
they are. The Old coon, that same old COON
is skinned, and the hide is hanging up in our
Office, warning TO all other coons 10 keep out
Of bad company We pity the coon, but not
the sworn Executive of our State; he did not
exhibit brains enough during his eIectioDeer-
ing haraugue, to excite human sympathy, what
ever the Coons may feel, # any Of them have
escaped the cataslrophel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

the Governor may be able TO force obedience
as Commander in- Chiefof The military forces.
If Shannon should first be inaugurated, so that
he cen order new elections Immediately, we
have no doubt the people OF The next trial,
would return The constitutional mejurily. The
fear OF this would deter the wings IRON sRoth-
er act OF the kind, provided Governor Shan
non can be first IDauguTaIed Mscbefis lher
object, destruction Of The Government is
their hope. prayer and final aim. Ls, US all
then stand firm and united, ready for much
emergencies as the future may develope. Let
the deceived, yet honest wings, at once leave
a party so desperate and unworthy.
Statesman,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
From III. N,.bvill. Union,

LEGISLATURE CT TENNEssH. The relative
strength Of parties is tho came that il was at
The regular sessio.; and therefore It canuot be
expected that those questions which could
not be settled then can be settled now. The
only question is that Of relief. Does the CO.
verOor recommend any given measures of re-.
lefl He dos not; how then, can the legislature
adopt any such measures 1.-The Extra session.
he recommends national bank; but tits as
much as doubtful, at least, whether our Lsgis.
lature can establish onet
Both Houses Of the General Assembly had
been engaged in the discussion Of The Cover,
nor's message, and reference of the various
subjects it touches even to appropriate COM
mittees.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
Democracy is every where triumphant.
Federalism is every where defeated.
What is the price OF coon SKINS.
DIR. HARLICH'S

Compound Strengthening and German Apsrent Pills.
Are warranted TO cure diseases Of the Stomach and nsr
vous syslom Mr.. Samuh Philips, West Kensington,
Phadelphs, was entirely cured by the above highly;
and inestimabls medicine; his chief symntoms wers
pain and weight at the pit of the stomach after eStisE
loss of appetite sour eructaons, fatuency, costvs-
ness pain in the side and weakness in the breast, co
slant headache dmnsss and confusion Of sight ner-
vous irrtabty, which incapacIated him from aen-'l
ding to his business for twelve months, during which
time he tried various medicines, but found little relief
until by using the Compound Strengthening Tonic and
German Aperlrni Pills, he enabled in Eve weeks
10 resume his business. .a# > "'r
Principal Office for the United Slatas, No. On
Eight St For sale by J. P. Chaplin N, Philadelphia.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
From the Spirit If the Times.
GO NJ M u N &c ITO ~.
SEEK HEALTH AND FNION LIFE.

oLCh dND La
lfyou wish TO retain the richest blessing, aeho oarS
TO yourself whenever you, find that your epPele bs'
comes impaired, your bowels costlvs Or Ol'o on thS
stomach Remember Dr. Hdricf celebrated medicines,
directions lhe will Immediately these primary
symptoms from the system. But if you neglect yOur>
self they will form host Of maades, such as dysPep>
pu, liver complaints. jaundce pain IN the side, bilious
affections fevers &c. which obstinate tc cure,
besides siended with pains and much distress. "Dr.
Harch's Medicines will certainly all forms Of
the above mentioned disease. Tho patient must, how~
ever, not conceive in the latter stages be
performed in few days week. If the medicine
had been used at the very first attack the disease cond
have been eradc1ed il much shorter lime. The eds
cine mus, therefore be uaed strictly or fortnight before
much decided benefit will be realized. - ID.
RELIEVED SUFFERER,
Philadelphia Sept Sd, 1910.
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth st. Philade.
Phia. Also, for sale by J. P. Chaplin, New PhiladsI-
P,ia, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
70. Statesman.

The following new Post Office regulation
appears in the Madisoaian:-
Ordered, that no person under the age OF
sixteen years be employed as mail carrier on
any post route, or clerk in any Post Office
in the United States. The better to enforce
this regulation, it is required, that the ages Of
the carriers. and clerks, be entered upon The
oaths Of tie oflicee which they respective take
before they are transmitted by the contractor
or postmaster 10 The Department will promptly
report all instances Of fbon-compliunce with
this regulalion.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

OF this new invasion OF Texas Will 1t mot
lead to an union between France and the, U.
nrted States to prevent Englaud and Mexico
from destroying an independent republic on
This coutlnehIl May not tie attempt to ami
hIllate Texas lead the great msratlme powers
into a WI on the ocean? Are we no in the
beginning Of new crisis in human affarsl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
CLAY IN A NATIONAL CONVE N.
TInN

The Clay papers are taken all aback-they
are now for national convention. Poor
Clay! be is again 10 be left 10 his fate, is bel
While CIey has been heading Capt. Tyler,
Gen Scott has completely beheaded Harry of
the West We advise Col. Kilbourne 10
write new edition of his songs for The espe-
cal benefit Of the Columbus GIee Club, pro-
vided its Whereabouts can be ascer,ained!
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
TIE POPULAR VOTE IN NEW JER-
#'' SEY

The wings vii probably have 10 majority
on JOINT ballot, 10 the Legislature ofNew Jer-
sey The whgs have so gerlymandered tho
State, that with a large democratic majority
on the popular vote, they may not only secure
the Legislature, but also elect the Governor,
who is chosen, by that body. The whig ma
jorties in the ten counties carried by Elhem,
amount to less than ZOO. Three democratic
counties alone, - Sussex, Walro andHsmll-
ton, have democratic majority Of from $500
10 1000,
-. a. R,Dc;nceii Eonu,ar
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

JoHN @. ADAMS. One Of the strongest an
omolies oft age. What will tbe whig press
say nowl Mr.. Adams has espoused The
cause Of the Suffrage party ofRhode Island.
He prououncos the charter government an u.s.
urpa,iOu, and Gov. King an usurpsr the Suf-
frage party, Observation-Disclosures, and Mr.. Dorr
the leg Ultimate Governor Of the State Ele has
volunteered his services in defence Of the
Rhode Island State prisoners, who are shortly
TO be tried at Newport FOR high treason.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
COMFORTARLEl

The Clay FedoraIists are amusing them.
selves in the hour Of defeat, by stories about
divisions in the democratic ranks-who, and
how many candidates they will have for the
Presidency, &c. We tell them to not labor
under false impress ons! The Democrats will
nominate candidate in National Convention.
and all other candidates will be in the federal
ranks, if per chance there is more than one
opposed 10 The democratic nominee. Demo-
Gratis have one faith, one candidate, one aim;
the freedom and happiness Of the people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

Let US keep an eye single 10 the public good
to liberty and equal rights, the foundation
stones on which democracy resls its noble ed
ifce OF human freedom and self government.
Let 10 grea, principle be sacrificed for the
momeniary expedlents of selfish end shor,
sighted men, who never look beyond The pres
ent hour and personal aggrandizement LIB
erty first; Snd virtue, competency, end hsppl-
ness will follow. ksctiude and humility are
as great essentials ip politician, as in a NOR
alist OF christian.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
ARKANSAS ELECTION

We have the Little Rock Gszete Of the 5h
The returns are very limited. In Pulaski Coun
u, the Democratic ticket for The Senate and
II. Of Representatives has probably been sue
cessf1l, bu, not certain. PuIiSki has been
strong Wing county. ae
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
"AHOYF-'THE WAGNER BOY"

Governor Corwin arrived in Columbus q
day or so since. He got here just in time to
receive official information From The People
Of the resignation Ct his Absqualulating brelh~
ern. He looks humble enough, in all con-
science 10 hold converse with fraction of
the legislative power or any other fraction
of men that would condoe with him 10 this his
hour of retrlbulive justice. What contrast
between the author Of the insulting and impu-
dent letter, in which he became an accessory
10 treason, PERJURY and revolution, and the
defeated candidate for The Executive Chair.
Never before did pride and naughty official
power get so low, SO lasting, so merlled, fall.
Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

LIBERAL REQUEST - We learn from the New
Hampshire Patriot, that gentleman of Nlerr-
mack county, has made bequest o! $50 O00S
TO be applied, alter his decease, IN the follow
ing manuer:
'Of the interest arising from the fund, $500
is TO be gwen annually to the person who shall
compose the best essay advocating the toial
abolition Of paper money, and The adoption Of
pure metallic currency; and $500 s TO bs
gwen annually to the person who shall COM
pose the best essay advocating fee trade and
direct taxation the total abolition e( all impost
duties and tariff laws, and the support OF gov
ernmeni by dlrec, taxes, laid mainly on 2rop-
erty. Upon the demise of the wife O. The de-
visor, the estate bequeahed to her, viii 60 into
this fund, and 90 will the respective portions
ofhis two children, IN case either or both die
before reaching twenty one years Of age.
This accession to The fund would increase, il
to about $4,000, Its then provided that
The whole amount of the beqnpst shall be Civ.
en- 10 the school fund Of that State Of The Un.
ion which shall first permanty abolish and ex-
clude paper money, and adopt pure metalisc
currency
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
QUERY?

When will Mr.. Clay come over to Ohio a =
gain with his Two Hundred Thousand flag
bearers, song singers, and coon worshippere,
10 interfere in our elections, and prepare his
way for The Presidency Query1
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

WHAT A WHIel WHAT 'LocoFocol'
Our friend Neal ofthe Pennsylvania is an
unmtiga,ed joker He comedies with us in
the opinion that our political opponents evince
but little taste and less courtesy, in calling
Democrats, 'Locofocos,' as though mere rid
icule could supply The place Of sound argument
He then sticks it very hard into the present
emblem of Federasm-the 'Coon'-and thus
draws picture BY way of comparison:-
"A locofoco' is full OF FIRE and energy>-h
spreads light through the dark places, and
flashes brightly up against all sorts Of pressure
and oppression. The coon on the contrary,
is rather skulklng concern-it crawls sneak
ingly and mischieyously about o'nighls o tbrot
tie sleeping chickens and 10 suck unguarded
eggs. There is no touch Of respectability IN
the character Of that came old coon.' He is
mere dodger, with mo principles for The pub
lie eye,' though laboring under voracious
appetite for the spoie. He is trickey fell
low, and works altogether in the dark. Accor-
ding 10 the canons Of Lynch law, 'sitlin' on a
raip is his Characteristic and proper position.
II, therefore, our opponents insist upon il that
we are focofocos.' we are prepared to match
them on this point. They are henccforth to
be known as the 'Coons' Of politics. While
others are 'up the gum tree,' they must re-
main 'in the hollow"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

STATE ELECTIONS There are but
four State elections in November THAT Mas
sschusets on the 2nd Monday, in New York
a week earlier, in Delaware the 2 Tues day.
and in Mississippi On the !st Monday.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

HUNG FOR FUN.-The last Tennessee Re.
view states that the grand jury County, Tenn.
has found true bill agans. Geo. Smith. Johh
Fl. Tobb, Loftiu Dake, James Pharce, and
Leroy Brown, for the murder ofa slave be-
longing to John Miller. They had all got n-
10 drunken spree, and under the influence OF
liquor, enliced the negro INTO loft, and hung
him for fun, intending 10 cut him down in a
moment or two before life should be extinct.
Their drunken frolic was carried too far-ibe
negro died.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
CLAY AND THE COMPROMISE.

Alta meeting Of the friends ct Clay held in
Putnam Co, Georgia, the following resolu-
tons were passed:
'Resolved, 3. That we consider him pledg>
ed 10 sbr de the spirit Of the compromise act'
and that at this time we look 10 him as being
the only man iu the country whose influence
can carry out iriumphantly the principles con-
tanned in said act.
Resolved, a. That as good citizens, we
are ever willing TO pay any tariff for the pur-
pose ofreveGue, but Not cent for Prot,c-
tion.'
So then in the North, Clay is the Tai #
candidate and in the South they consider him
pledged to abide the spirit Of the compromise
acL
Mr.. Advocate, what have you 10 cay 10
such system Of double dealing.
DUEL ExTRAoEDINARY.-Tb Red River
Republican gives the particulars Of a duel
fought shor, time since in the vicinity Of Al
exandris, by two Choc,aw Indians, which re-
quilted in the death Of both The comba,ants
The weapons used were rifles, hold within elk
inches Of each others breast The rife of
one of them being an inferior article, the neph-
ew OF his antagons. furnished him with good
one, remarking, in the spirit ofaucienl chival-
ry, that he did not wish his kiasman to have
any undue advantage over the other patty.
The affair rose from one Of the indians having
maned The personal beauty Of the other b. BIZ
tiug him in the face during ''fist and skuII'
combat.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. The Harrisburg
Reporter gives the following as The result SO
lar as ascertalned.
On Joint balloi:-thus far,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

This is good enough working majority,
and it will be greater by at least Democrats.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27
FACTS FOR FARMERS

Store Goods are r,s,ng.
Produce is falling.
What makes store goods risrl
The lallff lately passed bv Congress.
What mikes produce fa'Il
Chiefly abundant crops, but in part the same
tariff.
Why does not the tariff raise The price Of
producel
Because our farmers rase more than our
country consumes, and none being imported,
the price cannot be raised by heavy dutes on
imports.
How does tarff reduce the price of pro-
ducel
BF iOisring or destroying the foreign mar
ket. Our farmers feed all the mouths in our
own country, tariff or no tariff and still have
surplus; tc sell 10 foreign nations, which pay
for it in manufactured articles A tariff which
prevents the importation Of those articles, in
whole or in parl. lessons their means to buy,
and in the same degree diminishes the chances
Of our farmers 10 sell. Thus excluded from
foreign markets by our own legislation, the
produce Of our farmer remains al home to
oversock the domestic market, and The price
falls.
"Good times returning" says the advocate
Of the tariff as one factory and forge after aG-
other is put in operation.
Good times for whoma Not for The farmer
or printer, or mechanic, or merchant, or pre-
fessiOna man; but only for the owners Of fac
tories and forges, and othe: favored classes.
Well,how are the times made good for them!
BY making every farmer, planter, mechanic,
merchant, professional man. and every body
else, pay higher prices for the products of the
factories and forges.
"Be il enacted" says Congress, shat 10
enable the owners Of factories and forges,
saItworks and sugar plantations, TO make
money by their business, every farmer, plan
ter, mechanic, &C., shall pay twenty, thirty,
fifty or one hundred per cent, as the case may
be, more than The faIr.market price for their
salt, sugar, and clothing, and every scrap Of
iron purchased for the comfort of themselves
and families. or for the prosecution Of their bu.
siness."
This is the exac, effect of our protective
tariff II is peculiarly the farmers sweat.
which greases The rusty machinery Of the pro-
filless factory and forge, and sells il in motion.
Il is his labor which swelIs the income o the
salt monopolist, and gives princely income
TO The sugar planter And this evil falls upon
him, not from the operation of The laws of ma
ture OF or Of trade, but as his earnings are
transferred 10 others by human laws-aws
! passed by his own representatives, acting in
presumed obedience 10 his wil!-Kend Ezp.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

The wbig party 10 Rhede I,laud deny the!
Right of Suffrage to the poor old soldiers OF
the Revolution, because they are no. land hol'
ders, and the Wing Party here sustain their
be hern of Rhode Island. ....s.. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

The ScoTT FLAe.-The New Orleans Bee
strenuous advocate of Clay for the Pres-
dency, and Scott for the Vice Presidency, has
had the names oflhese two gentlemen at tho
head OF the paper for some months past. Scott
name is now stricken from the roll, in oonse-
quence Of The 'uneqaiVocal declaration Of Gen.
Scott, in his Ohio letter, that he will under
no circumstance consent to serve as Vice
President Some ofthe papers have suggest
ed the name Of Gen. Gaines, in the place that
Of Scott. We think they stand greatly in need
of gains. it the recent elections be any critic
rion OF what is to follow 10 the Presidential
election.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

WARS IN THE WIND Now-The New York
CONNER cial Advertiser has hauled down the
Clay flag which II has carried for some time.
His name disappeared from. lis editorial head
Immediately on he reception Of Mr.. Web
ster's speechl What's the matter, ehF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-27

SOUTH CAROLINA A-The election Of South
Carolina is just overland 80 little interest
has it excited from tho want Of Wing opposi-
ton, tha, it has. gone by default but the re-
suit brings with it the election Of Mr.. MoDuf-
fie, in lieu Of Mr.. Preston.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

FIRE IN BUFFALO The Buffalo Advertiser no.
tees destructive fire in that city the 9th. 1t
burned two buildings occupied by 7. S. Rainey for
coechmaking loss Sl,30O-no insurance; Otey
& Co.'S stage depot, three buildings-loss s., ,OOO
no insurance ]. N. Smiths plough factory-loss
s1,2OO-insurance $4OO; Bayette s. Ayres cigar
manufectory-loss 81, ,oeO-insuered; ]. L. Gull
bertson's joiners's shop-loss about $1,000, no in
surance; turning shop of Mr.. McWson, and
the steam Touring mill and planning machine carried
by on Orlando Allen which cost in fitting up some
$4,000 The buildings were among those built by
Mr. Rathbun
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

NJ For an interesting Letter on Hydro
patty ia Germany, Literary Notices, and
Literary Pastimes, see First Page.
o. For a thrilling Tale from Black
wood, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

paNo PrpE LAYER" is Informed that the City author.
ie have already caused experiments to be made on Lead
en- and other pipes used eondus for the ntroductcn Of
Croton Water We not informed as TO the result but
.h ,h, nr correspondent exaggerates in atlrbung to
h an er,ent the causes O.. disease and death n the
C,i.. of Enrone 10 the use OF leaden pipes