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nR. sEGuR,s REsToRATIvE.-


p Thl> principally nh Egyptian Medicine, introduced
by DR.. Segur in this io 1t IS fact !mpo an 10 be-
lerstood IN estimating happiness well as health that ~
hepre>n state of Society dr"t portion oi our ,nfehs'
both body and mind III Dy>pcptc character and orEin
When from indigestion AMI other non>nrnt IN
The system becomes detcient and vital energy Is r-duceuto
point where its istursed by ,nsui or nnna'
reses>ns, without pain and pain without apparent cause
and requiring ald reaching beyond tie elect to The osha
cause.
For all this class OF cases. this medicine has been found to
be very appropriate and successful remedy.
lis character aud effect may be estimated IN some measure
from m n snd s1 Pfssr when taken and
acting in connectirn with the food.
J. NouriShmeut is generally increased during its Use
s. The longer il is used the less required to produce
The following certificate is selected which il 5 thought
amply proves the superior efficacy OF this valuable
dicine:
NEw-YoRK Sept 81 lSi0
Wess-s 4. B. a ID Smds:-Gcnt-For eight years Iu
under the OF different physicians, OF them The
Distinguished and ,ly complain, ba,icd all their skill
considered By some to be aboring under he Liver
complaint, AMI by others TO be under slow bnt certain DE-
cline. My distress was great at times that death ltSell
woull mol have been an unwecomc y,,er Every thing
caused great distress, and at times spit blood in large
quantities and looked upon myseaS acanidatetor another
world. Through yonr advice was induced 10 give DR..
Segur'> Pills trial. I commenced taking them after each
u''a aad the first few doses found my distress re,
lieved, continued then gradually diminishing The
quantity until came TO do without them. and the distress
had entirely len me- II nearly year since recovered
ny II ny auEhe u' al 10 are. '' a.,
ELIZA REYNOLDS, i43 Broom-.t
The following editorial notice from the ). VI. News Is Sc
ieced from ocrs OF similar CHARACTER proving in the
most conclusive manner the superior ecacy OF this vnina
bic medicine.
Dr. SEcuRs EEsToRArIyEWe take pleasure in calling
the attention flour patrons this truly remarkable prcpar
ration IL claims kindred o the No>runiS of the day,
having ind its origin N generations Of old. The medicine
u principally Egypanand By That remarkable people was
used will uniform in all OF indigestion when
the vital energy sr'!uccd. Ii acS Natures hanInad,
bringing all the functions healthy state. In Dyspepsia
il Is Invaluable
Sold AT wholesale ar retail by A. Il. d. Sands, Drug
Gold,
Also sold by hbraahin u; Sands, Go, 273 Broadway
Granite Buildings, o ChanbeTssreet; David Sands
4 Co. II East Broadway, OF Markcistreet Rush.
ton x .tspinwaI: Ring 4 Co. corner q Broadway and
GraoI-strse; J. W. Smith, Brooklyn; c. Vanschoonoven,
Nbanv; Weed L Waters, Troy Or. David Jayne, 20
Sorn-ttr street Phahelphia Dr. EaIcrson Baltimore.
fucr - ccGts small. 81 large size. rn6 In
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nINNEFORD'S PATENT IMPROV-
h 1ED Ell ECrRICA VI FL .f,Su GION Z s and SIR APs

u
produce healthy state OF the system by friction without hf
risk of tearing the shn all the ordinary IorSeIlar Gloves
are liable to do
The great value OF the Horssfia RcnOvator thera
peutc agent when applied the human body well
known every who has paid the least the
importance OF healthy action Of the skin require farther
comment
Fer sale by 4. B. SANDS CO, z73 Broadway, corner
" ml,pr~-S c; ranitp Building i2nti
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COUGHS, Colds, Pain in the Side, Rails
~ Ing Blood Palpation of the Heart, dangerous
symptoms to trife with Thousands of lives annually
lost in this way Every person OF intelligence and comrnn
sanse knows that these diseases the beginning Com
sumption, and unless cured prove fatal Dr. Aliens
Balsam o IIorehound Liverwort and Pleursv Roo, will
cure the above diseases We hold ourseve, ready Wi
ling prove this statement person who may stand in
nee! OF Or. Aliens Balsam will call Dr. GUION, the
MI n
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MEDICAL.
nBSTRUCTIoN-Thc cause of all Pull


W monsry Dleases. Fer-wha; IS the caase OF Cough
Obstruction
What i. the canse o: Hetaorrase and Splitting ohlood
Obstruction
Wha, Is the causc Consumption nnd hbcess- obsiruc
unn
Inflammation OF the lining membrane o. the bronchia or
IL discharges o. blycd And what's t>tlrla or difficulty
Breathing Obstruction, Used by i> mucous or purn
lent e1cretion, cloyging up those tu0t> and fereby pe
me cspiratlon.
Remove ths Obstruction and there will he no lever
fr,ian.naiiot,po pain couchuo atcs nor co'S;nlp
ton-no hernohagr splitting ~ b!ootlo a>'hDa OF hl
6cuy OF breathing bat restoration 70 health VIII BE Ger
tain And what i The true remedy pointed out NY Ddtute
10 remove this Obstruction
The answer Expectoraton Yes, ENrect"Tato ! .'-
lures remedy. For, reader there : 10 oier oGHfs e
iusgs 10 discharge their v,aTed eNcrsen but ihrouSh W
trachea wind-ppe and this natural discharge : rAee-
;orauon.
has ever Le.u tount! equal 10 EAfECl ottaN
II the result the peeucc OF marx ytar> rSctcf II
produces re. and easy eSpcctontol, supprrs>'> lr
cough. reduces the inflammation, removes ti >a>iVic
action OF the fe>,el>, ana heals the a5raded surface OF c
bronchia or wind tubes The hreahiug becomes EASY a!,
the patient almost uniformly! recover>; and tvGnli W i
hopeless cases OF produces ds-reco rrit
never before experienced bv any other preparat'l and
prolongs III, patients life an Indefinite period Many
who pronounced ncuTAble Two years AGO by tGclE
PLY ,icau, still alive and appear no worse an tS
did then while hundreds nay thousands have coiirsS re-
covered.
II .avne'> MISUNDERSTANDING bsi>anl and tonc
Nernltuge may be had a, No ~ Soath fhrd ,'rectia
-lphia and No % Fui;On>t, corner OF t'o it i'i
bv the agents A. 2. d. sands Druggists also >oih
by A. B. Sands ( Co. No. --5 Broadway David SRI,sS
Co No. - East Bro7wT,y'. corner Markets.; msalH
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M ONDERFUL Cure BIZ Rings Cough

w Candy.-New.Tcrk. Feb. =, i84i.-',Mr. c. II.
Rng-Dear Sir: \ sense o; gratitude as well duty.
YOU and suffering community, induces 10 make public
M YOU tns proper the surprising effected by your
Cough Candy have been suffering with alarming
cough and all the symptoms Ola dissolution seemed
nevitable TO: several months. daring which time
had sp.n, hundred dollars for different remedies
ot wiicI, any permanent relief. was finally
induced by the persua>on Of friend make trial OF
Candy. with but little faith in lis efficacy but 10
prise, we'll that my friends am free from that
troublesome cough and ENJOY GOOD inot better health
truth Of The above. by calling my store, No Pitt
street, tley can have ali their doubts removed
JOHN HOWARD
For sae wholesale and retail by c. RING, s44 Broad
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4. B. SANDS / CO. G3 Broadway
a NDERSON'S Premium POLISHING

PASTE and PLATE POWDEK-An Important ar
ice for the OF dealers hard Britannia metal
German silver, piac tc.. hotel keepers private
families shipping merchants &c They have been used,
recommended and &C Titled by Prot Hare Phiadelps.x
Pro-. Lauria Bo.tan Dr.. Moves OF Clinton College; IN
New-Ysrk by Dr.. Chil,on Robert Loveu, S. Rroad~ay
J. v sGinbrede, Wa-st: W. J. Jackman, Wall.strert
Boart1an fiart. Bnrling Slip: Coleman Steson A.
tor House Bis Creighton. . Fulton->;: Rawfon,
Wrrh; Hatch A. Merchants Exchange; Bull. Tompkins
& Black l8 Broadway; H. y Kerr. 10 Broadway; Coops
4 Leigh. 81 Fuiinn-st; Pearson Whacre. Ill Broad
wav, kc For sale. wholesale. and retail. by c. H.
RING general agent FHlton-stree, and 64t Broadway
AIso above. Anderson, BroTne Crocus for polishing
steel, the cncravers gnnslit watchinaker Is
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NEGLECT not your Goughs.--Our
! greatest suffering and caarnties often grow
ne"lects. a man has cou@h-he ncgecs shortly
he has pai. iA the side chesyhc ne"lecs il byc.a and
,I vi Kim @ i rnnnnn,;o Ono h6 ~, nr aIn,
Basam would have saved all thi, train OF evils. Let o>
aborng under nonghs get this medicine without DELAY.
CONSUN1PI ION CURED certify that Dr. Aliens
Balsam has cured me OF this disease.
a. L. STUARD, Nobokcr
Sold at l2T Bowery and s3 Barclay-st. only ml2 I'm
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! Z SONS.-Dr. 4. g. HULL. No Vesey street Astor
House. New fork.-Persons afflicted with Ruptnres may
rely upon the best Instrumental aid the world affords,
application his office Nesev New York either
OF his numerous in the Chief towns Of the Cntea
States. Parents must be careful examine the back part
of Dr. Huf> TruSSes, sec IL they endorsed by Dr.
HUI! in writing. None other genuine To be relied
a> gso. d. Hull guarantees 10 all otherwise healthy
patients who call at his office Tor Ii the be
not radical and permanent To preclude the necessity
of wearing any truss whatever the mORry advanced
turned the expiration OF the specified for the cure,
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward
dication.
Children under twelve years universally cured with
further expense than the OF the Truss The
dica has been under progressive practical improve
ment tor more than twenty yeats past, III DR.. HulPs
Truss Office and is now brought TO state of unrivaod
perfection
Many rcacherous agents have undertaken 10 vend ima
tons OF Dr. IIuls celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss
the easy and safe retention OF Ruptures These limitations
he relied on-they made by unSkilitu sur
and mechanics and better than the ordinary
TrrS OF the market. The genuine have my tul name in
writing. m2l I'm AMOS q. HI Ll i CO.
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no GOOD while vou may Recon-

e GUUD R71 cs1s %hs ci.1 yG" "ay one aa
has cough thu, breathe wi; difficulty ;nrang, or al ~
th, chesto this and will be doing greater GOOD 10
way,and what gratifying rejection 10 down toreS
with the conviction OF having relieved - nlany-pera>
rescued uniilpely gJlve-ilat rings Veg
ptable Csnv ha. cured an imae,c number. and civu
them were of lungs carnet hr denled. Il
many have voluntary ,e.tcd 10 ,bst effect Then Ike the
good Samaritan GOOD while life tcit
the arge.; space, but short Prepared and Tor >ae by C.
H. Rim G. IS Fulton Cf, and OIL Broadway
Also sold BY Sands corner Chamber and Broadway i5l
Broadway corner OF Grand Svrre IS bowar, corner %
Walker Guion. Grand and Bowsrv, and most OF the
druggists. II See tho signature OF &C. II. klNG. on
each package.
n B. Rings vcrbena Cream Elixir Of Lie and Eysian
d .niifrice for AL. as aI,nyr ms I'm
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ID ING,S VERBENA CREAM again

"
IL u Trinnphant-The true test OF the exquisite merits OF
Rings Ner,ena Cream fully bn-ne by the first premi-
um diploma being again awarded by the judges the Athe
rcan Institute Fair held Nibo's The longer this cel.
brated shaving soap known and the extensively
circulated it bas hecome only confirm the latter
ing and unsolicited testimonials has received from all parts
demand proud satisfaction that the proprietor
has accomplished what thousands have been for years al
tempting, Emornt American siiaving soap which
Tor comfort, and economy, cannot be surpassed either
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

POPULAR ENCITEMENT.-S
a. " day passes wthou, some cause Of excite
praise CLERGYMEN
have recommended them their pupits. Parson Bell
has repeatedly spoken in the highest terms OF them his
N'''- LAWYERS AND JUDGES
have them in their courts and very ready 10 eer them
10 all who need their healing virtues.
MECHANICS AND CARMEN,
well aboring men, all patrons Of Shemans Loz
they very pleasant and certainly easier
and than anything esyou take Them and keep
YOU expect il THEIR VIRTUES
have been fully tested by the first neR OF the day. His
Honor Mayor CLARK, Hon Ed. j. Porter. Rev Mr.; Hand.
BrowAe Esq, Register of the CITY, Co j. = Haines, and
i,rrrd For coughs, colds, asthma whsopng cough,
,igtnesS OF the chest and conSnmptSn. Sernans Cough
Lozenge arc the best medicine the world. For headache,
paptation o the heart sickness owles spirits de
pondcncy, dizziness and all nervous diseases, Shcran
camphor Lozesses only require few nauits use to effect
alarming symptoms, Shrrmans Worm Lozenges cannot be
surpassed and have been proyed GG" e6o by more than
which number sold yearly Of sherman. Poor Mans Plas
ter 50 celebrated for curing pain weakness the back
sue u s''sii RHETMATIsM Il 3I ATS IL ASp sLuMBAGo,
and all Tor l2i CENTS only quarter the price sualy
TO all others BAD BREATH
and bad teeth and ali may be prevented
By using Shrrman Oris Tooth Paste which give, pcary
whiteness 10 the teeth keep, them from aching and decay
hordenS the gums and gives the breath delightful irag
rance, hitherto unknown from other enfrice. Dentists
Physicians Cergymen, and all classes have given this deli
cous preparation their decided appreciation. Always be
palm any other on you in their place as has been done by
rnst those vino would Dr. Sler-
AGENTS are at l8s Bowery y Eas, Broadway; Rrshion
ispiH ais. sc William street ll0 Broadway and As-
Brooklyn Re!ing, State street: Boston; burgess South
Third street, CheSnut street Philadelphia Robertson
22t Baltnor Frank Taylor, Washington City; A. Head,
Charleston, $ c.; Curns Co.. New Orleans j. Wilcox,
Pitrsburgii. ml6 I'm
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T7HE TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS

IL Of DR.. Iius invention continue receive my de-
eded preference For twenty years past have employed
the Trusses Of DR.. Hull with The Supporter
invented in 1881 by the Dr. with my advice and approba
ton; and am happy say that il is extensively adopted
in Europe well as in this country.
Signed VALENTINE MOTT, MD.
New York july l. 1871. NIL I'M
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ShaviBg-Hins's versena Cream Tor shaving, most
capital article. Ii can be had 53 Fulton We have
red ii found very superior 1t .o-ns the beard aud
makes the operation gentle ,naguelzns.
From the Boston Traveller, April, S+0
yertena Crean-This new shaving compound is now all
the rage ell among the ,on~oral professors anon.
those rho prefer gather their diurnai crops The
quantity any other Soponacou> preparations while those
who declare that with lie Verbena Cream
dull will smoother face than OF the OH
p> with sharp steel; besides IS fragrant 10 tee
>otranin. TO the skin and great destroyer frecke
Fer wholesale and retail by c. II RIM Chemist and
Druggist, 50 Fulton street. y. \.
" B. Beware OF unblushing limitations and observe the
written signature OF C. II. Ring on each. ms I'm
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D CATION, Nf The Nor1A Americas Trust and Banking
Company dated 18th Dec 1870 payable IL 18th months,
purpcr;ng be- secured by property places in the pos
Curtis Noyes Trustees under certain Deed OF Trust
requested furnish the aforesaid Trustees the with
III, numbers OF the obligations and lr places OF residence Of
;h- respective owners OF same their office, No. Han
oyer>ree No third .oryl opposite the Merchants E1
change on or before the Isl OF pri ma Il.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30


For coughs. colds. ~hoopiug coughs, and all pulmonary
complaints these are truly invaluable article and
be used directed Nt5her do they keep pa
suspense but relieve them a once almost proving
their efficacy before the has passed away tlom the
ouh. Dr. Peters te reGders trial Q! this aHd NH
hlznrLi his u tie rc>ulr.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
TWO SILVER MEDALS ANDY Di
c L'RENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER

l. HANGlNGS and Borders FOR sale c,eap. a, ,h I'm.
ted States Paper Hanging and Band-Bo1 Warehouse g.
Canal street. near Broadway, New-Yorh. Rooms papered
jall III
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

the above Dr.. Peers has prepared CAYENNE Rhu
barb MagncSa SarSapar.ila, and lpecac lnyeuge,, ara
ancy i.ozrnge. every description Principal offices in
TINS cv i59 Broadway ana l2a Liherty-st.
AgentSRiug . fu'or, Itu,chings, l50 9owery Owen
$50 f;nNrrN. l.H8 I'm
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,tN WVN UTtT VtIIIdTN>d dPFtUH'U.
PETERS WORM t.u/ENEES.

These are the d,>deraun> loG. required They a,
perfectly pleasant ,, TASTE, an genie ~ their opera.
that they may b. eare>>Y administered 10 he youn.
t infant an, Vet medicine heretofore discovered be
nance! comparison ui,hit d>lsoycr o wocns 1t has
them which ihcy cdn.p resist and haYiu
once tasted il they become powrrcN, aud ,lr The Norm
Lozgnge> be- administered doses sufficient pro,
,ucr cathartic effect Tie attention OF parent, ri
claLiv >u.iciisd IN laNor OF tbs npriy yaen lrtlce
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

ANKRUPT LAW-U. s. COURT
D BUTCHER, REYNOLDS < PLATT Proc,ors and
Coun>clors g Merchants Exchange, City OF Eeu-Yorh,
having made arrangements for The purpose prepared
attend applications under this Law in this City and from
other paris OF The Southern District of NewYork RI 5m
GALT, Salt.-70 tons Marshall's Slowed
~ Salt factory filled board ship independence,
sale by GRINSELL- MINTURN J. Co. 7s South 81.
DH1LADELPHIA. Baltimore, Virginia,
Bank Notes, and Checks, bought At retnceaaies by
n2. j F. P. JAMESI6O WALKS.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30

SALTER'S Improved Spring Balances.
~ complete assortment, Just received, weighing from
p 10 l60 pounds. b had wholesale and retail at No
35 Fulion.>ireei. New-Yo-k
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NOTICE TO RUPTURED PER

Wiinc>scs-Iannal Jacobus. w liam F. Dean.
Prepared and sold by c. H. RING, s. Fulton street,
corner Cii;l. ms In
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THO LET-The Store 346 Grand street.
corner OF Norfolk This Store Is located the be>
business part the >,reet-woud make good Stores
Inouirc on III. premises G2I Il
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s What can't be endured
Must be cured.n
TOOTH-ACHF cured, not in five IT

\ - CuIce, Iiol III ISC MN
a ues, but ~ few seconds by single application
the Vegetable TooiAche Drops, prepared and sold only
at 3 Canastreet. Price Is cents Carjous and cIna
Teeth invariably restored health and Usefulness when
submitted 10 DIR. PEARSON'S operation. Price from
to two dollars per cavity All other operations in Dentistry
reduced prices = 3u,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-30
MIRACULOUS CURE OF RHEU.

For >ae wholesale and retail by c. H. RING 6+4 BroaC
way. New ! Ork. iIll5 I'm
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17
TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

We have some important items to add to the
compilation of news by the Caledonia. There
were some indications, through the London
Times, of "a disposition on the par, of the Eng
fish TO abandon their old ground in The matter of
Impressmeni. The Times is the leading u,lniste-
rial journal. In that paper Of the 18th October,
there is an article Which admits that the practice
which has SO long obtained under the Impress
warrants Of the Admiralty, authorised or claim
ed 10 be authorised, by the annual mu,iny act,
must henceiorward be abandoned, even in state
OF war. This looks like a concession at least, on
the part of Great Britain, of what we declared
war in 1912 10 obtain-iought for, but never got
until no,c. The Times awards much credit TO
Mr.. Webster for the ability and ingenious man
nor in which he argued the case, and jconcurs in
his views.
! The New Nor. Union has very important
piece of intelligence. it says ''from hn authentic
source" This is ''ihat disposition has been
manifested and expressed, both by the English
tfo'i9 fto$foserrTftSir as Tasnngta Tor liz:
adoption OF commercial Treaties; by which reel
procal duties may be established on a liberal ba
Sis, calculated TO promote tho interest and prosper
ity of each.''-ifich. Com.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, ls4s
WING MEETING.

II is proposed that meeting Of the Wings
Of Augusta be held at the Courthouse on
Monday the 2S,h day of this month, to give
formal expression to their known concurrence
in the nomination of the great Statesman of
the West, HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky, as
the Wing candidate for the next Presidency
OF the United States. This is due not less 10
themselves than the great cause with which
they have been SO long and so honorably j.
Identified. What though our victorious Flag
has been cast down into tho dust by the hand
of traitor, and the fortunes of the hour
are against us, we should not suffer ourselves
Tor .n,9Gpt "a aaXea iia desa9lpqepcy
ly expected.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17
TIE TREATY AND Mn. WEBS TER.

The news Of the ratification by Great Britain OF
The Treaty of Washington has been received,
whereverpubllc sentiment has been expressed CON
corning II, with the liveleSt satisfaction.
In the city of New York, on Friday last, az
noon, one hundred guns were fired at the Park.
from the Battery, Peek Slip, aud Navy Yard, and
the like sa!ates repeated from Brooklyn Heights
and Jersey City, in honor of the ratification oil the
Treaty. The first gun was fred at the Park pre-
clsely as The hour told twelve, and the echo had
not died away before the response was given a,
the different quarters mentioned.
Between L and | O'Clock on the same day,
Mr.. WEBSTER the Secretary OF State, was intro
duced 10 several thousands of the citizens at the
Governors room in the City Hall, which was
thronged Tor two hours, the people coming and
going all the time. He was also waited upop by
the Members of the Chamber of Commerce, who
presented him with a resolution OF that body ex-
prcssive OF It's high estimation of his services i'm
the negotiation Of the Treaty with Great Britain,
which MIR. j. ID. p. OGDEN, the President of In,
Chamber, preiaeed with a brief complimentary
address. TO this Mr.. WEBSTER, replied in an
address, in which he confined hiksef 10 the mer-
It's OF the Treaty and the advantages of peace and
good understanding among nations, making no
alusion to domestic politics, or any thing else
unconnected with the Treaty, except a very natu-
raj and proper tribute to the growing enterprise of
the city, so nobly illustrated by the magnificent
fountain letting forth its perennial streams of life
and beauty in front of the Hall from whose steps
he was addressing his fcllow-citizens.--N Lai
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which il was announced. There is. however, a
labored, stil,ed, and absurd paragraph against the
newspaper press OF the United States--but ia
which Mr.. Dickens must be supposed TO be hon
est, because the newspaper trumpet was blown
UNNECESSARILY too high in his own praise. The
remarks on the factory girls at Lowell are very
fne and as this part ofthe work will 20 the round
of the Kingdom in the weekly papers, Mr.. Dick
ems will have probably done excellent service TO
the manufacturing population here. 10 the ars-
tocracy there is much i'll these ''Notes" whicil
will be gall itself.
The anti-corn law league are about to commence
operations with redoubied vigor in the ensuing
Parliamentary year. Special commissions are
sitting for the transportation and imprisonment Of
the hungry rioters--and the whole prospects VI
the kingdom are dull in the extreme