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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
serious Stage Accident.

Onthe night of the 30th ult the western stage was
presipitated over precpce of twenty feet, on the
hill east of Mount Sterling, and within eight miles
of GAINESVILLE, seriously injuring number OF the
passengers. Messrs. Caruthers, Campbell and
Gentry, members of Congress from Tennessee,
Massrs Smith, Senator, Wallace and Lane, Re-
presenta,ives from Indiana, Mr.. Goode of Ohio,
Mrs. Lane, and two young men, were IN the coach,
ali of whom were moro or less injured The life
of Gen. Caruthers is despaired of, and that OF Mr..
Wallace also is in dangerous situation. One OF
the young men had his arm broken. But TWO OF
the passengers, Messrs. Smith of Indiana and
Goode of Ohio, were able to proceed on their
Journey.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

u "Procrastipaton is the ihet OF time1.a Truth az
solemn as il is important and YET how small the number
who act with promptness and decision in cases Of the most
vital Importance When disease nvades the physical frame
once and gel cured whou, delay For chronic cons,iru
tiona diseases, such Rheumatism, Kings Evil Scroula
Affecting the glands obstinate cutaneous Erupons Ulcers
White SwelIngs, Enlargement ana PaR OF the Bones and
similar diseases Sands SarsaparIa has bees found in
instances be efficient remedy, operating
mildly aHd pleasantly the general system purifying and
cleansing the vital fluids giving trne and energy 10 the
nervous system, and mparng stamina TO the debilitated
aeyatng their suerings have by usng short time to
their Infinite pleasure and delight rapidly improved their
health until j, has become fully established.
Sold at wholesale and retail. by A. B. Sands l. Co.
Druggists and Chemists, No z73 Broadway, of
Chanbers-st, New-York Also sold by A B. L D. Sands
No n East Broadway. Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles
for s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

LETTERS OF MARY, QUEEN OF ScoT..-Mr
Winchester has just published in his cheap octave
style the Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots, just
published in England, under the editorial supervi-
sion of Agnes Strickland. Every thing connected
with the History and Character of this unhappy
Queen possesses deep and mournful interest
and this publication has consequently excited
abroad a very general attention. The Letters
have been collected from archives and public and
private Libraries in different kingdoms of Europe,
chiefly in France and Russia. They form yalu-
able addition TO historical and biographical li,era-
,ure. 1t may be bad at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

CANADA.-The honorable Mr.. Ogden, late At
torney General FOR Canada East, of which office he
was dispossessed during his absence in England,
to make room FOR Mr.. Lafontaine, has again EN-.
barked for England, for the purpose, as he states
in parting address to his constituents, of vindica-
ting his acts and principles at the foot of the
threne the honorable gentleman conceving that
his " summary destiluuon from office, by the re-
preventative of the Queen, is tacit disavswal Of
those acts and principles.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

PoL1rloAL HlsroRY.-As the sketches under
this head, prepared for this paper by Mr.. Edwin
Williams, are intended to afford, in series of num-
bers, correct reference for politicians, as well
as entertaining "reminiscences, it is important to
notice inadvertent errors. In Number of this
series, in yesterdays paper, list of members of
the first Congress was given in which it should have
been stated that those marked with an asterisk
GO in namber) were present when quorum was
formed, and those in Halics, g in number) were
members of the Convention that framed the Con-
s,i,uton, instead of Uiee rersa, as printed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

p The Philadelphia Evening Courier has been
merged In the Forum.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

NEuRoLoGy.-Dr. Buchanan will deliver three public
Lectures upon this Science al the New-York Lyceu III
Broadway The members OF the Committee will on these
occasions make severa Neurological experiments before
the audience. The first Lecture viii be on Saturday even
ing Dec 10th; the second Tuesday the lsth and the
third on Thursday the 18th See advertisement
u The attention OF Merchants, Builders and Others is
directed 10 the advertisement, another column headed
" HilsoR'I ne=l5 ttveated Patent Safety Loekn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

UWe are indebted to the Expresses of PoaE-
ROY s. Co. and ADAMS & Co. for Albany and Bos-
ton papers of Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

II The New.York Museum goe, gal on on. siSnor
ancrs good; price OF admission only One shng.
Bz and hos, of other attractions An oy
afternoon O'Clock The most costly ana h;,.d on
city ever imported to this country viii De xA''
Thapksg wing Day.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

G A man named Charles Valentine, who has
been for some time preacher at Cincinnati, has
been convicted of having seduced his servant girl
and fined $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07
For The Tribune

Commodore BARRON has resigned his command
at the Naval Asylum, as you say, in consequence
OF some official and oficious influence on ,he part
of the Chief of the Bureau of Medicine at Wash
iHgton." The same Chief of the Bureau has pro-
duced great confusion on this station; and from
several of his circulars now before US, we are net
surprised that the Surgeons in the Navy are un-
able to procure their medicines and supplies. He
seems TO have thrown the whole Department into
the same state of uniutelligible confusion which
marks his own circulars. PAUL JoNEs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

DJ The store house of Bloomfield, Russell &
Black, at Centreville Ia occupied by two printing
offices, tailor, shop &c. was burned on the oath
ult Loss on building and goods $4,000; the only
insurance was $500 on the building,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

70 The great Ship Canal in Canada, connect
ing the ST. Lawrence with the Lakes, has at last
been completed; and the Kingston Wing says that
on the 3O.l ult. the large steamboat Holander
reached that city, having passed through the whole
length of the Canal without difficulty.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

p Navigation Lake CHAMPLAIS is closee
for the season
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

rr Performances OF rare order at the Anetlca ILL., vii
nm this week Tomorrow Thanksgiving day. oa .a e1
hibt he most remarkable lping curiosity thar e'e'
Lhed the world
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07


DRowNED.-Two slaves were drowned at Sa
vannah on the Goth ult., while employed about the
shipping
Mr.. Robinson, assistant engineer of the steam
boat n. L. Cook, fell overheard while she was
taking in freight at Hawkinsville, Ga, and was
drowned
MYsrEKlous.-On Thursday last, an elderly
man came to the store Of Samuel Mead, purchased
some goods, and after paying for them, went away,
leaving light gray horse attached to lumber
box wagon standing in front of the door. From
his sudden disappearance, it is feared that some
misfortune has befallen him. The horse and wag-
On are at Mr.. Anderson's tavern.
Onondaga Standard.
CoUsrEEFEr.-Yesterday morning, DR.. VIM.
B. Leonard, formerly Treasurer of the Louisville
Theatre, and VIM. Gheio, of Cincinnati, were ar
rested for passing and attempting to pass new is
sue of counterfeit dollar notes the Northern
Bank of Kentucky. Lou. Jour. lst
FIaEs.-The dwelling of Gen. s. G. Hathaway,
solon, n. Y was destroyed by FIRE on Friday
week. Furniture saved.
The house of Reubea w. Millard, Canisteo,
was burned on the 18th ult Loss S100.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT LosT-The Louisville
Journal of the lst. announces The burning of the
steamboat Gen. Pratte on her passage up, 10 miles
below Memphis. She was burned to the water 5
edge-no lives lost. She had 800 deck passengers
on board, mostly Germans. The books and good
deal of noaey were destroyed. The iron chest was
saved, which contained about sl7 900, belonging
to merchants in St. Louis and some of the passen-
gers on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-07

BLOW FROM AN ANGRY ELEPHANT-As Mr..
Charles Howe, one of the attaches of the menage-
ric in Christe-street, near Bayard, rear of the
Amphitheatre, No. 81 Bowery was urging the
Elephant to change his position, in order to ac-
compsh his purpose he pricked the animal with the
pitch-fork. The beast becoming enraged, struck
MIR. Howe heavy blow on the breast with his
trunk, knocking him against the wall insensible,
and bleeding him freely. Mr.. Howe was unable
for some hours to speak and great fears were en-
tertained for his recovery.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-16
CAMDEN, souTn.c ARoLNA, wEpNEsDAY MARCH 1912.

ride in another car, at cheaper raj"
Fhis is doubtless to compel prejudice I.
give way and favor ti'at amalgamatior
which may, in the end, mingle The NV,
bloo,Is and restore the "riginal rnpperc'
or of this continent. 1t is only nec">sa
ry now to pass an acl 10 compel the ias.
.rn keepers TO put the two races in the
same he'd, with"mI "al.y distinction of dc
scent, sect, (quere sey.) "rcoIor," 10 ac.
romplish their object:
"RAILRoAD CARs.-A select committee
of the Massachusetts Senate have unani.
rnnusly reported a bill Iorbi'idinn any
railrnad company t" establish b rules, (which
shall make any distinction, F"r give any
preference accommodation to any one
or more persons over others on account
of descent, sect. or color" The hill,also
provides lha,.any officer or servant of the
company wh" shall assault any passenger
under such, rule, shall he punished by line
and imprisonment '-Globe.
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Lively SEEsLES.] VOL. 8.
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THE REPLY,


q his face is as red as the dog day sun,
In a misty sunset sky:
AMI the tip of his nose is burning COAL
You mightlight your candle by.
His eye was gouged by a two quartjug,
That cracked across his nose:
And his other has taken rainbow hue,
From his pot companions blows.
He blunderered against the red hot CRATE
And the CRATE returned the blow.
And the lamp that slnged his grisly beard.
Was the Lehigh coal below.
I've emptiedh his bottles of liquor free,
As the flow Of autumn rain:
And the sheriff will come, and the jailor too,
1.-The fills them up again.
He has lost his scalp-he lost his eye,
And his face is grim with blows;
And the early light oflcre hath changed,
To light Of tppler's nose.
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"oNLY A MECHANIC:

Two young ladies', whom"yed in the up
per circles, though one assumes higher
range than the other has yet aspired to, met
NOT long since at ball. The most lnlty of
the two misses took no pains to conceal
from the other her idea Of her superiority
and the other had no idea Of submitting t"
be sn,lhbed 10y one whose origin she we'll
knew was no better than her, own.
Very cnoly. though withthat cnncen-
tratrd bitterness that woman of the
wo,lfknows so we'll how to, sugar over
with smiles Of winning sweetness, the in
,dignant lady walked up to the naughty
one.
.Good evening, Miss Mason.' saidMiss
TayIar, very prrlliIy. Miss Mason cour-
tesie;l 81 formally.
81 have,been thinking, my dear Miss
Mason. that weought To exchange names"
said Miss Taylor, 50 smiIingly.
"Why, so, pray."
"Why, my name is Taylor, and my fa-
.her was mason; while your name is Ma
sou, AMI your father wasa tailor
Miss Mason said nothing, but took the
first opportunity of tresding Oh Miss Tay,
Ior's toe, aud she gave two parties direct.
ly afterwards Oh purpose not to invite her,
N. Y. AUTora.
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AMALeAMATi oN,-The Massachusetts
Legislature, it will be seen by what fol-
lows, are resolved to make black and white
the same; at least to mix the colnrs. wheth-
er they will OF not The railroad compa-
nirs are obligedto accommodate the negro
or negress in the same car and in The samr
seat with the white man or woman, al
though !hs former should even prefer ~
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..Nlo.I5..,

10 which tfIefes.sss anoipsf from Mr.. Packs,
ham, s,atingih oflers had been obtained
for Mr.. FauIkners immediate release, all
tlIeueh h lrJ had moi reached the Gil s. Of
Mexico al The date of the note. l;7,;s.$ ~ =
The remainder Of the Expedition, sun.
der Gen. Mcleod was exPectedEao arrive
in Mexico twosdays after left the city
heard they had s,r.s red very ymach from
bad weather, ill-lrea.ment, &c. &C.; and
that Ito sum up their 3froubles,; the, small
pnx1liad made Eils19 appearance amongst
them, and they reported that about fifty
had already persisted, or hud been leftsoH
the road. though its rayagessand the cru
ely Of their captors. ssJ s
/ have omitted tp slate in its proper
plnee. tlint OH myrelesse the SDic,ator nr..:ss
derrtl his s:ate coarh TO- cnnsey me in nlYsss
rags 10 look a, 'il,e'city, and thence IN m.s.s
Gem -Barragan pahes oftice5 of
Mr.. Ellis. Severalsof the higher Mexican;
offirers.in<lhe CITY yS-especially Barragan--
expressed sympathy for me, and treated
me; kindly 49, Z: So. T,. 49,.
!. My warnlest gratitude is due to- the
Consul at Mexico, Mr.. Black.}
f@r his. ronstanl kindness and attention To 5
me bile sick andin chains, as welkas: a(.%
Ter my release. 4..s ( 80 -. q y
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FRANKLIN COMES.

Hvdrophobia.-A victim TO this most
dreadful dispasp,-n tlaughterrfMr.James
NliicheIofLower Fayftles stite, aged.eiglns
wears, dicd nlEe22d inst. She was sbits /,
tea in the wrist by arabiildog in October
last; the wonmlhesled. in. "a skurts time,
since which she complained nceasionly of
pain in Inc arm, extending 10 The neck and
frequently exhibited some spasmoslic az,
.fec,ions. Nnmedicat aid was resnrteds to !;
untilihe I6fh inst. when She was ,yi.,lent-
-fy attacked with Spasms,s and all the usual
horrors Of bydrophohiu; was conYalsed
at sight of liquids, mot receiving one drop
until she expired 'inSstrong 3c6nvulsiqns:
,.We have repeatedly warned our read-s
ers t6 beW;are pfdiseased dogs; and we re-
eret ,ha, the cau,ipnhas been iatGectnaH
to the saviugnt.this poor child from this
most horrible.ofaI1. deaths AHtworlhless
dogs should besforthWi;h killed. and those
of, any value kept ,secnre at linme.'"'S- = -;
~ ,,5FagetteDille Observer, 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SONG OF THE HENPECKED.

SONG OF THE HENPECKED.
% her hair is dark as the midnight wave,
And her eye is like akindling fire:
And her voice is sweet as the spirits voice,
That chords with the seraph's Tyre.
Bu. her nails are sharp as a toastng fork'
And her arm as strong as bears:
She pulled my hair and she gouged my eye'
And she kicked me down the stairs.
I've got an eve that's made of glass,
And I've got me wig that's new
The wig is frizzel in corkscrew cur!s, /.
And the eye is clouded blue.
She may shake her knuckles full in my face, q
And put the lamp to my beard;
And hold the broomstick over my head,
But Pm not a bit afcard.
For I've bound her over to keep the peace,
And I've bough. me crabtree cane;
The Justice will come, and the constable too,
If she NEEDLES with me again.
NV head was week in linen cap,
And my eye month in apatch;
] never thought that the torch OF love,
Would light such birthstone match!
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Z The LATEST KICK IA conntry editor
has hit upon the newsstand neatestmeth-
nl of forcing advertisements that The last
stretch of ingenuity could devise. He.
gives daily a list "fdeaths, Killing off eve.
nv body whot1on't advertise with him, who
are all obliged 10 put cards in, the paper
and assure the public that
they are not dead! This is ming an
Ethiopian malt upon new and scientific
principles. - s TX
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MARVELLOUS EscApE.-We do mt sre.
colIectwhen we we're more effected by The
recital Of any nyScircumslauce,t tharsWe were
by one narrated 10 us the other day. /,
appears haIa bny7 wears Of age, ard The
SON of DR.. Doe, fthis village. on Turs,
day last, by some accident fell into awell, I
the depth Of which, was 90 ftet, and cnn.E
tainingab feetnf wafer. We have Il.
from the bay'slips, that while intheweil,
he made repeated bntineffectaal calls 1nr.
help, till preceiving that no oneEcarre to I
his assistance. he,resolved Ito attempt stoa
cxtrcate himself. accordingly drew
@himsrlfup the swellby placing hiss4hands
upon :he stones, which were literally cov.z
cred with ice, nntill he came 10 within a
few feet Of the top, when his hnld gave
way and he was again precipitated to the
bol'om. This attempt, he Tells us,shes
made The second and third time with no
better success. failing each time to3ihe
bultam uf the well. Butznotsy yet dishe1r.s
tened he made the fourth attempt and sue.
creded through some mysterious mcanss
Fin getting up, thus saviupah his life. We
Iearn thai Notwithstanding lie was so com:
plttely exhausted as to be obligell Ia make
| tihe,sreatest exefiiontn gel hnme, which
was hu, ashnrt distance, he is. dining we'll
and nnlhing fatal is likely to lesniP from
the acciileni.-C Caaais tMe. Journal -.
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-.Falhpr. when are them good times go-
ing 10 come about, that the wings promis.
ed us little more than year ago" ss.
w hat do you mean my s"Il!"' - s14,aSa ~; I
".Whv. you know yuu,nld us whenyou
came hume from that log cabin conyen:
ton. in our village. lhalif Mister Harrison
was elected President, yols would have
two dollars every day and roast beef
"Hush; boy, hnsh-eat ynur potatoe
and salt aod don't bother your daddy" 3
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AGRRAT Earl havea great ear. d
wonderful ear" said musician, i'm the
coursefnf conversation. sf5I,.ssE
',s1 has ujaekass" was the abrupt ejaca:
,ioilinrePly. - ss.s...s S. ~
+ A Pam LADY.-She looks:as ifshe was
Irl through quill; and when she opens
her nloulh'to yaw9s you would fancy she
Was going to whistle.%
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A JUST REBuKE.-A soldier came to
Gonzale Fernandez, and,told him Thai he
thought a fortress of the enemy might be
won witlilhe loss Of some few men; ON
which Gonzale said-"But will You be one
Of ihem.n S :
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

- s-i.bsl ia the Town of Holly Springs, Mis-
ANA, every week al Three D0tlars per a1num
-,-- Thre, DoLtars and Fifty Cents pay
.....,a Six lJAtAs--and -Four Doltars Ill the
I est- SJ subscription iaAen Tor less than
ru,ur.as
,dvertfseFlentS will be inserted az 81
.s .sl lines 1F less) for the first inser-
- --5 5J cents for each additional one. Ad-
.-..gl.a-s sl5t wzrtsd with Tue number OF in
--.r. 3a them, will be- inserted unll ordered
charged accordingly.
announcing caniid4tes for Office will be-i5T
1T IJ--G3lntY 30 ~ b. paid down or aSsuIn-
.t5-a r--pll,.3le name in town.
u Ltsrs addressed ID the Editor, on business
-i .ae ..a.es must BE- post paid % secure alien
ta..
cash mus b paid for al Job Work
tni. office asSo0n as delivered.
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EXCHANGE. LAGE.U Vi.

Ike illenii5lrs OF the UNIVERSAL ExcnAscs
LYlIJ1 cooperate win eaef#olher. ana through
each other il Tie taents0; sc.ela,e and religion
II, nj paris Of TIC World 5r he q 8aStoa of=Fioir-
ieags 0reif1 gta5e..tJ;u TIA, t95, Is ii!e mos
cey.a ; cioee ,lsl .nade0t p fa1.lnE tfe}t0to2
55a5r0cep5eD.. \ prominent paris5t ne P'29 ;S
name dcnlteS,i 70 uuite=i.ia general system
d! exchanges, N v rns#o n:.tre and ar, enloTii-
cn ulise.ais p.i,;s, Se.Is, insects, asrGs,=aE;sw-
inns. wins lRcl5a>, booi;s, nanascrlps, md every
tli:ag IL >iyned 70 render individuals and coAina-
,.itil.. y,ise ;.sl5 better hcSe cNcEaic> arc N
tie h;Ie>l degree Interesting atl fataole=to the
1t ess a7el;5eTS 81 fai,s:leS, y e5 !arils.1 Inc
riy hest instruction and nc delightful aiiit.Se-
mcn;, they can possibly etll.zH,
iAe lnuplbels II ;hois own opaoa, alt IN tl!eaF
own va. .3rlll Socia1 l1.azata.> q from = 10
10. or Is .Jiics aaG gentlemen, wil9 hold weekly
meetings for re;.l.:.-, c0aycfSitlpu, preparing
spsci9rns Tor .!,xcuAY6GS, and VARIOUS oilieT
exercises. rs ,!,evinay be selected Two persons.
eve: a.!sSes or LADS. In ANY nelgl5artood or aihlt,
may form a S0cial Lvceuln, greatly 10 sAeiFz own
Improvement and Inc improvement OF Others.
.rhegcnefal Depo>iios& ozttIs .ycenni.Ls#at o42
Bsoa,.y.;y. corner al Leonard s'ieei,N. :, ii te
Suiitiias OF tn \. y. Sociels@ Library, 2Feea91
TIC btst-ilcaijon ana! room for thc Object % DC
found IN the ely or country. Tie Depository Is
open at Ill ,inles 10 lie members, VINO are a
liberty 10 nyc ,heir friends, especially strangers
10 Visit II.
pardes of ladies ard gentlemen, also The
members Of ladies' schools and especially Social
Lyceums, hold frequent meetings al the Deposl-
tory, for examining specimens and preparing them
for exchanges with other cites and countries.
Price OF nckets Is one Dollar; 10 be had a. The
:" EXCHANGE Lycrl,N," 34s Broadway, New York.
JOSIAH HQLBROOk,
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aIlinois-TiEzes, Money, dvs.
f>a.....,.., I 1000 IT, IT ,iI.u.a

LEwIs!oWN III Dec 70, III.
Money never was half as scarce in Illinois as az
the pre.en, time In the Mili,ar: Tract there Is
no article whct will bring man,. MAN. farmer
mas offered TO sell heavy pork a; S % per hun
dred for cash, with which 10 pay hi- taxes, but
could find no buyer at that price. We have all The
necess.tics Of if.. in abundance bur We are pnched
beyond all example forrnonoy. Even Wheat does
not bring i, no,v. When the Illinois and Michigan
Canal is completed shall have narae;, but
not I'LL then.
a young man named Peter McCuc, hung him
self in this town few days sincs. He wa. an
Irishman, a halter. and bad family Or relatives
in this Country. He was supposed to be insane
He has left nearly $500 worth et property
There is 40 other news Yours.
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fsATENT SEEESEzUA;1 sssE E--sE%s -
CHEMICAL. OiI--BCkNiNG FLliD,-lhe SUI
scrier ~oGd iGvie tho Of the puetic 20 NJ
stock of .GREESOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS when;
from their beauty and superior qualities tesiiaea 10
,uIercde all other, The oil which i burned
in hcl chemical preparation, very clean ms proef
ties and gives very brillaY, and economical la
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