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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-21
TO THE LADIES.

oh. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
Falling S s faIs
ing he use o the oSjeStons Pss.s Confidently recon-
health never having failed Of performing under
lin his sSany 4 adop'sd.o Lhs entire aiin.s
n.Ho.piias Of London and Paris .pdis universally
country i IS sustained by the leading msmbers Of the faculties
Colleges and Hospitals and BY ali the private
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
parimen where lady is in constant attendance to apply
Trus.e. and Supporter. female paient. aaes Im.r
bUOO For the Cure Of Gonnonhea, elects Structures
nGsSu: ys for H. SoSs
makes speedy and permanent cure without he least 70
Diet drink, change application to bs
We give long suacksh to deceive the
public the medsns does no, not speak io ITSELF no one
!6ss bIcSsh + wS.h The will effect rapid
Th. disease eth s', SSpoIsasy al. ranks
are with remedy BY which they can cure them
SEIZE. Sh ;s 'S s.. exposure shs %s possible
m;'. eI taken a Gsh G1 s0ps to bed when exposed
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally
i For sale only at VIM H. Minors I Broadway corner Of
sG.H Smiths ss 81
DAy 5 ssSs hs n g. .n: n:
OF mercury, radically tIdin few days the in
veteate OF syphiic dseas Dr. Breana remedy
urely free from corrosive tsonsus mineral and when
taken according his dectiols will the painful
symptoms which aaby follow the abuse Tor rather the use)
mercury other universally admin
tered in those DR.. Bennas nedy simple thatt
be administered without the u danger OF bad conse
the patient being able duru the treatment TO attend
to his business and live usual.
Rrenna practice confined TO the cure Of II. above
disease will contnne his professional advice
tents and administer medicines the homeopathic system,
the only has chrome diseases.
Office hours, from 10 to o'clock, and from to p. NJ
harrheu IT'S 100 imr
DR. CARPENTER,H Old Ettahlished Peck slim ma
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NO OUACKERY !!

DR BROWDETpS COMPOUND SYRUP OF INDIAN
- TURNIP for the Of Consumpuons, Coughs Colds,
Splitting Of Blood and all other Breast Complaints. .
On OF the nosums claiming universal medical
qualities the subscriber has felt hesitation in bringing the
claims Of his medicine before the public He that in
his present undertaking. he will be styled by the
Quack and his medicine (be qualities good quacke
y this will longer him from aoIdng TO the
afflicted the Of reeff they to his remedy
in time,
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Turnip is in itself certain
remedy for inflammation of the pecora which, though
slight first (as colds often results consump
His experience authorizes him IN putting his discovery
in competition with and all the muudnous Of
that the public confident that fair tria will
result all in the attestatons Of its sovereign
medical qualities that have been given to him by those who
hase attested its worth by -
The delicate lady, in all and every condition Of life,
this compound without the slightest risk inconve
niencs And in all Of dsJrht, summer complaints OF
ordinary seldom ever fail, produce the desired
cnes and without deaciing in be least from the medical
safest and remedy for all affections q The lungs and
breast that has made appearance He has in his
the certificates hundreds who after spending
and almost bee of hope have resortsd to him for relief and
found it.
Ply sicans invited pulmonary affections and
in all cases where cough left after measles.
The proprietor Agents in the principal cities the Uni
ted States
For wholesale and retail by c. H. RING Fnlton
corner Cliff Guon, IN, Dr. Crowe 2ss Bowey; Basseu,
s4 Dcke, 43 Broadway; Coddngton corner Hudson and
Spring SITS. au7 eod3mr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.

TEA EMPORIUM,
l2l, Late l29 Chatham street. Nep York.
,,uv = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. g,
l. sale and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
Powerful sa Bses s
stamp Of neanes and elegance and n. are SO
SP f al S1sy
ap s % o s be Of he
Ii A. 10 sn ss sass to ~5S
the will be sSss ss a%ss . cGgf
viii find decided advantage supply themselves
from tbs establishment,
ODDS rom II q the Unsa State. executed with
Ias ss Black Teish Ts in America for the as i
THE OH kRb pS oEB s SIX Aff RS SHIRT
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
100 william street rec corner aTS John, New York.
81 r. T a s. q find hi s .s es
the most reasonable terms, wholesale and retail
Ss h aaG Of %
'n e '%s as..
&c made plain ti%meo with bows, cravat ties Paris ties
The syPERIoRrY frames is well known by the light
ness apS sas
with linen collars bosoms and wrstb nds Of the most owed
LIsIs collars and Sosoms Of every style and quality oiled
s ws .s S 1Ss 6ssy If manufacture Ladies'
Omrp silk medcated for the Of gour, rheumatism sc
JAPrANEp leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts SC sc.
The above articles made under inspection IN the
best possible and of materials and workmanhpas
will be found on examination equalled by none - i.
To which added fancy articles oil
various qualities and prices. =,
Gloves Supe ndeTs, Cravats, Scas Umbrellas, Handker
Chiefs Hosiery, Cavat Sfners, Guard Chains, Under Gar
Of every description and quality Shaker Knit and
Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The Of the public generally invited to the above
of goods of which of
importation and will be sold such tail suit
JOHN NJ DAVIES JONES,
au2S Im&r In6 William corner of Jonn.
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SHIRTS

SHIRTS made after the latest and most approved French
~ patterns Cos anaoons vests and all under garments,
made order short notice and in the fashionable Style
Gensmens Furnishing Store Ct and 60 Maiden Lane, New
York.
So 3m~r WIN. COLLINS.
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TNR. CARPENTERS Old Established Peck Slip Dispensa.
- ny, No. Peck SIp, linear Pes sPnvate and confden
a-separae Offices and entsncespsieuts exposed
others observation Dr. c. LiceBliae Of the New
York State Medical Society and has had nearly years expe
Perfect IN all guaranteed Charges Ieasons
Bile. s6 Imsr
COALio0 tons Liverpool Camel Coal oi sale IN lots %
" suit puchasers landing from ship Sddons Apply to
ah EDW'D K COLLINS, Co, IS South strest
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- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS of all CO.
~9 ors of Fashion French boots and latent leather
boys and children Men and boys cheap from So Sal
$3.50 and 81 per pair Mems shoes and rs per pair
BOYS shoes 80 IS and ST. and warranted good Ladies
misses and ehildens CATER boots busts walking Shoes md
slippers OF all colors and Sizes latest fashions buskns
and slips, rs cents TO ST. good Is slippers Come and see
good assortment Of the above articles at AZ Cau street. corner
Broadway, and at 2o6 Canal northwest Hudson ST.
al walkers au24 msr
g. HARD TiMEs.-The only that A.
go KNOX CO can assign for selling many boots
the Clinton Boot aud Shoe Market 2ei Canal ST.
northeast OF Hudson stfee-when almost every body
complains of har times that they keep goods Of the
quality and sell them prices TO suit the times and seems
almost bpdv had found this out. II who read
this should have found the store the they
and the they will the advantage Almost
anything that snted the boot and shoe line, OF
color or quality. can be found here cheap.
su2n m~r A KNOX h 90 t7af lanai ~.
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PHOENIX
II AIIN1 IND EIRLED HAIR
A HANDSOME PRESENT.


Phoenix Factory 80 West 18th 5th aud 9th Avenus
au3i toc7sr Office l52 William street.
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ALT27oo sacks A.hton, Factory MED, landing eS khp
rs H. X coLLlNsa CO. ss.south s.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCHOCH.

fERMS-Two dollars per annIrm in advance-Two dollars
quarter, half yearly If paid before the end of
year. Two dollars and half Those who receive their
rs bv carrier or stage drivers employed by the propre
a will be charged l-2 cts. per year, extra
papers discontinued until all arrearages are paid except
he option of the Editor.
Embellishments not exceeding one square sixeen lines
be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty five cents
every subsequent insertion larger ones in proportion
Al letters addressed to the Editor must be post paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
vGE. XII. NO. I22.
THE Rose SHARON: Religious Souvenir, for 1892
Y. Edited by Miss SARAH c. EDGARToH (pp. 312) Bos-
ton a. Tolnphins and Is. B. Mussey. Sew.York P.
Price. lS0 Futon

Frlce, lSo uilon street
The fourth regular issue of this Offering is now
before us, li,te in advance of the usual appear
ance Of Annals. We rejoice to that the
number Of its contributors and the value of their
articles increase with each succeeding year and to
hear that it every year finds wider aad wider
circle of readers The articles in the present vol
ume are twcnty-nine in number, from the pens of
Mrs. JULIA H. ScorT, Mrs. L. J. B. CASE, Mrs.
C. NJ. SAWYER, Mrs. S C. EDeARroH, Rev. +.
II. CHAPLIN, Rev. Henry BACON, and twelve other
writer's, whose names omit less familiar to
readers, not as less significant of excellence.
There is a decided improvement in the Literary
contents of this number, as compared with those
Of any former issue.
The Dweller Apart, a story BY the lamented
Mrs. Julia H. Scott, fifty occupies the pos, of
honor in the Rose 1t is a tale of common life,
but full of instruction and breathing the gentle and
winning spirit of Christianity. As one of the
las, efforts Of its gifted and beloved author, whose
memory in many hearts is so deeply and justly
cherished it will be perused with sad and tender
interest.
The Minstrel and his Bride, by Mrs. Caroline
NJ. Sawyer, is the title of the next s,ory-a sweet,
romantic tale of Germany, of song and love.
Earth and Heaven BY Miss Louisa NJ. Bar
ker, succeeds ia delightful blending of rhapso-
dy and aliegory, dialogue and recital.
Leonorc,' by Miss s. c. Edgar,on, is story
in the best style Of the aulhoress. Its spirit and
moral are such as be6t religious annual
The Actual, by Rev. Henry Bacon, Brie!
Lessons of Journey and The Poets Mission
by Rev. Z. II. Chaplin, are prose essays Of grea,
excellence. To those who do not know this from
thc names Of the writer's we shall endeavor prove
il by extracts as the pressure of Political
matter on our columns has some what abated For
the present, we must conclude with single cila-
zion from the Poems:
PRAYER AT NIGHT.
THOSE lone, bright spheres How beautiful their light
In the vide solitude of space How far
Ger reefy shore, and bold Norwegian hight
And tropc desert will one small, faint star
Its cheering radiance throw!
And they who toll below
The weary voyager on the trackless sea,
The pilgrim thrown beneath the waysde tree,
Oerworn with care and pain
0 shall not these take heart of grace again,
And struggle through all the awful night
Cheered by that small, sweet light?
Grant me, o God high, soft star to be!
Calm still and bright to trace my way in heaven,
Aad shed my light Ger lifc's tempes.uous sea,
Where humanhearts, like fragile barks, are driven
Mid rocks and hidden shoals.
A soul mid glorious souls
small, pure star, within the glittering band
That high above the clouds, undimned and grand
In placid beauty rolls,
To herald on the weary TO the land
Where all is rest and peace; to guide the way
To heavens unclouded day. see.
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TTAYDrN,s Premium Pens.-A Silver

TVAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A SILVER
Medal was awarded J. Hayden for bis g very s5Pe
ro pens7 by the American institute ~ is ls and The bs
sreounans and many OF the public institutions will use no
other They hsys ssy osnS S s u the eounrs
an asd sre eo .sop al the prices by the
ap~nrs J. x ~, s-o,,,,;,., no,.., IN.
81 ay9u
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no IMPORTERS AND OTHERS
BY Special Appointment.
E0SEpH GIILOTT. Pen Manufacturer

~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTIoN.-The his charac,
Ter of these Pens has induced the attempt en- ths part o
several dseputable makers TO FOL oy
ar. Gill- bu, also upon the pabhS An ises, ~ Si
is COW in the market 1t can readily be dsteced oy rs
unfinished appearance and the very snnon style u "ncn
il is put up. -.ra =, sn
Observe the genuine Pems are all marked 10 nj -
@JoSeph Gilotrs PATENT Joseph GIiiet warIahseo'
ard thai each gross hears smile of his sgEatnre
The above may be had wholesale, OF hENRs 49,
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MOONLIGHT ON THE GRAVE.
BY JANE T. LoMA&

1t shineth on the quiet graves,
Where weary ones have gone
It wa,cheth with angelic gaze,
Where the dead are left alone.
And not sound of busy life,
To the still graveyard comes;
But peacefully, the sleepers lie
Down in their silent homes.
All silently and solemny.
Itthroweth shadows round
And every grave. stone hath trace,
In darkness, on the ground.
It ooketh on the tiny mound,
Where little child is laid;
And i. lighteth up the marble pile,
Which human pride hath made.
1t falleth with unaltered ray,
On the simple and the stern;
And showeth with solemn light,
The sorrows we mast learn;
1t telleth of divided ties,
On which its beams hath shone;
1t whispereth of heavy hearts,
Which brokeuy, live on
It sleameth, where devoted ones,
Are sleeping side by side;
Il falleth, where the maiden rests,
Who in her beauty died.
There is no grave in all the earth,
Tha, moonlight hath not seen;
1t gazeth Geld and passionless,
Where agony hath BEEN
YET, is well that changeless ray,
A deeper thought should throw,
When mortal love pours forth the tide
OF unavaiing woe;
it teacheth US, no shade OF grief,
Can touch the starry sky;
That all our sorrow liveth here
The glory is on high!
FreaeretsbursA, Va.
The Messenger, now far in the eighth year of its
publication, affords facilities for free communica,
tion between the leading minds of tie South, such
IS bnve never before existed Magazine after
Magazine, Review following Review, have ap'
peared and disappeared beyond the Potomac,
chasing each other with flying steps to the depths
of Oblivion At length one has made good Its
footing and we trust that the scholars and think
ers. the cultivated and the afuent, the Phiosephic
and the aspiring throughout the Southland mol
alone through the South, but over the whole Union
will vie with each other in generous resolution
that i. shall be amply sustainea-by these with
their talents; by those with their subscriptions
The extent of its circulation among the rst minds
renders it most desirable medium Of intercourse
between the scholar and the Literary public, and
one which we are glad TO see so noby improved.
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T HE TRIBUNE.

c,,r,c., AND MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS or SIR WALTER
Va srorr. BAIT COLLECTED BY himself Never before
pub..hed in Anerca.l In three volumes. Philadel.
pr,ia Carey Hart. New-York Wiley l. Putaau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

M GAYLORD, Agent of the Home
LgE +. League Cash Tailoring Establishment "a John
street offers great inucemen persons he has on hand
a wel.seeced and general assortment of Demestlc AND
fancy Elastic Cassmers, fancy Silk. Cashmere, Shnly,
Cassnet and superfne Black Satin Vestngs; Gambroon
White Drill and Canvass Drill, all Of which will bs'made
up to order. short notice and in fashionable style
~ -Paricular attention paid TO cutting, and making
and trimming garments and all work warranted to TIT
Suits furnished twelve hours. Terms are cash on delv
.r, a2f 2w
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Croton Water.
"O ENGINEERS. ManufacturerS and

THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
L. others-Weided wrought Iron Tubes or sHah, r,s.
ter Gas, from to inches diameter ana ~ ;nn.n,
pressure o. from loco to Oooo lbs per square sa., %
he, with filings Of ss % s Vic The Tubes arc
;oned g $500 and bv means Of which they be put
as5s9y aSes 81 eoa
o,ed ,S,h cnnnI or other material and their economy
renssr them Speor all others for any Of thc purposes
sieve MENTIONED. For sale by
~ y WALwORTH MASON, IS Asn-ss
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INSURANCE.

t NsTNA Fire Insurance Company of N
IN Y.-o6ce No - waIlsl-Insurr agains, loss oil
damage by Gre On dwelling houses stores goods furniture
vessels AID port and properly generally "a
Ghar'e STOW Town, s.,s woodhall, John T sssgg,
ss sssssi t. y5ss!s 1s s fs
|. j. Hoffman,, WIN !. pea.s, 6. v. Cot
:. D. Skill, ~ I. Msrsf, JOS Jameson,
VII Haeaea, ae Van sosscrcA sl sS &a sshe
Fheops Anthony, Daniel + Grsyi T Wi18 Thorn
"a astf ~ . Rcs3sp. r Dyss, sarveyor.
ISHE HOWARD INSURANCE COM
L pany-Capita s0o,ta: CfSee No 81 Wal q Thn
Company con,inreslo make insurance. against loss or dar-
ege by f,s ard inland NJ yigat:sn;
sensselaer sIares Man Tsylor ccsls-w Lawrsne-.
o r Mssr san1 ' @o sDssa sss asss
Joseph s. Va1num FaaaiI.s 6. Tacker,,oha Rankin:
ess5 i a,e Msn Todd 9 saydsu
Henry 6 Thompson. E RAVENS, Psrsidsas
LEwls pALLLIrs. Secretary. --- %
MUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell
se nss The Ed sSEssas raT uT
SURANCE COMPANY, Once 46 Wall ST., for separating
the insurance Of Dwelling Houses and Furniture Tou, that
Ii IS well known that almost all the losse, incurred In the
the result OF the burning Of saua-
This the expense of insurance TO the household
and possibly deprive him ot tae very secury !of
which he pays his premium.
The cash payments premiums form fund, which, al
paying xpeses and losses represented BY scrip and
issued TO the assured in proportion TO .as amount OF their
insurance. 49, 1l--l,
This Company is prepared insure against loss or dana.
such Household Furniture and all Household Property
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses Every person insnI'
ng 9th this Company is entitled TO one vote for eaeh nun
1ted dollars Insured "
DIRECToRs:
uiian C.Verpianck & ARoberiscn Stephen Caoreleng,
lsot Henry Ludlow. Samuel Martini Frederick Dspeyser,
William IL HARRISON, F'd'k Schuchardt, Daniel Seymour.
A. n. RoDG ERS, President
5 myl2 If e. d. C. TAYLOR, Secretary.
MERCHANTS FIRE Insurance Gem
lYA pany-Capitai Half Million of Dplars-Odice No.
% Wals-This Company continues TO insure against loss
,r damage by Fire. dwelling houses warehouses; and cter
buildings ships in port merchandise and household ornl-
ure and every description of personal property on terms
favorable any similar institution IN this CITY,.
DIRECTORS.
Foua Lawrence Hrpry X Bugrrt Thomas BiooJgood,
tnthony CRossire, John A. Stevens, Moses Taylor,
Ropt Chesebrough, Oliver Corwir, Frsucts IL Nicoi
John L. Lawrence, Thomas Lawrence Chirles sagory,}
lanes BOYD IT, Charles N. Talbot William w. Fox,
James q. Stacey, George Rlrelay, hsaph stone,
Jacob P. Grand. Joseph Hudson, David NJ Frau,
Andrew Foster Jr Ephraim Hobrook, Moses H. oraheh,
Oliver II. Gordon. ,c ~
A. H. MULLER, Secretary. ~ - ~ lel4 onl
T IST OF DIVIDENDS on the Capita
4 4 Stock OF the Firemcns Insurance Company, de-
ctarrd the Trustees of the Hope Insurance Company
april IL 1888, which may be received by any person OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

AMOS DENMAN.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expor.
taon, by a. B. SANDS & co. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings 27s Broadway, OF Chambers
New.York Price ST. au23 #
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OILED GERMAN sILVER.--JAs

M G. MoFFETT. Ia Prince street. near Wooster,
wcnd rarticulay call the attention OF Hardware Dealers
and Manufacturers to his superior article OF Gernan STe
which he oftrs for saI.wolesale and retail oil all t6k'
ne and warrents equal amy, either Foreign Or Do
roessic for q Tor and seitnesa XIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
ME RCHANTs' FIRE Insurance Gem

4 Stock OF the Firemcn's Insurance Company, de-
crsd by the Trustees Of the Hope Insurance Company
Spri " 1885, which may be received by any perton or
persons duly authorized by applying to ISAAC A. JOHN.
SON, Esq, No. 20 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

The following cure, at remarkable, SO exraordi-
nary almost surpas belief has in order TO place its
truth beyoad the reach OF suspicion doubt been syol
to- h, 26h day OF August ls4a before his Honor Robert H.
ocN NJ Vnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

BOARD IN BROOKLYN-A gentle
I man and his wife can be accommodated with front
paror ard large closet attached 10 il IN small family
where there are but few boa'des Location pleasant ane
street or at the corner OF Main and Prospect
'e'>>' - - auS7 lw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

NUTCHER, REYNOLDS & PLATT,
ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS and COUNSEL.
k0RS-C,t5cs Nos 81 and 81 Merchane Exchange, Nall
s,r,.s, Nsa.yors. SaLEM BUTCHER,
' J. N. REYNOLDS,
n1u o. r PLATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

BOARD, HOTEL-Brown's Mansion
eHouse IS Duane street, Broadway aud the PARK
NeW.York-Ths splendid hotel and clearinghouse, lale
Manhat,an has now the bar entirely removed the IRE
snousbe and d.,oute rgdy excluded all order snc pro-
Vision suited 10 the repose and comforts of Christian
Home; and reduction unparalleled in charges-to wit 10
IS cents per days 81 to s. per week for lodgings meals
60
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

Redfeld the defautlng Cashier of the New York
Commercial Bank, to the amount of $4,000, has
recently returned from tour in Europe, and given
hlmselfup to the ministers of tie law. What is
scandaIous enough is, that Redfied and Schermer
horn, late Secretary of the Ocean Insurance Com
pany and deaulter to the amount of l53 OOO) have
both been admitted to ball. or in other words let of
with their plumber, for the paltry of 100000
each! That is Wall street justice and morality.
These rascas take their place with New
comb, the Manhattan Bank Teller, who stole about
500 600, and is now at liberty, as respectable fl
nanciers and trustworthy Bank Wing Sub-Treasur
ers They are bright examples of the beauties of
the "Credt System"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

DIsGRACEFUL OUTRAGE.-On the evening of the
day of Mr.. an Buren's arrival in st. Louis. the
German citizens, according TO previous arrange
ments, proceeded in procession of about 1000 per-
sons, with large band of music, and torch lights,
to serenade Mr.. Van Buren,, at his lodgings the
Planters House. While retiring from the Hotel,
they were attacked by large number of that por-
ton of the whg party known as g Native Ameri-
cans" led on by VIM. S. Stewart, the Captain of
the Native American Rangers, and Secretary of the
Native American Association at St. Louis The
Germans conducted themselves with great courage
and forbearance, and acted only the defensive.
The atfray occurred in the vicinity Of large pile
Of stones of which the mob took possession, hurting
them furiously at the Germans, who were wholly
unarmed. A number of persons were severely hurt,
on both sides. During the night, an unsuccessful
attack was made on the German Printing Office. ~
a band of rowdies, wEo retired, discovering that
it was guarded, and that an attack might endanger
their lives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-12

CONSPIRACY CAsE.-The Board of Canal Trans
poriers at Pittsburg have been charged with con-
spiracy, and with unlawfully combining and con-
federating together for the purpose of UNFOLDING the
prices of carrying freight on the Pennsylvania
Canal. They have been held to bail for trial. We
express opinion this particular case but we
have reason to believe that generally, the Canal
transporters league OF pirates who prey upon
all who fall into their clutches without remorse.
Merchants, and especially emigrants, should never
use that route if they can find any other