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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

II Chelsea Lyceum.-rHE iNTR0CUCTokY
LECTURE the third annual course will be delivered by
JOSEPH 5. BOSwORTH, Esq. 1t tie Baptist Charch
Sixteenth street 81 building rast OF the EiLhia avenue
on Thursday evening, lst Of Dec. inst al Il P. NJ
}rtroductoru gratis dl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Rzen,oir Of Tses. HacCoy; with an account ofthe
Horrd Fight at Hastings, which ended in his Death, and
Reflections occasoned thereby: BY Friend OF Humanity
just Published benefit Of the destitute and desola,e
Mother of Mccoy and for sale at No. &c Beekman-sTeet
and al this office. Price l2A Gents sngly; per dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
W. ATCHES lower than eyer.-ln coz.
AND VELVET CAPS

/-A grea, variety and splendd patters adspted
infants, children and boys Oi all ages Aiso ladies
Riding Caps OF very beaatiu patterns, and gentlemen:
Sporting and Drcs. Caps. Tine subscriber halrrs bhSsf
he has The arges, and best OF Caps In the city,
and further recommendation is the extreme mcdeTate
orjce. al which they Vended Wholesale ana reails
WATSON'S, 15a Chaham-street, and
so ;s,f 100 Ho~cry.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

,lGsuce 10 Harry OF the West"
~ Democratic Clay Club Of the Tent,
ward M. gu!ar uefuOg 81 the Cub w Il he he hi
NJ Columbian Hsii on tn CRSDAY EVENING, Dec LIST
at hat past evsa O'clock precelyon bu>se.s OF import.
arce Pahc,uHi aiienaarce is requested By order
NiTuANlEL 6. BRADFORD President
haSS' ,das Eoy, :, pei rs J., Secretaries -.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

l-ryo E.msiea.-NIrs FARNHAM designs repeating
her coue III clur-s ts position, condition and duiis
Of woaaa commencing Friday, Dec. Cd al F. NJ. a
Coacegi Hall! 400 Broadway, with free Introductory
Tickets FOR of eight lectures ST. 10 be had At th'
door. Sr,rj. lg..p.s. Is cents n29 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
AUCTION SAL, :.
josiah Richards, Aceuoa,-..
gY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATi
FRIDAY EVENING. pr,. >

- Sserc lSs Broadway
Libera cash advances made coossar,ent or a9cto1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

IL One Price HAT Store.-BROWN & CO. 17e
Chatham Square, corner Mousreet, where Fashion.
Beauty, Durability and EcoGoay combined in The
"A beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the small sum
oi IS ms I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

ITS yY'snt IL Man, that thou art mindfu!
OF I,sn is the language of inspiration. equally
applicable in his physical well moral state and
exhibits concise words the humility that should ever ac
company the consciousness OF mans inability TO help him.
self wie abnrng under the nnumerable mental and bod
y evils 10 which his nature exposed. Health in its full
and fresh enjoyment is sought after with cupdi,y COM
with its necessities and the question is what can
improve he constitutional and physical condition of man.
How many have deceived the public by fictitious prelen-
oa have acquired fortunes by deceptons, and ruined
thousands by aagouS of absolute fraud upon
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Auction Notice.
EORTGAGE SALE OF FURNf-
lYa TURE-THls DAY, at 10 O'Clock. at % Bo1cry,
by order OF the Mogagee,e tdrsgre eontalne N saio
house. comprising French SOFAS oiarpie lop Gnu
ioom nd bedroom carpets dams5k euran; blinds siaess'
loohing.eIars cookery and a.s,sr: srsrn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Df5 s;4.s,phins Baruers 10 good order form
ecy us~d IN the posing Roon OF The Tribune fer sale
tins Office ba price. They ae laid aside on accoun!
OF !be i!rDelnc,ioa OF Gas into the Office. nSp II
u Good Il oard ana pleasaa, Rooms cas be Obtained
at No, 2s Ght. ~ nlo II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-14

food oflighi upon he woid.--il vas ar
dent attachment 70 science; il ives intense
pinions Of his mind, thsl yigOr which ele-
saied and sustained him AZ 50 lofty :
height. IL Locke and Reed have dispell-
ed The darkness that has Cor ages sellled
On The human intellect. and have freed
The sciences Of the mind from the intrica-
eies and subtlelies a. he schools, Il Was
not merely By the force Of heir own g.
Mus. but BY deep. patient and repealed
meditation and study. IfBurke charmed
listening senat.s By the masculine strength
and brilIiancy ofhis thoughts; II Mansfield
snd our own Hamilton dominated The bar
by The splendor or their learning and elo-
quenre; IL Hall and Chalmers proclaimed.
from The pulpit, immortal truth in sheir
ioiiiesi strains. II was not only because
they ranked amongst the firsi scholars,
bat also among the most laborious men
OF their age. Contemplate the character
Of these illastrious men--imiiaie their in
dusiry-their eager lore Of learning. and
The zeal with which they pursued Il, and
You may equal them"
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o now 1T sTINGs.
STORY OF LIrrLR LOLLorrE.

Il
Once. Is | ~ss returning home IRON
France, there Was on board lhs ship .
LILLE French girl. named Lollois. She
had i've fingers on zach hand.
We were all very much interested In
little Lolloiiei but one reason was. she
was The most disobe6ien, child We ever
knew. She gave her mother constant
trouble. and would hot miad any Thing
she told her.
one day We saw. close by The ship, .
Portuguese man of-war. This is a kind
oil nsh that can swim on the top Of The
ss'er.-I. looks. in shape. as On egg
would when floating. only il 10 about
thee times rs long. Il has q little sail
sure ching over the Top. and long strings.
o. various colors. hanging down from The
bolton ~ the water. One Of the ladies
wished TO examine ihis curious little ere !.
lure. SO sailor lei down bucket aud
caught u. When II was laid on The deck
III the passengers gathered round 10 see
u; and litle l.olluue' broke away from her
mothers baud, and ran rIoas no 10 il.
Her mother cried TO her mol 10 touch
u; and The sailor said. /. No, no. don,
touch y. Tor j. will sting" Hardly had
thls disobedient child heard The warning
before her hand was upon il. In an
instant her cries Of agony filed The ship.
~, how il siing-l u. how il siines!"
For long hour every ear was panied
with her distressing cries. !. o. how i.
stingsl Q. how il slingsr'--And there
was not one on basrd who piled her.
All lels that she deserved IL oil Tor her
dlsobedience.
MY young friends, sin will al lac, bile
,lse serpent. and STING like, On adder. |
You may disobey your parents. be unkind
10 one another. aud use wicked word:
bot by-snd BY you will cry. 20 how i,
'ungs! . how il siings!'
Will not each Of you. my Young
r'ends. offer the prayer Of David. !" Re.
member not The sins Of my YOUTH" aud
tome and make The Saviour yonr friend!
G.. .4b6ou.
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srisiosrsey Ihsn hat Of merit. fear
lsssly declare ia false syslsm that wouls
exclude the honesL spnghs msehani.
irnn the Pale % geafesf sseiegy."
And % lime. &c may predict. wishau
rfeienslons 10 prophecy. these sill be lhs
sediments Of me great mas. and msu
VII be judged like deeds-by lhrif sIrscl
-snd those alone will be considered
good and great, ~hieh have q tendency
70 Improve mankind. He alone i grsal
Who rises By bis moral forcs above lhs
chance Of fatr; she builds himstIf |.
pedestal. against whose bass the surrcs
o. misfortune waste their strength 10 vain.
sno on whose surface sleep lie rays 81
melting temptation wishoui effect.
Those men are great who Issss balm
mem immorl.l monuments Of high. gen.
erons deeds. OF Of their genius, which
may serve % beacon lights 10 prosperity.
And those who by acts. however bold or
renowned. underworld bus 10 sgeraadizs
themselves a The cost Of virtue, homer.
religion. and human life. are Nicer great.
but sand % giant models Of deIormny.
The latest accounts from Albany are
highly favorable; esery thing goes on
.ssi"mlngly under ihe new arrangement.
The old gentleman Is in The store; Albert
suPefinssnds an extensive business; and
Leiias frsf born although named Alter
hIa iashsr. seldom ge,s any thing bui THE
CARPEkTER's Boy. DAVID.
Lancaster. May 20 Isia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-14

The London Spectator relates story
out Of an old author 10 this wise: "A ia
nous Criiick. having gathered ,ogeihe,
all the faults Of an eminent Poet. made q
present OF them 10 Apollo, who received
them very graciously, and resolved to
make the aulhur suitable return for the
trouble he had been a, in collecting them.
In order 10 this. he set before him sack
Of wheat. as il had been jus, threshed uu,
OF The shesf. lie then bid HIM pick out
The chaif from among the corn, aud Law il
aside BY itself. The Cu.ick applied him
sell 10 the task with great industry and
pleasure. aud after having made the due
separation. was presented BY Apollo with
the chat for his paine"
Now we make very pretty li,ile polili
cal allegory out Of ihis--one quite timely.
We suppose then The people Of N. G. 10
be in the place OF .7poiio. The opposition
newspapers to be like The famous Criiick, |
and Governor Mnrshead TO stand for the |
sack Of Wheat. These opposition papers !
are all now excessively busy. as was their
prosa,ype Of old in picking on, the chat |
from the Wheat aud in august mex, The
people .fpoilo, will give each one his pile
Of chat Tor his present ,roubIs.
Hi. Chronicle.
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GOV MoREHEAD. v. learn.

GOV M0REHEAD. we learn. is
carrying wide row IN the west; and
sweeps away The delusinn abou, free trade
especially, wherever he goes: He shows
to The satisfaction Of the people tina, We
cannot be so unwise and unjust to our
selves as TO admit British Goods free al
duty so long as England prohibits many
OF the produces Of the United States aud
taxes others sir hundred per cenl--sup-
porting her lords and mobiles on the labor
of American farmers! She draws a rev.
snue from our tobacco Of nearly six times
the amount Of The original cost Of the ar
ticif! and y amounted IN QUE year 10 up
wards Of S35 900. 900. Star,
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The prescn, lord mayor Of London is
sand to have been journeyman mason in
Nashville, Tennessee, some forty years
sgo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01

My say, that as cannot be tried ~ this House Cor
the crimes alleged the motives Tor the trial, 50
protest against any decision Of this House. | call
anon the House TO dismiss the resolution OF the
gentleman from Kentucky, as one upon which they
have no power to act. Bui, as cannot prevent the
action OF the members Of the House, whom con
sidet partial, AMI therefore disqualified from pro-
nouncins on my offences. am still in the power Of
the majority. lfthey say they will try me, they
must Try me. u they saw they will punish me,
'hey must punish the. II they say that, IN grace
ana mercy, they will spare the expulsion, dIsdan
and cas-, their mercy away; and ask them II they
VIII come to such trial and expel me. defy them.
nave constituents to goto that will have something
10 say u this House expels Nor will II be long
before gentlemen will see me again.
IL appears to me to be - clear that there is no
right IN this House to try AMI punsh me, or to shes
me that mercy grace which I disdain to receive
AZ their hands, that ar sument is unnecessary. But II
they sly shall then require the application OF the
Dement'S which the Constitution secures to persons
tried Tor these crimes in Judicial courts shall then
claim 10 be heard in my defcrcc fully, without inter
rupuon, without being set down again, rs was ON n
late occasion, after the House had promised TO hear
me, precisely at the moment when | was ming tn
the most pointed proof ofthe case sustained hope
It will not he so. hope that fl am 10 be tried for
crimes, and to have the tender of tho contemplate
mercy Of the House, | hope, | say, that it will be
done "a tOrn, that day will be ass gned ~hen shall
nave the opportunity Of defending MY 81: WHEN
shall have the opportunity ofcoec'ipg few otthOSe
documents of which the gentleman from Accomac
has been making file and bundle, that he might
eNpec,orate his b lie upon me.
Here MIR ADAMS concluded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
Scenes in .libguu

Scenes s'miiarto those IN Washington, are passing
in Albany. The Loeoioco Senate there b,v.
plunged from the journals message from Governor
Seward. IL appears tina, the Governor. in s;,n,o.
6'll, repeating an of The former session stated
the reasons OF his assent. lie ds,pproyed the re-
peal, but did no, conceive the case warranted tho
'n'erpos'Iion Of the veto. His languas. was ,l,n-
se'her respee'laI-but his reasoning went to expose
the policy OF LOcoioco Legislation.
The Locos, at this took FIRE, and had the me,s,,o
erased from the Journals.
On the next day, Gov. Seward sent to the Sc.
nate another message, strongly, but respectfully,
protesting against the wrong done to the Executive
department, IN eIpuns,ng his message.
A motion was made to return the MESSAGE IN ,b.
Governor, and after vioen, debate, prevailed by
party VOTE Both messages, however, got upon
the Journal 10y means of the ayes and noes.
These and similar proceedings would indicate a
systematic design, on the par, OF LocolocOsm, to
bring KePu6tlelnisni into dsrepue throughout the
land.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01

deserve to have the President very angry with you.
'nd that would be awful
This u the most authentic GA dii ahist touch NO
Presidential movements, ard takes additional ve,i-
'minude from the fact, that the n. York Herald.
~hieh Is regarded high authority in such matters.
- constantly hintins at on effort which is helm,
made to effect a reconciliation between the Presi.
den, aud the Wing party. But audi al au,rsm
PdTfsrn IL IL said that the President has him..if
said, that he has hosted tho TVl,r 1,r. and A.,
should bc the worst OF traitors il he wer, m. e..
to desert IT." Now, you can give credence ,o which
oil the Passing "a dlts you please, but the at,., -
the thing which, Of the two, I choose TO b,l;ev.
and most relisousy do entertain the belief 4, ),
al IN charncter-H ~ worthy of the man ,bo..
wicked ambition will dare any aud every Thin, .,
compass It's ends. believe il, because the as,o,,rd.
ing developments which daily making here. con.
hrm n-6oeauSe It Is evidenced by a sinking cor.
rupuon-every day coming to light-which il xot.
Thy only OF the dark day of venal Rome. when tho
Empire was pa, up TO the highest bidder. Rely
upo" t-'ho "Spo'ls" Il ~ IS sup floating as proud.
~ IN the breeze as ever it was won, in tho wors,
DAY OF the greatest and best" or of Ills Apoin,-
81.
Mr. Dixon, a Senator from Rhode Island. died to.
day-so there will be no bushes, don. in o,,no,
House on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01

To The General 1ssembiy ~ Yirgini1.
Your memoualisls humbly represent N your no.
nOrabo body, that they have been Tor some
months without Judge ADD almost Tor a wear
without session Of the Superior Court They
pray ~ your honorable body To give them n Judgc
without further delay-for, ~ was well observed bv
one ofour delegates, ICON. B'yy) cnscs may occur
1T any momenf, The Eastern SHIRE, where he Ger.
vices Of Judge may bc absolutely recese,rv n
s've mon from ruin. Give M judge tben v,bo
shall reside on tho Elsloro Shore-and by mo man.
Fwccts Of metropolitan life.
We respectfully refer YOU 10 our delegate. Gen.
biyly, for the necessity Of making this npoointmen,
~ anis' public justice, 20 this county nj leo,t
,'I'lnu' W. mere "asa fumour some weeks aro.
bat ON appointment had been m,dr L,,, =. ~
ave not laId eyes upon any Idso on this side a.
lpunditi0n. ''"'''
your memonallsts will ever pray. &c.
Tvs SvTFsRrRs w Accln.cs.
'nuiry Jist, Is43
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

NJ WISE continued his speech against Mr. AD.
ANS ana A0olnonists foreign and domestic, Up 10
little after 4 O'Clock.
Mf FILLMORE endeavorcd. ofer the Journa
was finished, 10 get up the cons.isr,,,oo ~ ,bc
Treasury Note Bill, bot "
Mr. WISE chose to conclude what remained for
him 10 say, Al this time.
When the House adjourned yesterday, said Mr.
W. was showing the existence Of Fofeien int,r
ference in our affairs. Mr. w. said he would read
from high authority TO prove the truth Of what h,
nl egcdi-lle then read an extract from a work by
Rev. Mr. Gurley. which stated that emissaries iron
tls county had gone 10 England, and asked io
Blush prayers, British influence, and II need be
But. b money! 10 aid their anti-slavefy efors.
Mr. w then made some comments upon the New
N0,k and Virginia controversy.
Tie would appeal. he said, 10 the bone and muscl
81 The country, tho true democracy, IN behalf Of e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
DEATHS

DIED m Somerset, his residence, in tho county o
Cumberland, on the llih Ian, Dr FauUFL Wmsor boz
the 7lui year of Die tho disease which tefmnafstha
useful lic vas Nat form ofPaIsy called Ilcmipcsia
Tic deceased wiaa man ~ vory high professional A.
ring long ic, or mo benefit ri suricty. In his dcsih
the medical prucHIOn b. deprived uf ~ hrrfea
urn1mentr sud The public generally. ~ HE valuable
lance aud services, which will De- long Zen. Nothing need
Poe said ~ Die private woUh benevolent diaruHun and
social qualities ae fneY wore appreciated BY largo ctclc
NJ incuda and an extended acquanaucc and Tor
him their esteem. and most aTcrt respect
=. And to All greater hDnurf a. bic sac
Ihan man tin give hc died fearing Col
FceHng hfa uuhfucFH fO saud ln Judgment hc0r bic
Nakcr n s own rFhic0uHness, during bic asf Illness be-
made oess0u ~ his fsh iu Chris, aud sect seal
That God fuo IN receiving Tho Sacrament NJ tho Iors
supper Loi not his friends, therefore, mourn M those
Fthnut hopo, for blessed arc tho deaf which dle n me
i0d from hcneef0rh yes, sfh The ap ill., fhan they NAV
rct from their hbours and their works follow Them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
A CARD.


To TVS EDrroR or THE Wmo.
Sir: Will you do me the favour &, answer The
following question;
u the Banks stop when they afe not paying
specie, how .ong will they last when they commence
TO DO sol DO you give u upl A. &C.
=. y. No doubt you have heard that the Ga.
rard Bank Of Philadelphia, and the Chesapenks
Bank Of Bilumore. have both closed, neither Of
which have pretended TO pay specie for the last two
years.
We have not sufficient skill in 6naneiefoc 10
answer tho foregoing. We turn il over to the organ
Of the Virginia Bank, and the Presiden, thereof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
HOUSE-YESTERnAY

a resolution was adopted by general consent,
hHns Fnday week for the election ola Governor.
motion was made that a Committee Report a
ONI repeating the net just passed, limiting the Sos
sIons Of the Legislature. The motion was lost
Ayes 80, nays &C. limitations were thrown out.
that another effort would be made to repeal tho un-
palaGabIo act
The rest Of the day was consumed IN reading
bills, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01
THEATRE.

fine House, las, night, notwithst, ndins IN,
inclemency Of the weathcr-and Mr.. Butler mad.
decided impression. lie enacted IIamle, To H..
r:c, w ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-01

/ ADiEN SLtPPEHS -iH0 pair ladies KID aud
- Morocco Slippers end TioH. made In Philadelphia -
grossly a. order, which am Fonr NJ prices ~ o
1--WE viz ~ ctr, 81, OIL W. Oh y and on fO Ladies' will
70 welto call 81 my store, opposite he Banks
az JOHN = JONES, Agent.
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Domestic ImportatIons,

New ORLEArs-Shp Damascus-l0 hhds tobacco r Whit
manso do 100 nbls potash Masters Markoe colo hhds
bacco boz FnncIaIt sacks wheat 20 bbls oil Avenl
co-a do tallow Merritt coo bales cotton box mdse
LIE bales Fab cog hhds tobacco Boor-
man. Johnston c,-e70 bbs flour Bogsr Kneeland-l0 do
pork Hasens co-62 bags wheat Ganard- box mdse
200 bbs flour ll8 bes Robert & Wams-l04 bags
Mhes % bbs beans do arseed AyerIl32 bis tobacco
Nico-133 bDls wheat g. II Rogers233 bags do Victor
casks hemp bales cotton Newbold Crplt82 bbs flour
Hoffman Rieli6 do potash Dnper-lO3 bags wheat bbs
flour w McMais32 bbs oil "a bxs Lee. Dater Mil
ieI5 sbs flour HpnteTls bbs oil 100 bags wheat Howard
bale Potter-I bh sugar 50 bales cotton Plunket3T casks
Reed Broners-2 cs Marbe-I0 bids tobacco F Schu
makerl bx Br JwDell8 bbls oil Foder-10
Brown Brothers-0 bales Campbel'55 do
Taylor
APALAcHIcoLA-Ship Rienz70 bales cotton Post Phillips
Ill John n Pslmer--9 Maitland Connie coil Center
eo-t,A Pnson-is6 si,ss Bronson-i57 Av-rI COT
IN oIder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2s-Arr VIM Nj kogers, DILL Boston;
Gen Isaac Davis with the Of brig Henrietta bound
81 Thomas which ashore Neimsn's Creek. Below Sua
Bags from Halifax; VIM Watson Owens; Savannah
mkt; Paige, Taylor Boston, janet amer, ST Thomas;
Mary Lufrio Port au Prince; Mary Harris (Br) Lawrence
Cabello Mary Myrick NOreans; Pandora Simpson Boston;
K A Stevens, Briggs Fall River.
Re.Morp Dec as-AT Wey mouth, NYork; Anna Hooper.
NSsroLK Dec 2iTAr John W Taylor, Bunch Georgetown
for NYork; Volta Yoik River for do; Albert Rogers
Santcoke for do; Zion, Ellis Traveller Ry an dc for do
Below, bound up, Milton, from Portland.
CHAKLEsroN, Dec 2i-Au Calhoun. Myers, NYork: Neya
BOVINE dos Daman.cota Howes, Rotterdam Granite Hode.
den. Frankft Cid Charles, Low Liverpoo Racine, (Fr)
Sqeranld Hsvre; Yarmouth Matthews, do Catherine, Berry,
SAvASNAH, Dec 23-Ar Putus, Rogers, Charleston. Cid
York.
ST AUGusrNE, Dec I5-Arr Savannah Irous n York
NOBLE Dec l8-Ar Dea Walker, ST Thomas; Ianhe, ia
maca; Walker, Havana Augusta do; Lsw nee, Chas-
ton Cid Superb (Br) GTeenock; Thomas Benton.
timorc.
New ORLEANs Dec 17-An Clinton, Hartley, New York;
Eulalie Ihoe, Bordeaux Cal donis (Brl London Suaps
DO I'd ranthsa Dennis York; Meguntcook Mayo Havre;
Dumfrieshtre tB) 0ovap Liverpoo Nerad (B GIANT
hunuess, Ny ork; Apaachicoa Baisde Lagaua Vim Penn
1uernn
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Died.

On Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst after short but
painful illness, PETER only OF Peter and Mary Riley
aged years and ii months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend his funeral this afternoon O'clock from the resi-.
denee of his father, SO Orange street
On Tuesday, 9Th inst. at the residence of Mr. Henry
Laverty, in this city, AMELIA FREEMAS acolored woman
who served in the capacity of cook in Mr. LIS family for
more than twenty nine years. with perfect satisfaction
the family and great credit to herself.
On Tuesday evening. 27th instant, suddenly, RoBERT
JAMESON, Esq. in the 10th year of his age
On Tuesday 27th inst aged four years. DRUsLu daugh
ter OF Benjamin c. and Adeline D. Terry.
On Monday evening, 10th inst ELIZA wife of John Fa-
rom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

GJ-"DONT orvEsUP THE sHIPr-Dont give up
your Constitution prey to coughs colds asthma and
consumption, when sure remedy is found in Wistai's
Basan of Wild Cherry. The Wild Cherry has cured
hundreds when the physicians said death inevitable
has restored health and comfort when the last CLEAN OF
hope had departed Nature has furnished this her own
prescription Beware OF foreign poisons whilst we have
simple and powerful restorative, designed for our c
mate and adapted to wants. Valuable testimony -
HUNTINGDON, Pa, Dec. ,, lst4
Dear Sir-f procured bottle OF Dr. Wstars Balsam
of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed, ESQ., of this place
and tried II IN case OF obstinate asthma child OF
Paul Schwebe. in which many other remedies had been
tried without any relief The Balsam gave sudden relief
and my opinion the child is eecusily cured by its
Yours, sc.
JACOB HOFFMAN, NJ. ID.
Price 81 per bottle Sold only at l2o Fulton street. cor
Nassau.