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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-14
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-14

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-14

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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sc,

John s TrotI, Jr.. dlstii!sr " Wl!lidlsDufsh
William Marks, card printer late CT Philadelphia low OF
n. Y, Oct 90.
Israel D. Cowell. carriage builder, Jauaica, l. l.
uriah Saunders, Kingston, Ulster Co.
a. s. Chambern, Qate firm ChamheTiin sois, tavern
kecpers,l n. Y, Oct. %.
Theodore Chamberlin, New York, OCT. -
Jas. S. Hxon, merchant, y " Oct -.
Horace Weeks, broker, y. Y, Oct %.
Burlin Brown, Agent, New-York, Oct. @.
Jacob Il Mott date firm J. B. j. Mott, Jr jewellery
NV York, Oct. q.
Jas 5. Gibbons (lae firm Palmer Gibbons New-York
Oct. q.
JAS Douglass Hunter Greene Co. Oct. q.
John H. Wallace, Clerk, New-York, Oct =.
B. F. Robinson merchant taller. New York Oct g.
John A. Parker, rner chant N. York, Nov 3.
w, Il. Spencer Athens, Greene Co. Oct g.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

Mid,aipn.<n in fhs Marry" msundersanls the matter
of which be Treats. We have always presumed ahG
coneDd.d that a large majority OF the Jnnior Othcer'
in the Navy gentlemen and because they are 30 we
have insisted that the abuses OF few which have inllc
ed unmeried disgrace upon them should be reformed
The only material correction made in his letter respects
the pay Of Midshpmen which he states to be S4Oo and
raiien while In service, but only $500 when OF duty
Csn,tnaf Readey of The Tribune" i. informed that
have no reason supposing that the Governor will dc
what The Sun inrnaies he will, but that the subjec
Cannot properly be made theme OF newspaper discus
sioa few weeks will settle the matter
4msrioan Spectator" is informed that prof
by bis poetic iavsr. Ii is declined.
W.stan Nsp York; is informed that his suggestions wi!
be carefully needed, though we have room for then
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
Mr., CLaY,S LETTER.

ASHLAND, June !, 1889.
Der S,-I received your letter, reque,ng my opinion
the portrait tahen o. ny Mr.. Linen, last winer.
though ,ncommorty good, and several OF my frends
whose inspection IL was submitted, pronounced it the
most OF asy OF nr ;iey had The reeem,-
barce very peecj, and sr Linen more fortunate
n catching good expression h most OF the -rtsls iyho
have preceded him. With great respect
am your cbcdient servant
HkNRY CLAY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
HENRY CLAY

The beautiful engraving OF tie Hon HENRY CLAY, is
now puL..d after considerable pected delay
stoned by Tie cngrarer eypending labor tic plate
than e anticipated and It IS aped that The care be-
slowed upon Il will amply repay any disappointment Its
fran the original full length portrait, by Linen. painted e1.
style Mezont steel ard The publisher has hesi'a
lion in saying il Tie best work ever produced in The Ua
ted states and as Is eh'ey Anerean he taxes pleasure
eugravlnss.
As The keness the following certificates from of
Mr. Claws intimate frienCs submitted, whose
opinions entitled confidence. aad aso letter IRON
NJ, Clay. tst.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
SAMUEL " CAksNEh. @ Secretaries. o 1t

IT fifth Ward" Tiist same 0d Coon,'-in ac-
cordance wh ommrndairn OF the Wing Ge'trai en-
mir;ee the Democratic h Electors OF tie Filth " ard are
rcones,ed 10 assemble the Marion House 65 Chapel ST.
on Tuesday Evening October 4t, al !. ococF, tor iae
purpose OF appointing three delegates 10 City Convention
10 b. held at the Broadway suse Saturday hvcGing,
October st O'clock which Convenoni' TO select mr.
teen Delegates represent the City a County ~ Se'a-
orial Conyenan he held AZ ihr Broadway Hote, on
TUESDAY October II, al I2Oc!Dck g. ".
Also to appoint Five Delegates "a represent the YARD IN
Cornty Cnnv nticn be held the 8roaduay House,
ON Monda Evening October 10 att p W. which Ccnvrn-
yention is 10 nominate Thirteen andidlteS for Members OF
Assembly aud Candidate 5or Register.
Also to apIsnt Five Delegates 70 represent tS = ara III
br Third Congressional Dstrict Convention 10 u!ett on
Monday Eevsnnr October 10th al O'clock at Jones's
Second wara Hotel WARREh CHAIRMAN, Ch'a.
JGHS BENSON.
FEascls C. wlrrcxRERc, Secret .rlcs. oi2
Co,,rrrrrisi WILL ulra<r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, September So l542
The trials oil l;ae individuals 2 ~ lumber arrested on ths
occasion OF the great riots IL August have been sie2dy
progre,sng and nearly terminated. considerable e
number abou thr have been Convicted and ysse1-
dav Samuel Ewing guilty. Of al active pariici-
patton in OF violence that occasion lac t1-
tent OF punishment has yet bees decided on! bat
hopes are entertained there being ample justice done a.
though il be admitted that that expectation net
strengthened by the fact OF one OF The most notorious ei tAe
rioters avi,ic been admitted yesterday 10 bail Tbs Is
fellow hno DICK Manly. Having obtained oa!i ~ t
sum $500 he again LEI loose upon th- community! aH
this The eve OF AZ exciting election. -,
suspicious person believed &c be named william II
lem has been committed to prison as the supposed
ary the bridges The remains OF turPenh= iou
in jog near the Old bridge, anu hno~n 20 h's oee AZ
bl, possession with the tact OF his being about es'- o
New.Yor board OF coal vessel, are circumstances
which tend 10 asicn the guilt of this Outrage hini
A meeting OF the Wigs i abnut to being held IN
this city, ~hlc will be OF extensive order IL
viii nrobabIy be held next Wednesday aid will unques
tonahy be of the magnificent displays, IN point
of Numbers and enthusiasm, tha! this city has ever "i
messed.
ce-dngs we.chester The citizens OF this place IL con-
mon. perhaps with all others where knowledge O! .e
ouira.e reached, lock w ite aaSlcy tor 80 DE
cided manifestation oi justice Will etrsiEl'y check
such brutal exhibitions as terminated he lite Of hcCo1
Do not suppose, because -long fighting and eutTaeS U
various descriptions, r. ute 20 conipcu uy In our Guce
courts and papers that nothing Going 10 colEterac; thos
agn Influences or that our beautiful city IS gwen up 10
folly and crime Never were more gratifying eAeitons
mas OF universal education than as tt time
never many benevolent earnest and Jrdcious apour> ~
behalf OF public morals and the general advancement OF
the good OF the than here every day witnessed =
The which thrown upon the surface keep, the no
DIV polite offensive agitation, but the great current that
glide, quietly beneath is constantly acquiring more power
and greater purity.
resignation OF Mr.. Smith Pressing Officer well As
Member OF the Common Council. IN consequence OF hs
appointment the Custom House also, an Invitation from
The New York Authorities Mayor md Council 10 .ola
in the celebration OF the opening OF yogr Water works
Unft tunatey, COunclIaens term OF office expire,
about that tie which makes the acceptan'e OF the 'vi7-
lien questionable matter, though ii would 40 doubt prove
4 very desirable one.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

advertisement; IN another colamn that those noble Singers
from the Mountains OF Tyro have returned 10 thi, City and
will give their FIRST Concert this evening Severe. new
pieces are in their hrs, e and their voices, are told
are as clear great rea, may be expected Let
them be welcomed by their old friends his evening ut the
New-ferk Society Library, with fa and fashionable
hsrss, Sse
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

II la TIE CLIMATE tbs UNITED STATES. II Is the
asna OF the pesen, of the year TIA, lays the oun
dstion OF aundice liver complaints other billions
affections ResSents o the South est; and
nifty generally are minded that 0sGoops INDIA CRoLA-
CoGuE 10 be- found a, P Bovine Co.'S SIS John ST proves
invariably successful pre-eti; lbose dis, ases aswel
unteiling remedy for their eectual cure SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

B' The SPEECH OF Mr.. WEBSTER, if delivered
to-day liz Boston, as we doubt not it was, was re-
ported expressly for The Tribune by the Assistant
Editor, whose reports of Lardner's, LyelFs, and
other Lectures, last winter, well as Of various
important Trials, have given him an enviable re-
putatiun throughout the country. 1t will be issued
from our Office this morning at the very earliest
moment after the arrival of the Boat-perhaps
not so soon US by enc Of our cotemporarcs; for
we are determined that it shall be the best
Repsrt, though it should thereby lose the chance
of being tho first. Newsmen supplied on the
most reasonable terms.
D The Address of Gov. SEWARD, before the
New-York State Agricultural Society, at the close
Of i.s Annual Fair on Thursday, appears cxcu-
sivey in The Tribune this morning. at our earnest
request. 1t will be read with interest and delight
by every friend of Agriculture not merely, but OF
the Elevation Improvement and Welfare OF oSr
Race 1t discusses the various topics incidentally
related to Agriculture and its Progress, and urges
the Importance of q radical, thorough reform IN
Education, founded on the principles of our lie
publican institutions. Rarely has an Address so
lofty yet 80 clear and practical in its aims been
delivered on such an occasion; and we urc sure
the qualification with which we present it will be
shared by our readers.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
W.;g senntoriaI Conventions.
NJ The omce of The Tribune is removed to tn
TO CORRESPONDENTS:

u Advertisers will please hand in their advertisement
far MONDAYS paper, before O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

E WILLIAM NEssLE, Loco, has been elected
Chamberlain Of the City Of Albany. vice G. W.
Bender Whi:, by vote of - to 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
MIR LINENS LETTER.


PnILADELPHfA, Nay q, 1910.
Lea Siri-I have The pleasure OF informing yon ',hat
ysur engraving OF Mr.. Cag Is completed, aud gives
muca satisfaction occasionally examined the proofs,
during psogres. and think Mr. Sart1in has been very
successful IN cntcaing he spirit OF ,hc original
Yours trrly GZoRGS LlSEs.
CERTIFICATES, &c.
have seen Mr. Linen. Clay Il is the 6ss: Of Clay
ever saw. II Clay character we'll resemblance.
hEsRY A. WISE, OF Virginia.
Aalo. House, February /, 1852
heye had tie satisfaction Linens Picture OF Dir.
Clay Certainly l. The best portrait Of thai distinguished
man have The engrcvi6g, il well done, will be
very valuable. EDwARo CUErI-, Of New York.
Astor aorse, Feb. 4, 1889. .
concur in the opinions above expressed by Mr. Wise
and DIR. Curtis JAMES HARLAN, OF Kentucky.
New York, Feb. i, 1889
i good resemblance of Mr Clay, especially the
preston OF The cnuntenauce.
Col. WILLIAM C. DAWSON, OF Georgia.
g Horxiss, of Virginia
As:or Hon.e, seb. 4, 1885.
concur most tuy in the opniens expressed 20
spectng tins amIrabie pctrre The arts, has caught The
spr of tie mar bright thoneht playing upon his
features, and peaks Henry Clay 10 the he
WILLIAM l.. STONE, Of New York.
February J. 1853. oil
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
Democratic Clay CIuD OF the Eighth

ward: The regular alonlty meeting OF th, CLUB
held on "Wednesday egening. 7 instant, the islo"Ing
resolution unanimously p->saj
Re,oired, That re highly approve OF tsie 7di-5s me-
in the New World, containing DOES, many Interest
ing facts and anecdotes OF that ilaSrions man which have
never before pGbii>hrd; AMI that in opinion the
attempt OF the 0co-Focos decr1 the work aud their
evidently concerted -uempt prevents sale by the news
bows will and ougbtto Stimulate the reEis OF Cay 10 'u
tain and encourage il b. order o.
WILLIAM II. SWEET, President
CHARLES w. WARD, S.cra,a,ies
THEODORE KELLEY, 50 HEeS5t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

II TIE Plebsi1n dissens decidedly from our view OF
The Doctrines OF Dorrsn Very well Will 1t therefore
be good enough to the Questions we lately address
ed 10 The albany args., relation this matter That
paper appears to have got enough OF the matter, and de-
cines even 10 let its readers know what they The Pie
seian is more Many Viii a,;emp, to ques-
, r,ns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
The Agricultural Fair.


The Annual Fair of the New-York State Agri-
cultural Society closed at Albany on Thursday Eve
ming We looked over it again tew hours pre-
vious and had intended to speak more fully OF the
display of superb Vegetables, Fruits Flowers, sc.
but what We would say we gladly defer TO the ad-
mirable Address of Gov. Seward on our First Page.
Suffice it that the Exhibition was in all respects
worthy of the Empire State and her Agricultural
Industry. Of Grapes, Pums, Apples, Peaches,
Turnips, Potatoes, Squashes, &c. &c. the speci-
mems ample in size and numbers, and excel
lent in quality The array Of Dahlins and other
beautiful Flowers in the Grand Tent was noble
one. OF the fruits of Manufacturing and Mechan-
ical Industry, the samples were rich and various
Of Agricultural Implements, the collection was
very great, and the improvements on former exhi-
birions plainly perceptible, especially in Plows,
Fannisg- Mills, &c. &c. A gigantic Garden Vase,
manufactured by ]. l.. Mott & Co. of this City, is
instance in point. TIE pattern (stone) was i'm
ported from Italy at cost CT $45; but our manu-
facturers have made one of the same size and style,
surpasses the original in that ii is not endangered
by frost. We saw there the best Washing Machine
that ever came under our observation, but have
forgotten who is the maker OF Stoves, Harness,
&c. &c there were numerous varieties. But we
must close, az the Fair Gid by Temperance Din
ncr at o'clock, which we were unable to stay for
so respected senior of the Commercial re-
mained the only representative (wa believe) Of the
Ncw-York Press-a post of which he doubtless dis
charged tho responsibilities and bore the honors
right worthiy.
OJ7 Cen OBADIAH GERMAN died on the oath
at his residence, Norwich, Chenango Co. aged 70
years He was one of the earliest settlers of that
town, crnigrating to it from Dutchess CO. in 1892.
In 1898, the County was formed from Herkimer,
and he was elected to represent it in the Assem-
bly,, and rec ected nearly every year till 1909, when
he was chosen a T. S. Senator. Though uni
form Democrat he voted against the Declaration
of War with Great Britain in 1872, but after II
was declared, did all in MS power to render 1t e-
fcient. In 1915 hc retired from the Senate; and
in 1919 was reelected to the Assembly and its
Speaker, as the supporter OF De Witt Clinton
He was for several years fret Judge of the Coun-
ty as well as Loan Commissioner and BrIgader
General. For the lasttwcnty years he has declln-
ed public life, though taking lively interest IN
the affairs of the Nation, and yielding Jealous
support to the Wing cause. For the last eleven
wears he has been member of the Methodist
Church Distinguished for good sense, k'Sdly
feeling, and unblemishcd integrity, he has passed
through life respected and esteemed; and his
death is deeply derlorcd. A large number OF
the aged citizens of Chenango were gathered at
his funeral.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

DEsTRUcrlSE FlRE.-A fire broke out between
and o'clock last night in the valuable block OF
stores or the East Bay. known as Prioleaa, ;
Range. The loss of property cannot be less than
800 900. Charleston Patriot, ot 26th.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
r-Thc Ranneris Enfur.

T. The Banner IL EnfufieG.-" tn'cn tgr The
,nLe of me Union - le AicDtT> O Ie tSi1&isTs A>sC
cA.IsS mud persons friendly The noble advocate Of our
Democratic Republican principles tESRY CLAT az re-
ques,cd attend The Monthly Meeting OF The A>o
c!aton Monroe Hall or nsada. -yeHn-, o.tEhef ID
oil B ORDER SILaS CHICK ERING, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
or7o wM Van TuY1., secretary. r, 0'''' o

u Fifth Ward ggcnry Clay G;s.b.-'' That
same old coon i"waig Principles: - SGCHo national
CURRrscY REGULATED ~ THE WILL aND Authority or
rIIy NATIoS"-Thc members Of The Fifth Ward Henry
tay Club are requested assemble their eai !taaf-
ers Marion Iouse 65 Chape:tee on Monday tvs|iaG,
October 81 at IL o'clock All wishing Join tie Cab
respectfully invited 10 attend
Ai,EI'R IT. SHULTz, yiro prss,,.
Ss.. H. WILLIAMS,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
q AnnunI Cen,mencr,scns OF Cs!umbia

CoIIexc.-T5e Ahnual Commencement Will b. held on
Tuesisy. Oct J. 1872, 10 y NJ, IN the Middle Duleh
Church The Procession, IN which lre invited guests VIII
oir Will leave the College Green q o'clack precsely
The usual exercises Of the day will De preceded by The
gafaion ol ihe President eiect, " E More, L. D.
Tickets Of sdss:2o may be obtained GpPlcat oh tn
the Committee. ia the Presdeas ia A. " daiiy
ABRAM 3 HEWITT, CtsG Cas- Com.
Nm :. SEESoChAX. Scc'y- oil KS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

APPOINTMENTS BY BENEDICT ARNOLD.
Gen Fam (Loco) p NJ. at Roscrsvillc, Tenn.
vice JAMES X NEIL. Whig, removed.
John p Chester. Loce) P. NJ. a, Ionesborough
Tenn vice j. CANNON, (Whg) removed
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
CITY INTELLIGE ENCE.
Civil and Criminal Courts, Corouer's and
Police Offices, &c.

LAWYERS D1ARY-This Day, October lst.-
C1scuIT CouRT-Nos. s.: g. 49, 81 1885, 1885, los IL: ia,
49, III, lls 10 l26 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
;, - -. "eM !" A''' = co~..r of Ss.s.u aad a'a'a.

DTo saose Hntcresfrd.s" the .es II !ncs,l,
ties OF the afflicted, saa considering the se s Wn d
limits Of he ndigenL The prices per soe ne cornr
each modified suit The Case TO be nad oa, AseDse
of Grrehweh Lane and 18th street. o2ooss @ ~ .rHOg2
oil IT VI " a., Ne.
u Free Congregational Churcss Cll,c sorisg stnsl tns
Rev. 5 o. Cschran late q Otfrn. Ohio, Is
preach Tomorrow morning. at 1os ocloek a ~ the ls
(, o,clock-sests Free All who wish to bear. o. r.
and 4li ssyaIoR OF the Gospel are inyiIed 70 a''s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

Po1IcE OFFlcE--SrEA.ISa CLOTHING, SC
Thomas Pierre sled ard committed Cor stealing
calico skirts frock kc worth S. 80 from Eesey grudasr
No. 226 BOwery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

r-lae WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED srATEs REGISTER
viii be published Saturday, October l. II contains "a
large and cl.se double column pages besde'+ pages o cot
orcd caYer all packed full OF the right sort of matter as
we could make 1t will be sold al 1T cents copy,
q nor hundred or $50 per thousand tor ~h down. aad not
,Ine following Is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01
~ Couron6:s VEGETABLE E;au:d gsuye-


delicate carration tint the colpezon is-5oS!e 5y
rubbing with a handkerchief linen cloth 81 cents 4
bettie-,o be had only G7 WaIker>trref, door from
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-01

u Mercnntile Agency.-This AgeIsy rs;ior II.
tesiShea Iune IatI ~ sUccessiul g,, Soa ts
nuubero. .ub,cribers saS been s.s:'!iy ssctah
n. n be e have .fs sscome na'sa subscriber
The Agency is 70 procare Information rs.peehg g.Ssa -,
ING, responsibility, 4c OF country nereoI,nS Ina
the New. E.gianh stnes New jersey paris at o. Wc5s
sad Pennsylvania the Territories OF Iowa a y.
sin, for the bene Of merchants in ae CITY o. b,i
shown th9r this Asency-ss condcced-has rto bore!
useful not only Ihe merchants this cty srs
and solvent merchants ia The country Iii be r,is
rlied 10 call, when the Terms and Conduol ui.oI!
known TO them. They can also make lnqanns nd he vel
charge, sufficient extent to tss the pau Uttered a
satisfied of the value OF the iniornatsh hs
atty hundreds o, lhousznc. of doars annually. ,sf
LEWIS TAPPAN corner ol Hsre'Ss Hs, = r;ldings
s27 cod I'm Exchange streets. NO Do'i