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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
S,ELENIT1 AND PULVERINE, mos,

> proved article at DING the Hair auburn, black or
brown, without a il'i1nd assi,tiuco
The inventor hivug for long time turned kis attention
tothe producing Of an chclci'us DYE, whereby Gray.
Rel or ghi Hair mil7t be changed 90 desirable
COLOUR lac now has the -aCu announce the entire
success NJ his cni~ivIuts, aui respectfully offers 10 the
public tie result Of his care all lhour
: Not.Irry tofhe SKIN ucci he apQrehenici frcm
the Sclcuc fuNcinc. will q rclacc ths liner.
Directions will accompany Zach bottle. Tie mtnufa,.
tuIrr is Felix tanl1n, Pcriumcur. Paris.
For sale only at T.. DUitAtN'S,
ma - Above the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
WORKS on BAPTiS\I.


A HISTORY oi BaVsm hof' from the inspired ami
n unins p.rc writings. ~ lsial Taylor Hinton
TIE Converts Guide o. hsi principles evangelical
truth; compiled uy isv = Bnhosds.
Tue mu aud suiicc'fof H,pusm. u, Miles = Icygci',
u late Professor 81 Rhetoric aud Ofanry n MaTi,I.
C"ltg" OiO aus Liccuccd Minister Of Tie Prcshytc
Iiau Church
RconverslH'u hcfwecn two Iayrnor. on The subjects
By Charles ~ Pcaillion.
scripture Guuc g. iilrtsui, c'nsirn- faithful eta.
ION OF al The p1ssascs ot fhc New TcHamcu- which &C.
.ie 10 is ordnance, with explanatory observations. by
Asce. Of Lister, on the mode and subjects Of Bipism
address iioiho Christian Public by stephen Ch1nin
tor sale by A. MADDOX.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALiCOES.
lust ed large a4sortcnt ~ tn lsh aud Aint H.
G nCslcocs at unprcc cdcufsd low price,
ie't and Dsrk Caicocs att J. s. IN snl l2lo
S"pipS0' $50 90 80 az a. 5 ,i wsn b.
Dack and White Cnhoccs, n i2i IL 2iard2jc
~ French Un. very supctt,r, atJftc
beautiful assortment of culnrCI hlscs aul white
lawns an Ginf h'ma, Which viii bee -i st such prices
cannot ia,l % please
The abovc cood-. with many others suited fp the soaeon
have been received and goat bargains he cypcs
al tINNtNGIAM'~
ma " Cheap Cash Dry G'ods store, Main -'.
bacon UAMs-Wc have in size a Iot OF BACON
- Hams, Ntlc pcf pound-gond
ma is 81 RpYAIt. & MORGAN.
FAMILY COMMENTARY. IN t,- Hoiy q Nc.
oi'rr wr"ors Published IN London ny The Religious
inti society, will maps Hrf cnrrav ra. " LARGE syo
good print 1ud paper, puc~ 81 ~ mic my quantity
mails Na.r .,-..' G.,.,.,.-.,
TuENWOnf ETEu>. m Tiu Moio,, 80 a,,,. n.oIsc
W RANDGIpU & coz
ma III runk fore Hui Rnfierv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
CHEAP DRY COODs FOR CAsI

ID H. JE: NIkINS would invite persons who want
IL bar gains for their money Ia examine tho following
Goods
SOoll yards spring Calicoes all prices from s TO- Re-
Is AMI hucr
BoHHefs-lOo Nuns Bonncis, 25c ZOO Bonneis for
Ladies ant Misses, comprising all the styles
Cotton OsSgbHrgs- IN bales 81 very low prices
Brown AMI ucachrd Shirings and Hhcetugs all widths
and AZ unparalleled low prices
Ladies Drsss Goois-A great variety OF Lawns. cold
Musns sSs Lephyrlnes, aud other new and fashionable
materials foe dresses
Fbr G.snsmsH- Cloths, Cassmercs, Vcstiuss Cravais
SocNs, suSpcncrs Hosiery Linens, Summer Gloves,
sc now aud cheap
FfosreTs and R5Gnis, great variety
Nard wide striped Lon Jl Ginghats fog Ia per yard
w0uh. 20 cents
Irish Lrnens by tho piece yard all prices. from Is
ca. Pa b O.. ~ the fiurst made
capcs and ChNG-s ai4rsc supply and cheap
M1Wsii1S H. L1fEs, all kinds gnd bargains
Also, many cheap Goods auction bought AZ
sacrifice, aud will be sold prices suit those who
bargains. iua u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOKS
- RECEIVED BIZ
SMITH, DRINKER x MORRIS.

April 18th,
y Vernon, DaSr Baos sf q Rustic Cottages Tho
sHe1eh Al ne Vermont Episcopal InstHne Bro, ana
in me hrst number shows the rudiments Of Arebscn-
fs 6rst & Sae, anu the p'oiessof Architecture from
$3.50, beginning, and Preliminary ExeTrfse. y,
ssasht and curved lines, with numerous p,,eS IN
me second number is devoted chiefly TO tie Do,in
ees and Plants as they sho DC re presenter in
a. ne lhiid number presents Drawings Of Rocks Boat.
U s p Win The came materials in the same
Inc fourth number commences wih a HIGHER c,,ssor
M ma 10 advance the PuPilin the Art Of Draw
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
Perspec,ys o. DsSns, and he Theory aud Practice Of
niotmaion on Stretching. Drawtns ana tp,d
~ -, y -hluais and the Human Figure with
easy and spcuous style. the use Of TsSehs,s
sensTueion by n whitock Teacher of me or az %1
Vo piawngs, from real views taken eTpIesiS % b ~
SUITS young aes an@ ssn Ss2 eSssH an
Tor liberal education embracing the departments Of
Coppe-psie EosrayinSs VIM sSpons i,is
press Instructions, by Reubens smith, Professor OF
R P51Ti9s apGk Of FqwsEs By Mss Ann Smith
man, London edition. - A' Aef
ICsethsr with Drawins Papers, Water COors in Sc.
raratc cakes Of all dcscTipuous.
Gold and silver Paints, Metiznt and Pink Coors Ponah
and Tissue Papers super Drawing Pencs OF diffefen
degrees Of quality, Paint Boxes, Painters Easeis &C
LADIES LEST GUILTY. PHILADEI--
PHIA sLIPPE ),
At One Dollar per pair.
WE have Trunk OF the above slippers, which va
JUDAH MYERS & CO.
| Lsp . Cheap Bnoi. shoe and Trunk Dc aier.
! SUMNER COATS.
| JUST received au assorimeniof White Linen G. ngbsm
%e' which cannot ail 10 please oil who them.
ap<I Opposite Exchange Hotel.
GRE DISCOVERY!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
FRESH AMERICAN AND EtrRopE1S
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERE. AMI
OTHER SEED

hANE ldst received 4 fresh aszortuien, or SOL .o
'us .Vey SnI m the choice Garden and beau
NJ $500, No't OF These SEED grown BY the
sinclair 81 barim0 ., aud some or fhcn 40 la.
ron te best European houses, all OF which are
At.n 70 ave faiisiac'ion show their s-arioTi,v
oSeI Ither seed ss the ensuing simmer will proyeHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

E'M 'ud after The 2jh % Apr, our ri wee ky line Of
hoat. 10 II nct lnrs will leave Richinon aud Lynch
nnrf on h'nday. "Wednesday aud F,iday AZ : oicocE A
" NY Arrangement We are euahcd iufiu csnncc
s.'u Viii ne western stages ont 81 Lyurhhurg. our
= ,>Nlc tiaa VIII run usual MONDAY.
aiu nav tFennE At O'Clock T.. NJ Asto tue conve.
mn Npe'iiion by this route ali othsrs going
lhins bu refer passengers others To rse Who have
travelled on DCais
aps3-tf boyd EDMOND n,yENpopr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
Err SEED.

tLOh Elk SEED.
Deh.ia double. Zinnia. Cas-.
ga, scotch Broom, Pink.
Honesty, Trefore, Candy
tuii, Chysanthemine, Egani
CofooPsis, Euphorbia varie
gated lee Plant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet Cacalia, Ia.
valera, AoOuis, Love in a
Mist, Megnione;te, Marvel o
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
nALTiMoE L,EE iNsuRANoE CO.
wuIJ1N MuRDoCu sc,ro,,rv

SELLS ENDOMMENTS FOR CHILDREN,
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOslTE,
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS IN which life the Interest OF mo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

w lase ~ store supply Of Iiies Xii and Morocco
t'iel res OF Philadelphia make which we are
stlIls ~ iic extreme low prcc ofsl ui per uar I,,
"anutS some cheap and good are Invited To i've Iii
f.. o, ID. BURLINGTON s. Co
- Mansion, Elrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

SUGARS, COFFEE MOLASSES, SC.
ElFfN-ONE hlds superior PORTO Rico Moasscs
lO du very superior fntto Rico sugars
" lar4 hardsowc Government l1vl Concc
lui ktEs sails. assorted of superior auafv ma.
uullc furcIof ~Nt lcs ton
2tons Eughsl lion assorted sizes
do American nhsfcrcf Stcel
2chcsts extra fne Nack Tea
@ btls Common MhiFkcy
Couprtes Alum and saltrcifc
The shove G'1s Landing o day from schr Increase
ant Will be cold very low, or cash, puncua eusio
mets.
PR ~ nLLlAN ANDERSON, N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

car y. FOR CASH.
IJ-I received, direct from Ncw Nors IN Gle rant and
~ teauuiu 'ofot
Cora striped Paws silks
Hl'cs aui Glue RACK io
- 10 go Gro dc Alg.ers do
30 Do DO Gro 90 Attnurc do
Rich rhcnc fl'i Lawns ami Mu.nns erfilctv new
po sni ~fnpsi lscEnncf Clmhrirs
lrwricccs now stYIc Mcusslaiuc de- Lame
Mode ani Fancy corr d1 10
Miuchc1ct Gnchitus, 81 superior quality
Rf.h Ris six ~liwls
DO o. b'd Nohait 10
Io'd~iS and Emb'd Mouslnc 90
Wine sri C'ld swiss isng <caris, cnurely ne,F
Br1lh1rIncs aud N1urninr TaWn-
Fancy SIX Nuts. of every vaficfv
hli-s N0h1ir 40. half fnarra
French XII Gloves. Of all cri1rs
N.HOk an Ito't 81 FrrarH
fan-v cc'i Cords ana fassrIs
Sun shades ani rtriso's
lo-c'lcr with every dcacr OF Goo MI suited f1, the
Guy uti'' which we arc IctcuIiuti to sell 40 prices fo
sui iH' Times lnirlfuG Obj krrr constantly on liant
f'ff a~-'fWcut ol Gnots p1rtcurriv adlrfcd this
market, We have ma'c artneemcn's io tIc North
ctN' wcosY, ilc most r.r0u aNr.. aui those destuf
20 purchase cau a.way tc supplied g.
apo Ncsi door TO \ DusSi a 60.
TOtLET BOTTLES, g..
TOILET BOTTLE cr glass. plain anil co'lrc'. some very
beautiful
Cologne Water rom Jean Marie Taroa. genuine. really
superior.
French srfrr,Hah Esseuccs rrthe handkerchief. win
M aesormrr o hair cl1 20, tooth ani ulU Hru-hsf Pes.
fumcry very desirable frurv Hrfrlcs-fnr sale iv
app ALEXANDER nUNRT A ca.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
v0L. HI. ND. ee5.

Of the Anglo-Saxon race which frat settled the
Eastern States, commencing at Plymouth 222 years
ago, we must recolect that the population has not
been confined to former limits, but breaking over
imaginary barriers, many years since, the tide Of
population has flowed steadily to the West
I" Two thousand miles westward from the rock
where their fathers landed, may now be found the
sons OF the Pilgrims, cutiva,ing smiling fields
rearing towns and villages, and cherishing the pa
trmoniai blessings of wise Institutions Of liberty
and religion Advancing, generally, north of
a line drawn through the fortieih degree of North
latitude, the descendants of a Puritan ancestry
now preponderate in the Northern and Western
parts of the States of New-Ycrs and PENNSYLVANIA,
Northern Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and all parts
Of Michigan and Wisconsin. 1t may safely be as
serted that in these States and Territories the pop
ula,ion of New-England stock amounts 10 at least
three millions Of souls. Nor do rivers, mountains.
or seas resist the progress of industry and enter
prise. Ere long the SONS OF the Pilgrims vii! be or
he shores of the Pacific. The Imagination hardly
keeps up with the progress of population, Improve
ment and civilization" We take no accoun, in
.hese observations of those numerous emigrants
who, from spirit Of commercial enterprise or
'ther causes, swell The population of cities, or
seek their fortunes in Southern and foreign climes
Estimate of the present Population of the Northern and
Western States, of New England Ancestry or stock
White Population of the NJ Eng Stntes in is4s 2l2 65
Proportion OF N Englanders IN the State OF n. 500GO0
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
= rs-TssD.y moRsING. DECEmBER %. asss.

The iURNouT At LowELL.-Abous seventy
girls, at werk in the Middlessx Mills, left their
work during the week, il consequence OF notice
being given, that these at work at peculiar kind
of fabric would have the price of weaving reduced
at the first of the gear. we have made inquiries
as to the facts of the case. We understand that
their places were Immediately filed By other girls.
Several OF the girls who haze LETT have made, the
past month, s26; and the contemplated reduction
was SO vary triling that it would hardly have bsen
felt; and it is doubtful whether lheiI wages would
rot have amounted to nearly the same as usual, as
great improvements have been made. Many of
the girls are already sorry that they left, and have
made application TO come back The wages du-
ring the last year have been much higher than du-
riDg the years 80 and 40, of which the Loco.Fo
cos boast We shall only say at present, that the
story in the Advertiser, of the Company having
declared a dividend of 10 per cent for the last six
months, is totally false. Lowell Courier.
G Last week little boy by the name of Ro-
bsrts about - years OF age, was over by a car
full OF coal, on one of the railroads.
Pittsburg Advocate.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

BROOKLYN, Nov. %, 1912.
Mrssrs SANDS: Gent-althcpsh oistgured and de-
ofped or ie have not lost nay recoilecln; aud never,
While exist shall 10 feel grateful or benefits corr
ierTed through the OF your invaluable parria.
vas dttached 10 the year 1879 with AcroGOgs affection
the end ot my nose commencing will; small red spot
snded with itching and burning sensations Til: induced
rrGnng, and now commenced be rayagcs or disease
Which progressed Is follows: The eft uostr was first
destroyed ard continuing upwards crossed the bridge
cartilage, bone and all sGrroundny narts unl 6U1y
The was entirely eaien or; he passage or conyeyp
tears from ne eye 20 he nose obleTated, whci caused
coatisna dow OF tears The disease sefz.d upon the
upper lip extending the rgtI cheek and my t
ufenes were sush better be ihandescrbed
am native OF Son2 nam, Ia Eos.ln3, AID my case Is
well known there. The fist Physicians IN the Xnggnr
prescribed FOR but with 'tIe beaeGt AZ ona rie
was directed 10 take b3 drops OF the TingtGre Of I
req times day. which continued for six aonisis Ia sue
c.on Al another time applied oil Y.r 10 tie pas
.Ier ,i,is used prec iotio:i or Sir st!ey Coops ,, al
rrny,d in vain coniinusd grow worse ana asa rovp
ng uas viii catch straw, used every remedy coald
hear OF tfa. considered applicable 10 roy case, until
became 1Sted rItl the treatment ac renquisiIeG all
hope OF ever getting we'll
Esany pronounced the disease Ceacer, but DR.. M,
r.Gsr whose treatment was, consthered II Scfenlors
Lupus and this is the nane gwen y hy medical men As
las, resort recommended 20 ny ciEge Oh ar ana
an Atlantic voyage and IN Apr is sailed toc h0Frfa
and arrived here the lncnth OF ay Inc d'sass eon
nrsd gradually TO incfea-e extending upEaf0S and pacs-
ars having destroyed the entire nose and ast verso
! towercs the frontal sonc, i seiAeA ~" ''' ~
While crossing on tie Feryooat from 8rookiynt TO New
work niletnsn was attracted oy nay appfaFance aun
t RE 5y friend have yo1 Used te SSrsapa
t ~ YES -yped l. various kfns, aIe Every ia' etsc
rould hes OF: bur, said be, . mean siao5S
ra' No. Irepiet Then use = T. sf ,laasr was ia
duced 10 make trial Of medicine fe SC hsls iee'i''
aeRde6. r,.r 49,. .,,r. rs,;.f and
yopferfrl 10 te after using yoar es' ina ~
months feel whis we'll. The cesSe I stepPsa s ~ 10
ravages ali those racsing and n neH:s pam s1s
and snder The blessing Of Divine Providence, sttr9nis
the result entirely the OF saadss arsapsrda hl1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

252 les
In our next number we propose to take COM
parative view of the progress of population, and
the results which have followed from the English
settlement at jamestown in Virginia, and other
parts of North America.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Martha Conin has lived in my family the last Is years
and herebv certify the foregoing statement made by her
self is correct. Mrs. MARY Il. LLOYD,
No. 6Gt Broad 81. Newark Nj.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

have confidence in the representations made ~ Martha
Coniin, and have full knowledge OF her case.
ELIJAH e. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward OF the City OF New.York
Dee
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

D The Malay boy, who disappeared on sun u,
day nigh. Of last week, from the ship saraeen if-
ing at Boston, was found at Chelsea oeach oa
Friday morning, badly frozen ltappears he sooS
beat and weas to Chelsea, probably not knowing
where he was going, and doubtless lost MS way
He was taken 70 the hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

The following certificate Is from gentleman who lost
the whole OF his from Scroidous disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

place full confidence in the statement made by Martha
Conn, having known her the past twea,y years Will
cheeruy give any particulars IN relation 10 her case to
Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Prince
street, N. Y. Dec IA, lsfA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

PosrAGE.-We learn that several Postmastsrs
from some of the principal cities-tlie Postmaster
of Nsw-York being of course among -thena-are
now at Washington, consulting with the Postnas-
ter General on the subjee, of reduction IN the
rates Of postage. lCom. ADV.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

GELATINE TURKEYS and PICK
licles on the occasoa ot the Years coare.aaiory visit
has yearly increased have IN anticipation o The ceSteul
had brought large ant choice lot OF Oysters, Which
am picslsg expressly the irc In peculiar and supe.
rer style aud II Is hoped that in the desire 10 have some
has nice tor the tie occasion say eircuar MI not DC Gf'
got The Rone rGrkey> viii be Jelied aud decorated IA
the mos, crnariental stYl snd vtriegated ealo.s
GEORGE L. DOWNING,
SO F,ourt,,.s.rset, ? ,lcofs Eas; OF Broadway,
~ BFar The convenience of tsIits residing OF dlher-
en-, parts the city, orders will be eisci up 10 the 2sh,
al MIR Iiswrs Bakery OF sigh.h lvenpe and SsS.
euieenthsreet; BsrraM Co.'S Groesry, IL Eas Broad.
way ccrues u Pike-s,rec and r. S,rwald'S Agency
office, Is Futerrst srouktyn. GsS, .6th &Sth, ts.h
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

SIIERIFF'S OFFICE, urIcA, December 2s. 1872
IL TEE subscriber having been appointed Sheriff OF
Onsida Coty and having entered he duties his Of
nee, requests all letters and papers ccia business
addressed 70 him al U.ica T. s. PAXTON,
da 5w Sheriff Of Oneida County
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
desire that the afflicted sasy longer delay bas ,hs
r:gh, medicine ana get crred,
rsaain, with feelings Of lasting gratitude
Your fricno, THsENAS LLOYD,

SrArE or Ssw-fosS, On
City Of 6reohlyn, - 5 is4s.
Lloyd, and Acknowledged tie
and thai be execute q the Saasc
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

know Martha Conliu and have known OF her suffering
illness. John DUBOIS, Bishop OF Ee%-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

(7hRISTMAS PRESENTS
~ Tea Company eavc received sgnali lot OF tie naess
splendid Chinese Tea Gaddies that ksSe ever heen IN.
portcd into seir fvarors patterns s tchi inlaid con
aiming aSons t2 pounds OF kiniy fayur,ies a. 80 every
DESCRIPTION OF tea which grows in China especially OF the
higher grades, such oo.ong, NrSco, seurny FeSce.
SSnn sri Gunpswer convenient and eIeans packages
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

Mayor o. the Clty O. 6rccaitn.
Sanoss SarSapars will also aed permanently
cure diseases havsny their cigi, in Tn iupr aic et the
nsS ahd 0rprarsd eondiso of the gcs r e0as;itsgN,
s'zs ssso.uIa of as's Evil, in its toro> Raeems
t' oo,.sAaLS Srupstcrs, SIoicsss btie Pm.
pes OK fususs ea tes iac. cAren,c Ser Eyes g g~orui
" IstieT >e%le ea9 enlargement and pain o the eone>
aH Jo'nts saoGofn eeers syphe sysoptoGaS, diseases
a,es.s. and other sinitar CON pistnts. .
Prepared ard solo RI waoeac and retail and for sxpost-
ation by A. B. SaGes Co. No. s7s BrcadwSv feranita
Saii9ngs) cuGtr OF ChaGbers street New York Also sold
by s. D. Sands, Druggists, No 70 and 100 Fultcrs.
Cavd SANDS Co No. a Sast Broadway, corner OF Mar
Ae.-Sree,. and by Druggists generally ,hroeshons the
Nce-The original documents may be seen by caheg al
orr store. No rs Broadway. G22
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
MARTHA CoNLIN,

know Martha Conn and believe what she states 10 This
document to be perfectly true. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF New -YoRX,
Rector OF ST. Peters Church.
Given at New York this 1l.h day oil December, 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
Cheap Publications.

" The following Publications are for sale
at the office Of The Tribune, NaSaus,yeet, opposite the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
C. MuRpaY

as sssh day o, November,
oeiage rae coaSe TaGasss
Ta.h OF tae ssresoiog paper,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

fsYHREE DOLLAR HAIS.-Jnst fin
Il iscd, Ihe splendid article ever offered 70 ihe
Also All article at So equal durability and iasre 10
those sold by others al s.. Fine Nu,rias ~ 5o
da lnk BROWN Practical Halter, I48 CansI.st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29
ECONOMY AND FAsHlON-Wa

A lR TIGHT STOVES.-Tne greatest
IA variety and cheapest article in i ciiy lined with
pan may be louad no 23l Water street, "a door FROM
5eehan just received lrcn Eostooa superior an.
Gle with Please call and judge for yourselves
iuah. daI Ims
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

4 yitUt. ORk'S AikTlGHT STOVE.
IL The undersigned the only agents for vending and
sclng the article in the City OF NewY0r. Oi their
utility superior excellence certificates from pc OF
the espeetabity be at the store. guar
against any eIpoolons Il put mp according 70 our
directions. We have also al improved Alright stove
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

CHEAPEST, best and most faslionaoie
" in New.York. Hats, Caps, aafs, faHey fnf'' fui
Trimming, cid Pufs attraied 10, a! "a. s,,o,,,
$50 IaF HoNaHOUE Es, "a ---- Do.-L-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29

- W E0t IS tnat, I.lOIIr!
The Eagle, boy.
Proudly c.reerng MS course OF 10Y
Firm on his ncantain pnions relyi'R,
lie breasts the dark storm, the red bolt deiy ibs,
His wing on The wind ans his eye on the sun
He swervss hair, bat bears onward risht on
Boy! may the Eagles fight ever be thne,
Upward and onward aad true 10 iAe ine'
It's this noble for,itude-,hs unfnching fidslty
to right purposes, through good report and through
evil report, which has wrought this mighty change
in the public estimation of HEsRY CLAY. and
raised him from the apparently hopeless condition
of PROSTATE and ruined politician the very acme
of the peoples regard ard affection. Like the
Eagle, his course has been .. onward, right on
with an unblenching eye, an unfailing pinion. 1t
were WELL if all eur public men, on entering upon
political lise would study and emulate his example.
It is the only sure TO the attainment of
during fame. It may, as has been the case with
Mr.. CLAY, lead to temporary banishment from,
popular asor but in the eud twill most certainly
conduct him who steadily pursues ito the highest
round in the ladder Of just ambition For
az Truth Is omnipotsat AID Public Justice GER
tain" Memphis Tenn. Enq
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-29


Lectures commence III II O'Clock.
Single tickets % eacE y for The course (ten Lee
lures gentleman and ady for te course sS cards OF
admission family 81 Tor the Stockholders can
obain te tickets on application the Institute,
Ter the 2ih inst GSo W. Belt
a2 Chairman Lecture Committee
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12

ILLINOIS RIGHT SIDE uP.-The Sangamo jour-
nal Of the 9th inst. says: eve have but few re-
turns, but we judge we are beaten all round. From
all parts Of the State we hear the same story When
the Wings succeed, bulletins arc sent flying IN all
directions, hut when they beaten we have to re.
" upon runors-fgures don't suit their tastes. In
Galena we learn that the Democratic ticket received
majority Of 100 votes, electing Democrat to the
House of Representatives. This is the first time
for number of years, that 10 Davies county has
elected Democrat. In the Peoria Senatorial Dis
trict the Democrats have gained Senator and two
Representatives, and in Peoria county alone, Ford
received majority of about 200. In Hancock the
Mormon county, his majority is rising 1000. 1t is
thought that Ford's majority over Duncan in the
State will be between 10000 and $4,000 Hurra
for the Sucker State.