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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

rnginia.-The House Of Delegates OF tiis;
State has passed bill, whic!, after session OF
ninety days. reduces the pay 81 the members of
the Legislature 10 two dollars per diem. Th;s
bill, no Goub,. will have tho effect Of shortening
the sessinns Of thai body and induce those.
members who ara fond si n,asiu;: ssts .sil5ct.
speeches, ii the expease olihepespie ID aissia
more parciaaI 10 inc basress Of sksir ranAi,...l
enu. Wonld MT d hil! d il.c saac lsiaa s.
beaefcisl ie.slie csaafi s5opld i be adsp;ed
by Consfea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

eo#srixnss lIis Fed Juisr says: "a
faw days ausa IDS Essssleaas ne Gsscrper
Of Georgia, received B! snail, . folded sheet os
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09

esteem of The Legislature,
the people of South Caro-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
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ssEs,K l2 10 Gents.

u-- TIE Vuc ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR rpr yrAs I9lS contains liable showing the popua-
ton OF the United States by States and otal also The popu-
a,on of ,he Cities and larger in the United States;
aiSo The nonnl,on of The State OF NewYork by Counties;
Ecpses Planets &c &C.; Calendar Of the months IN 1875,
with calculations for each section OF The Union Diary OF
Remarkable Events &C. List OF Officers of the Government
OF the u =, Executive Judicial and Diplomatic; senate
and House OF Representatives till March 4h, lS+; an af
Gle on The Protection Home Industry being careful
summary OF The considerations which impei Us 10 cher
e policy OF Protection with brief review OF The reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greeley General jack
sons Letter ~ support of Protection; Extracts from The
messages OF Washington Jefferson Madison, Monroe, j. O.
Adams Jackson and Tyler favor OF ditto; Facts for
Farmers; Manufactures of the C. S; the Elements and
Names OF PareS Votes for President and Vice President
at All The elections under the Federal Constution Votes
Tor Governors, Sc and for President in The Stair of New.
York. the Grounds OF Difference between the con,end;ng
parties; Memoirs c Henry Clay the new Apportionment
OF Congress complete Election Returns of the Union by
States and Countess total Votes for Preden, in 1886 and
1910, BY States and aggregate Times of Holding Elections
in each State; Anecdotes Epigrams and uumnrs of the
Times.
GT This Almanac forms very complete Register for the
year, and will be found very convenient in the copnno
ROOM the workshop the fresde OF the farmer The
readiog alone is worth double the price of the work
while ,he satisfies contained in be purchased in
any other shape for five times the money.
U Price per single copy l?t cents; 81 per l0p or Ss5
per oo0 IL for sale in the principal Cities OF the Union
by the Agents OF The Tribune, aad may be pu chased
either wholesale retail, from The Booksellers
in The United States GREELEY L McELRATH
Tribune Buildings loo Nassau.Street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

On Monday evening 3si ul, by the Rev. j. o. Choules,
Mr.. John R. Simpson Miss Catherine c. Martin, all of
this city.
On Sunday evening, 30th ult by the Rev. Dr. Power,
James Coad Sarah NJ daughter OF John Rice all Of this
city.
on Sunday evening. 50th MI; by the Rev. Valentine Buck,
John r. um-r to Miss Mercy Clark Mitigate, both of this
city.
a, Johns,own, Fulton CO. on the e6,h ut by the Rev.
Hugh MAR, Mr.. STEPHEN LIVINGSTON TO Mrs ELEANOR
BosHAaT, all Of Joanstowp
At Oswego, the l7h uli John NJ Casey, Esq. TO Miss
Matilda V. Fort, daughter OF Jacob Fort ESD all OF
that Town.
AT New Hartford, Conn the slst ulL by the Rev. Cy
rus Yale, Lynd L. James OF New-York and Ann Maria,
daughter of Roger Mills, Esq. OF the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
DIED:

Suddenly Monday evening Slst u, from the effects Of
fall Henry X. son OF Henry r. Dunham in the seventh
year OF his age
he friends the family invited attend his funeral
this wednesday, afternoon al O'clock from the house OF
his father, 1877 FrankliBstreet
On Monday evening 3lst ut. Thomas Carvi eldest soa
of Thomas and Elizabeth Whybrew, aged two years and
nine months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, this Afternoon at O'clock with
out further noica from 81 King.st
On Monday 3!st ut. short but severe Illness John
s. Cannon, aged IL years.
Funeral his late residence 10 Suivanstreet, this az
ernoon al O'Clock.
On Monday slst of consumption Susan wife Of Abra
ham Beekman the 3ilh year OF her age.
On Monday 3lst ult. suddenly, of cougesion Charles
Matthew'S native of Wales, aged As years.
On Monday Sst ul, John P Eastman, formerly OF Kings
ton, N. H., aged 50 years.
After illness OF three weeks duration, Mr. Robt
Jubb of the Yorkshire ard Lincolnshire House. "a Peck
slip.
ASt Leuis on the 10Th ult Caroline H., wife of Samuel
Avis in the S6th year OF her age.
Al New PEORIA Ill, Austin Chapman, Esq lately from
Ncw-Yerk on his way Iowa Territory, with view OF
| removing thither.
Al Macknaw, Tazewe couny. H., on the 18th ult Geo
Holton, recently Of Alton. aged 30.
At Stanford the Niagara Margaret, wife OF Lieut.
Morrison the 9lh Regiment, aged Il years This lady
cief witness in the celebrated Mcleod case tried
at Utica in October, ls4l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
NIAGARA FALLS For sale.--The

suoendeus exhibition OF the Falls of Niagara with
real water exhibiting at the American Museum, OF
fpred fo sale sacrifice from tse hrst cost
This model covers three hundred square feet and after
long series perments completed as 10 give most
accurate vie OF this great work of Nature. The appc7
tion o r. Water in Panoramic View is for the first time
Introduced in this II is rushing rocks and prec
pices and mnglng with the river below. Every house.
bridge rock attached 10 its location rs faithfully repre-
OF The FAILS and nelghboood This great work waud be
one OF tia most profitable exhibitions that could be engaged
for this country Europe, and every thing connected with
il 80 simple that any person take down. put up
and Sc, il in operation. Application may be made at the
Office the American Museum, where every IntoEnanon
can De given. nsNS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
MONEY MARKET.
cs IA the stock Exchange, Nov. 4.
Ooumerciai ana 8Eeney Matters.

There was litle working up the Board today and
prices took upward tendency Delaware advanced =
per cent. last sale. Farmers Trust went up - MO
hawk !, Harlem J, Utica Schenectady /.
There vas also some doing STATE Stocks but generally
al lower rates New York, Ohio and Kentucky Skies fell
off per cent. Iasiana Bonds improved per cent
sale $4,000 Treasury Notes was made al the Board at
premium
In the Foreign bill market there is nothing doing. We
quote Sterling 6 G!. Francs ) Is 5 42i.
Inland Exchanges remain without change and ralerquet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
oo9 iaN8

~ Lectures OH Neuroto2y-Dr. ~ 49,,
will deliver course OF six popular Lsclues oi ~. Nm
OF Neurology during the present week, al ne 80
The frs, lecture will be delivered on Monaay n,e'S'
and the others The successive evenings o. 'ne " % -
subjects OF The Lectures will be as follows .
Upon the principles of Neurology and the history Oh 'ne
science. e t,,id and lis
. Upon the human Neu-raura or mucous iiu'u' aio "
transmission from person 10 another ,,,,.,;s of the
g. Upon the Electricity, GayaHisIn ara MaS nelis. " @ W,
human frame, and other Subtle lmpohueIdo'e
vet known 10 naturalStS. -. ,r.r,rrir
Upon lhe excitability OF the human braIn oy
influence, and the application OF TINS discovery - "
OF diseases md the Improvement OF educauon. .,is,
s. Upon the principles of Neuaur:c ope'I''os, M,,Trie
of local pain and the OF curing headache oS
influence. ,,o-,, pb;oSo-
G. Upon the revolution in Plrenniosy OF ho''i ''
phv produced By NeHauric experiments .e,i.,;,l Inv
These Lectures will be accompanied, II d0.' - ~ ~
illustrative experiments upon such gentieine ;snsnra
audience capable OF ieeilng the Neu'u''N
and describing their sensations. ,,..,. Hotel
Tickets may he had nj the Asior House nov a. ,ns,
the Clinton Hall, Wiley X Putaam or Day ION y si IS W.
Broadway.
EEnII style Of sien.iemen's RAai~-p
- of pin. and Nassausreets has now ready Tor ln-
SPeou1n ~" sA o6 FSMGW+
mems Hats.
m. sneucer announces gentlemen tha MS alrdhse
men.s are now completed for supplying aecofa'ne %
,;e,s int;u,a,ou, A FINE Fur HAT at price tSS so
which shall render il emphatcay the oeapess a' wen
loves, priced Geutemens Fur Hat ever On saie ~ .
city II Is prepared in The style which
opr finest article and like that article offered al p'iee
whicb il cannot be continued without an unusually lap
sal. The undersigned with all confidence anrus IL 10 ne
for the gentleman and economist the most desfapie
Ha, yet offered. (oa0tO SPENCER, 2io broaaWa!'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

e Meeting in the Great Tent, at NEWARK.
-. November 5-Arrangemenis have been made for
3chng The great TabeTnace in the City of Newark
me Sd ni Noyemher The meeting continue 10 days.
r. "m Miller, Rev. j. Litcb, J. v Hines and others,
are expected TO be present. and will show from the Word
OF God The manner and object Of Chrss Second Coming
together with the reasons for expecting him lst3
The tent Is TO be pitched the OF Mulberry and
Camp Streets in the South pari OF tie city. oSI ST.
y $50 Reward for the apprehension and conviction
ot The villain villains who and nuated the back
panel OF the Washington Hose Carriage, No. l2 on the
morning Of the S0 inst the re in Broadway md Twe
y hrst street By order OF the Company.
nj Sc STEPHEN KANE. Foreman
II New-York Lyceum Lectures.-ISrRoDuc-
TORY LECTURE on edEesday Evening, I'd list, a; half
past seven O'Clock, the Tabernacle by the Rev. SAMUEL
b. Cox, D. D. Tickets for the single Lecture, (ainit,ng
Lady and GenLeman,) fifty cents may be had NJ the
door on tue evening ef Lecture. L. g: FORMAN
nj z is Rec. Secretary.
u Hr. Robinson Lectures This Evening at the
Rev Mr.. 6urcharss Church. of Houston and Tom
son.streets, commence o'clock. Subcc,-the hso
rcal analysis OF Daniels Prophecies showing that current
historical errors the occasion OF the principal conirover
sizes which obscure Interpretation As this Lecture
designed TO be introductory 10 several which may be given
subsequently, admt,ance will be only lsi cents. NJ IT.
u G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manufacturer OF th
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop los Broadway. OPS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

VIII be published on Wednesday,
CELF-DEYOTION, or, the History of
- KATHERINE RANDOLPH; a Novel. BY the Au-
thor OF The Only Daughter Price . cents copy.
Recently published at the same price
RIsSzI by E l. Bulwer. With plate.
LAST DAYS OF PoMPEIT; by the author With plate
THE CzARINA, Romance OF the Court OF Russia; ny
Mrs. Holland.
EuGENE AgAM; By f. L. Bulwer. With plate,
PAUL CLIFFORD; by the same author. With plate.
DEvEREux; by the same author. With plate
THE DisowSEp; by the same author Win piate.
PELHAM: by the same author. With plate.
no ans HARPER& BROTHERS, 81 Clih-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
TIHE AMERICAN EDITION of the

FENHE AMERICAN EDIIJUN OF the
4 FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. SO, for
October, will be published THIS DAY.
CONTENTS.
l. French Criticisms of English Writers.
. Anselm OF Canterbury, by Franck.
g. Celebrated Crimes by Alexander Dumas
l. Ritters Ancient Philosophy.
). RusseEger's Travels in Egypt
g. Travelling Rornances-M Dumas on the Rhine.
I The Letters of Margaret OF Navarro.
8. Naples and the Neapoitans
9. GerviDus German Literature.
10. The Idy. OF Theocritps.
Ii. Memoirs OF Rarrere, President OF The Convention
10 Newspaper Literature OF The United Statcs-ChroFo-
logical Table OF kussia-short Reviews
OF New Works-Foreign Correspondence-in
0ance kc JOSEPH MASON, Publisher.
lI lO2 Broadway up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

~ To the Heirs OF Anne!se Jans--A meet
ing the Heirs will be held important business on the
Sevcrteea Of November next o'clock al RuTZERs
M II G. SULLIVAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards Ascnoaeer.
~ BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT,
~ Sisre lsS Broadway
Liberal cash advances made carsguueus os auston

pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.
a( Sisre lss Bruadway
Liberal cash advances made cersgunents auston
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov.
siiseELLASsoes AND SrANDASn Books FROM esivArE
nany hne English Editions. Among them viii be feuni
soass's Geology; spences,s Eare oueene; Btown Phi
osophy vols Angeles Pic Mic, svo ssaksp. ares Works
Sne edition vols svo, Sheep Fox's Book Martyrs La
doSs Works vo.s Lord y,tletoa's Letters SCOTS Poeti-
cal Works Ca;oS Letters. vols Dramatic MISCELLANY Il
vols: Oways Plays Lees Works; De Lilies Poems vols
fac copy; Beauties of Nature and Art le vois Mann.
ages coiored plates svc Coledges AIDS Museum OF For.
esn Literature, vols Quarterly Review. IS vols Rich.
arons Dictionary, vols Paleys Theoogy, vols Penny
Magazine, vols, &c. &c-
Also complete of the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, Sc
N''N> FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 4.
All O'Clock.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF Books IN QuANrITiEs-Embracing
fancy bound Books, &c.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ls, and following days
GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED BooSs-Aboot s, COO volumes
Of Books slightly damaged by water at the onrning OF
MeSsrs. Harpers' establishment
At PRIVATE SALE
etot Stereotype Plates 10 Feetwoods Life OF Christ,
SOS pages, octave. with engravngs
PY S. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 81 VIII
-as Har-street corner OF pine,street
AT 10 O'Clock. al the Auction Room.
FRENCH Goops-Ry caalogue-For approved endorsed
notes at months erediioo cases Freoeh Goods cow
prng great variety and extensive assortment O! staple
and fancy articles OF recent imporIations.
Catalogues and samples on the morning OF sale.
Also. by order OF aSisueeS, tor whoa, IL may concern
An entire invoice of ladies muslin Caps chdens DO mis-
BonneS; lade Capes, Collars Cuffs, Bands. Sc.
Also, cases 6-l Printed Saxonies
Also, best Poughkeepsie solid head paper Pins
SATURDAY, Nov. s.
At 10 O'Clock, AT the Auction Room
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs-Fron, the shelves-eD credit
OF six months for approved endorsed poes2Oo super
West OF England Cloths and CasSnees imported, com.
srisng woodyed blacks, bowns invisible green, olive,
citron green. c!aret. dahia &c
Also, l25 pieces wes, OF England London and French
CasSinleres-
TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
At Ia O'Clock, al the Auction Room
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs-Frem the shelves--on credit
of tx months for improved endorsed noesoO pieces
peror West of England Cloths and Cassneres just i'm.
ported.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. g.
A; 10 O'Clock, al The Merchants Exchange.
Far the benefit of whom il may concern3 TAIRTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS lin sums OF 800 10 l,l00 dollars
each OF the Bonds OF the Boston and NewYork Coal
Company, incorporated by OF the General Assem-
oily OF the State o Maryland passed December session,
1873 y bearing interest the OF per per annu,
payvble semi-annualy, the saMe being past due.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

NJ Prices s,it the times Oar motto is large sales
ia a small pratt. C. w. SMITH Co 25l Broadway
C, He'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

DY ORDER Of Jos. Mullen, Esq, Su-
preme Court Commissioner, residing at watertown
Jefferson County notice hereby given that attachment
has issued against the Estate Of James Brooks now or at:
of ST gustine, Florida nonresident debtor, and la.
appear and TO md
in nine months the first publication OF this
that the payment any debts due TO in by -oney
State and the delivery him for his use OF rer G OF any
within this State belonging him. and the d are void
such property by him, are forbidden by ID"
Dated January l21h. 1872 .,.u.M
80, ,,uo-. ~ hfl Attorney for Attaching 'se'e
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
" uarpetings! Carpetings: Carpelings: I:
u Cnrpetings. French Drnggets, Floor

y tnrpttEnEs, 4 ftnCh UrHs s.tt8,, o, =. iOoi
Cloths. &C. Ac.-Jnsi received an invoice OF iuhkEf
and RoYAI PATENT iIMINsTER CARPETISGs OF the uosl
costly and magnificent description. Also an invoice OF
BRUSSELS, SaxoSY ROYAL WILTON and VELVET Carpet
iigS OF entirely patterns, not TO be obtained al any
other in this country the patterns being registered IN
England by agent. Also an INVOICE OF kIpDERMIN,
figures. Also invoice of FRENCH DRuGGET an entirely
article LEOPARD GIRAFFE and MOSAIC patterns OAK
and MAHOGANY col,red &c. Also an invoice OF ENGLISH
and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL CLOTHS NEW Patterns, among
which s one TEssELATED EGYPTIAN MARBLE pattern
Together with splencid and extensive assortment OF
Hearth Rugs Door aiats, Table and Piano Covers and
all necessary articles connected with the Carpeting bus
B. Prices 10 suit the times Oer large sales
-,t---..cI W sMJJIJ &, 70 05i Rrnoduay
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
M RRIED .

1J G. SAUNDERS. Inventor and Manufacturer c
Metallic Tablet Razor Strop. les Broadway. OPS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
hlITSEUM ~ PTCTURE
pRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Pen

manship both plain and ea,a, Arithmetic, Ge'
ography, English Grammar Book Keeping, As,ronomy, my
Surveying and Navigation Learners study separately anu
attend TO ony one branch until acquired. The de-
sign is TO afford facilities those who have not had suitable
opportunities school Each branch IS taught on the most
I'm nrcved principles and in the shortest possible time. A
plv at No 80 Second street the Bowery. o29 wis"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

#, B. Bieecker, Auctiontr.
% Tie Snie of Furnifure at 1872 Fulton street,
postponed yesterday, will place without fail THIS
DAY, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. n2N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
!, MoRRIs.s CONCERT and olio
NRANDCONCERT.-Mr. Fred. Rake

" respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he will give first Concert IN America Monday
Evening. Novembeo II the Apollo, assisted by Madame
Ouo, SgRor Rapeai and Str. L Eakemann.
Tickets dollars each may be obaiued at the princi
pal Music stores Concet; commence ociock.u2 5us'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
ARRIE Ed.

Packet ship NewYork, Cropper, from Liverpool 9th u
with mdSe 10 c. H. Marshall.
Brig Washington Farikner from 81 MI Mcnaels' c anu So
o9i, Peak OF Pco NNW. % miles distant, spoke u 3 brig
Somers, al well.
with mdse. Ne.mh, Leeds < Co. 22d lat As long D.
in sudden shit Of wind from Sc 10 y" had the douoie
reeled ioretepsnil blown from the yard
Brig susan Pltlee. Calais lal!. 10 Smith / Boynon
Bsss Lee Randolph; Martin, Daring, II days from Lu-
Schr Caspian Ryan, HaIowe, with aih and potatoes 10
r V. Meigs.
Schr Lille Mary, Kimba from Portland, with moiasses
Schr Ganges, Horn Calais, with lath Smith BoynIon
Schr Catherine, Marshall Calais, with lah 10 on'lh
Schr Emulous Nantucket, in ballast.
Schf Watchman, Williams, from Thomason, with lime
Schr Green!eaf. Sleeper. from Thomaston, with lime.
Schr Leo, Powell, from Thomaston with line
Schr Zephyr, CfocSet, from Thomaston, with lime
Schr Corvo, from ThomasCn, with Lime.
Schr Fame Swil, from alachIas, with salt
Schr Pioneer, Presbey, from Taunton.
Schr Samuel Ncker.on, from Cape Ann with isf
Schr Eliza Jane, Thomas, from Vi.al haven with hst
Schr Albion, Moore, from Camden, With lime
Schr AleI abder. from Newport, in ballast
Barge Planet, Geen, fton Philadelphia, with Hlt'e 10
J. & N. Briggs.
BELOW! Ship and Brig.
S.iLEu-Shps Yazoo. Trask, New Orleans, oxford,
Raibsne Livcrpool; Philadelphia IIovey London Oneida
Funck, Havre; Auburn, Duree, New Orleans; brig Ed
ward, Charleston
MEMORANDA.
Inc pacRet snlp newborn was dt hhehoi iA -
side the Hook and supposed to be day or two later from
Livetpool-we have not received any papers
DISASTERS.
Ship United States, New Orleans reports having seen
the llt u ship with painted ports, ashore on the Do
hama Banks
Bark Finland, Nasnn from New Orleans for Boston, put
into Maanza the lth ul with loss OF oreuast ana n'e
men. She would probably be compelled TO go TO havana
to repair. 80,
The wreck of the brig Wisconsin, again spoken, 18th
ul miles e. OF the Ne. Pass by the bark L. King al
New Orleans.
TO OMARINERS.-An new Light House has been erected,
where the Beacon Stood The site OF The olc ffench
on the Eas, side tie OF the haroer OF
Cape Breton in lat IS 81 long 50 80 w ana VIII e1het
plain white light visible the seaboard side IRON 1aoa-
rees Point westerly the Sc. extremity ct cape bIeos
easerly The lantern 10 feet above the sea level
on square building about 60 fathoms from ne shotet Is
painted white with perpendicular black str pe on each
side 10 distinguish from ether light houses by day and
render conspicuous winter when the back land IS coy
cred with snow.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

II John b. ScoIes, candidate for Congress N the
Fifth Congressional District, would be pleased to meet and
amcably discuss with Moses g. Leonard, Esq candidate
for Congress in The sane District the important question OF
the PoLIcT PROTECTING AMERICAN LABoR. before the
Electors of the District called together without distinction
OF parry.
II AT Meeting OF .hc German Demo-
cratic Wings, held at the enry Clay House on 9ion-
day evening October 81, the following gentlemen were
motion Of A. LAMBRrcHr appointed officers PH. BRIS
Sell President: c. sioMPEToS and PR FAY Vice Presi-
dents; A SCHWARTZ and g. RUP Secretaries.
The following Resolutions were approved and ordered
TO he printed:
R,sirea That We receive with pleasure the nomination
of LuTHER BRkDlsH for Governor and GABRIEL FrRMAs
for Lieutenant Governor for recognize them TO be not
only Of great moral orth. but that have strong
feelings for the welfare OF their country and will carry ont
principles for they have proved themselves as Ee2 IN
favor Of high Tariff and Internal 1mproyemen1
Resotvd, That IN the nomination OF HAMILTON
FISH for Congressman because satisfied frora his
words that he will carry principles:
dens that n great eat STA a HENRY cIAY Of Ken
lucky who has served So long for the good OF bis
such candidate and will give him our hearty support at
the Election of 1874.
Reolved TLa, we fully agree with Tie whole Stale Mem
nation ot know that they true 10 or princ;-
pies and in favor OF protecting American Labor.
Reqived, That we rejoice that German brethren OF
the opposite party have taken bold stand they having
discovered LocoFoco eliqie ntrig and fasehood and
having resolved Tor but for principles they
Nominating Committee, Tor they say that the Nomination
consists of set oflow and eooa;iorqoM,Ajng M fellows
n2 II. G G. iGH%ARrz' RIp Secretaries.
Cheaper ihan ever| All those are Of Carpet
All wool ias5ain carPstng, only s. S pe1.yard
super As cd
ssTs sog5,s sup 8 Cd"
Three ply superior patterns and e2lor' 8; o,,i,v o
English Brussels, extra, los ,' 49,
Royal Wilton and veIve, Carpeing, equally low
mi Dt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

~
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS.
Last week OF the inlmrabe and eccentric
Dr. VALENTINE, the deHentor OF American peculiarite
whims oddities will give his lecture on PHRENOLO-
GY and deliver his celebrated FOURTH OF JULY ORA
TION. Also exhibiting for week, NIAGARA FALLS
with real Cruton Water. Also the wonderful
LILLlPUTIAN FAMILY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

Ships North America Hall, Mobiles, Brett L Vosei Jas
Edward, Webster, New Orleans, John Elwe Co; Mos
LEM French Case OF Good Hope aud Calcutta, Elwel
Co. Minerva, Brown, 4Iarseies, s. Broom / Co.
Barks Condor, Ward, Valparaiso, Aaop Channcey
Coupe Ilufington Mobile, X. bartlett
Brigs William Nickerson. Havana, 5. W. Dewey; Geo.
wrnn Place, ST. Thomas, W. W. Pratt; John II Gardner
and Porto Cabeo, Brett Vose; NJ. 3. Robnsoa, Pugh
Newberp.
Schooners John Thompson, Godfrey, Williamsburg Val
Peon Hatch Jamaica, Nesmilh, Leeds Co.; Increase
Warren Wilmington, N. c., a. B. Cooley / Co" Mary
Bright. Bright Baltimore, a. B. Cooley Co.. Albemare
comb, ST. Augustine A. B. Cooley < Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

u Fourth Congressional District.-The
Wing Congressional Conven2n OF The EopTh
Seventh Ward their candidate for Congress. Mr. VIII.
lams highly intelligent mechanic, md man OF great
moral WORTH We congratulate friends OF this District
on the nomination of every respect entitled 10 their
CONFIDENCE and SUPPORT NJ