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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
G9'larrSg1aaAIb Mrls@lKflIG AMY.
From the Portland Transcript.
THE MINDS TREASURES.

To ensure these treasures we must labor
hard. The richest minerals are not those
that lie scattered on the earth's surface :;
we must dig deep If we would secure the
pure and sparkling ore. And, after all,
the task is not so difficult as many mag.
inc. Once sink the shaft and the process
of mining is comparatively easy How
true was the remark of a heather moral
ist-"lt is not" said he, "because things
are difficult that we do not undertake
them; but they appear difficult because
we do not undertake them" knowledge
comes not to us untuItively it is the re-
suit of studious effort-of patient applica.
ton and if we will only muster courage
to attempt lis acquisition, the difficult will
soon vanish. Once shake hands with ap-
plicat:on and the acquaintance will soon
ripen into intimacy. There is deal OF
truth in the following:
4" The wise and active conquer difficulties
BY daring to attempt them; sloth and folly
SILVER and shrink at sight of toll and hazard,
And make the impossibilty they fear"
All human science is mystery to the
ignorant. 1t is only the diligent searcher
after truth who is able to pierce the veil.
Nor is he obliged to grope his way in
darkness. Ray after ray breaks in upon
his path as he journies on, until, at last,
he moves in an atmosphere ofllght. Like
the adventurous Franklin he must first
send his kite up into the dark cloud, and
soon the crinkling flame will be seen
stealing from its blackness and quivering
along the line.
That miserable negative "cannot, "
should never be heard from the lips Of
man striving for mental acquisition. Eve
ry thing is possible-every thing that has
beer done-to a strong determined spirit.
Well has it been said:
"Our doubts are traitors,
And make US lose the good we oft might win,
BY fearing to attempt"
Strive to arouse every dormant energy
bring into action every sleeping facul
ty--test your strength and learn wha
powers you possess. Examine each Sc
cret spring ofthe curious mechanism with,
in and see if it cannot be applied to some
new and higher purpose. Be not conten
with present acquisition-tarry not on the
race because you have arrived at giver
point. Linger not if some more fortunate
competitor has outstripped you-but still
press on. Oh, il is noble strife-min
struggling with mind-esger in pursuit, no
OF vain phantom of ambition, but of the
highest good.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

CONSISTENCY, THOU ART A JEwELw-
Mr.. Henry A. Wise, in speech deliver
ed at Louisa Court House. in November,
1889, speaking in glorifcation of Mr..
Clay, held the following emphatic Ian
guage in regard to Distribution
"fle Mr.. CIay) proposes his great Land
BiH-great say for oil the OLD States
especially, withou, injustice or injury to
the new ito distribute the proceeds of the
sales Of the public lands among all the
States, TO be applied by them, as they
see proper, to all the great objects of mo-
raj and PHYSICAL improvement measure
which insures equal benefits to all the
States, and benefits not to be calculated
in extent or value, without the least vio-
Iencc to the Constitution, and in exact
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
NUMBER Is.


conformity to the patriotic grant Of Vir-
GINA OF this heritage of domain to the
common benefit Of the Union"
In speech made in the House Of Re-
personalities on Thursday last. the same
gentleman Mr.. Henry A. Wise) is re-
ported in the Washington papers 10 have
said
!" He might see some partial good in
protection but he could see no good
nothing but bribery, corruption aud ruin
in the Distribution Act. He wanted
neither n high Tariff nor Dis,ributioE--
but though he was an anti tariff man, he
would agree TO give me protection, RAJ
Their than retain the Distribution Act
tie would rather see some portion Of the
country bsnet,ted, than the whole coun
try injured"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT,

Blest be the hand Divine, which gently laid
My heart at rest, beneath this humble shed.
The worlds a stately bark on dangerous seas,
With pleasure seen, but boarded at our peril;
Here. on single plank, thrown safe ashore,
hear the tamult Of the distant throng,
As that of seas remote, or dying storms,
And mediate ON scenes more still,
Pursue my theme, and fight the fear of death.
Here, like shepherd gazing from his hut,
Touching his reed, or leaning on his staff,
Eager ambitions airy chase see.
| see the cifcing hunt of noisy men,
Burst laws enclosure, leap the nousds of right
Pursuing and pursued, each Others prev;
As wolves for rapne, as the fox for wiles,
Till death, that mighty hunter earths them all.
YoUsG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR
JUNE

JUNE.
We have perused, says the Lynchburg
Virglnan, the June number Of this maya
zine with una!loyed pleasure. There is
no article IN it, unworthy of its pages-a
compliment we can rarely pay to any Pc
rlodcal.
The first article, "Greek and Roman
Poets" will be chiefly relshed by Greek
and Latin scholastic which number we
do not unfortunately belong. The bio
graphical sketches of the great poets of
antiquity, however, which accompany the
quotations from their works, render il in !.
terestng even 10 those who cannot read
their burning thoughts and breathing
words in the language in which they
spoke and wrote. For the benefit of the
Teetoiallers, we copy very admirable
reply, by the author of the essay, to the
+" Reasons for Drinking" given by the
voluptuous poet, Anacreon. The Greek
thus signs;
The earth drinks up the genial rains,
Which deIuge all her thiIsly plains
The lofty trees that pierce the sky,
Drain up the earth and leave her dryi
Tn insatiste sea imbibes, each hour
The welcome breeze that brings the shower;
The sum- whose fires so hercely burn,
Absorbs the wave and 10 her turn
The modest moon enjoys, each night,
Large draughts of his celestial light:
Then sapient sirs, pray tell me why.
II all things drink, why may not | I"
To which the American critic answers
IN the following strains.
lis true the earth drinks up the rain
lis true the trees drain up the plain
lis true the does quaff, each day,
The wanton airs that kiss its spray;
lis true the sun in Thetis lap,
Recnes at cen and takes nap;
Then looking up from oceans cave,
Doth tinge the moon with watery wave;
But Yet they answer, one and all,
We wdter drink--lhou aicohol,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

The New York Courier states that Mr..
Whiting, the District Attorney, has de-
clared his intention to try Monroe Ed
wards upon all the remaining indictments,
now pending against him, and to punish
him upon them all, if he can procure con-
vlctIons. We believe there are five Of
them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

I13J
1893 Storage, besides $50 cabin pas
sengers, landed yesterday from two ports
Our city is full OF laborers and workmen.
On the Battery, this morning, we counted
900 persons, most of whom were out OF
employment. We again advise all that
can, TO go into the country, on the west
side of the Hudson, from 80 to 100 miles
from the river. There is abundance of
fine land to be had cheap, aud no fever
and ague, or intermittents. Y. Amer.
lean, June IT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

EYES RIGHT A Baltimore girl du-
ring church-service slapped strange
gentleman's face because che yinked his
yinker at her. We are ready to exclaim
with Mr.. Samson Brass, "And this is a
world which turns on its axis, and has
lunar influences, and makes revolutions
round the heavenly bodies, and comes va
rious games of that sort ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

Ex-Governor Boggs, OF Missouri, who
was shot by some assassin, short time
since, has so lar recovered as to be con
sdered out Of danger.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

RELIGIOUS ZEAL.--A scoolmaster in
the country adyertises that he will keen
a Sunday school twice week TUESDAYS
and Saturdays.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-06-30

ARMY OF EMrGRANTs.--Yes terday, our
streets were filled with emgranis, along
the lanes--tradesmen of all descriptions
among them 80 BARRIERS, ard 35 painters,
and over 200 carpenters and masons.
The following is from the morning re-
port of this day:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
price. and wnxe.-cheup Goats.

Why should be compelled to pay twenty dol
lars for coat, when bat for tariff i, might be
had Cor fifteen dollars is qustien perpe,uey
on the lips of those who advocate onesdced Froe
Trade system. Indeed there is class Of them
whs seemed 10 have resolved the whole sublsct .t
Protection TO American Lsbor into this one ques-
tion, aud thus entlcnched, deem their fortress i'm
pregnabe.
weuld asl, as a favor of every labering Rian, IN
order 10 be perfectly satisfied, that he would take
his slate and and pencil litle riece of chalk,
and with the assistance of few figures, determine
for himself whether the answer to tlls following
question be correct not, viz
How much more does a laboring man pay for u
coat at when the wages Of labori. 30 cents per
day, than he does for coat at $50 when the
wsgss of labor is 81 per day Answer, $50 per
cent. or 30 days more labor!
Now with this result before him, lie, him remcnl.
Der that one.sided Free Trade theorists admit, as
necessary consequence of their policy. that the
wages of labor here mast be reduced 10 cvc
with the wages Of labor elsewhere. The average
price Of Labor in Europe is 20 cents per day
But as salvc thcyt tell the American laborer that
the value of every thing else is to be reduced in the
same proportion. Let us examine this little.
The value of money is not 10 De lessened but TO be
made five times as 1ppch as ii was before, because
dollar will purchase FIVE times much as |;
would before SO then the money OF the wealthy
man is made to be worth FIVE times az much as II
was before! change Of great importance TO him,
one frausht with mighty consequences, as con-
nec,ed with his comfort, luxury snd power But
there, alas, stands the laboring man, upright,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
VOL. 4.

honest, and in the image OF his Maker, a. before
with nothing TO give in exchange for the recessa-
res Of life, but lis labor, AND THE PRICE OF that
REDUCED FoUR.FIFTHs =
Examine this matter for ycurseve, Mechanics
and Laboring Men, remember that this one-sidce
Free Trade policy, which is ultimately to reducd
,he wages OF Labor iour-ffths, augments the value
Of Money Capital four-hfths q, tho same time: re-
Acct upon its consequences, and am sure shall
see you a, the next meeting Of the HoNE LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
gNOR SNI.E--Thc subscriber viii offer

d for ,a- public auconan Thursday, the 10Th ny
February next bv william H. Franklin, ,c hre-pToog
Stors> belonging 10 John Johnson RAINING through from
Pearl to Waer-,trects, about 70 Go-niies Sup
No G2 PrarSr. % inches front and rear by &c
deep. less. four and built the
substantial manner.
No 81 Wafrr-strcrt 80 Drhe: H., A
rc. deep, four stories, granite front, anti well built
A map can be the auc,ion room.
Also III private the rcetory ntci brick hotsi tt-
mated Stron.. Place. Sou Brooklyn, l,. new Fps
copal Church.. owned and cccUprd ~ anYe The main
o, q an. 30 in depth, with two.toy iase
mct t,,.roon buoing IN rear is finished through.
ontinmoierr stve has convenient ccIar, rc,onsc we'll
and bathiu well as all the modern improvements
,nd rOnyeneHcc-. The premises, consisting G house 2ar
den aud 'tple occupy p lots o ground 100 feet mont by
10 lee; deep. The location cannot be surpassed
large poporor of the purchase money may rcnhln
bond and mortgage. Apply, or farther particulars No
Froiii.S,Teet 10 The Subscriber NJ 81 Na>sa-.t
i.5 i.yl tIGESTTfS 4! JOHNSON
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
JOIN cHIPMAS. ~ cua,haal street.
S.wl Orii, sept 10, lSjd
Prepared and sold wholesale and re,ai! by
Y !. D SANDS i)rri00I.t.

y % J.
70 and 100 Fulton
Sold also by Abraham g. Sands L Co. No. 23 Broadway
Da.G Sands < Co No - Ea> BrOaI,ya. and y William
:rcyr 4aI Washington street, and ". F3"!e,53 Princt
,tre. Boston, Joseph Baich. Jr. Providence, x. l. f.
Ball Hartford; Conn., d. z. ". 3lathewson NorSs-fh
Conn II. Raais XCo. Abany J. Gorlam and J. Poy!r.r
NsrUsrg!i ~ Dr. Davi,! JAM ~ Sont!. Third >trect
PhilasIerh G. X Tyler Baltimore, e. Treyrtt j. Sos
Poughkeep>e and by Druggists generally N all Inc prime
pal cites and chez towas the United STATES Price -.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
Re.idence lG9 Nassau =. .tore 8 F'nIton
New-York, June 8, 1911.

Nav ! Orh, !nlr 8, IHII.
2fe,.rS. A b. ID entl4mcn,--Feelng deeply
indebted 70 YOU the valuable services youilayr rrnder"!
mr. do most cl-ertl!y inform YOU that nf@e l. entirely
cured salt RLrum by Tire yoUr Remedy and
syrup Sarapariia She had been very eyeriy afflicted
With The >c.e IN the face for SIX yria tried ErIops
Jo! Internal arli external, without producing any
GOOD effect until tie advice OF friend who 'ta> cured
hy your medicine, she induced to H. and ail thank
nj! 10 >;y the rtSul tla. be-na perfect cac..
Iyl4rs. T.,r:tl
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
N.O THOSE WHO DESIRE the ouie

4 and 4elril;s oi country !ie-COtNTRl SEAT
MD fi!iIi.-For sale! (or exchange Tor improved c;
proprrty cheap, and on accommodating tcr1ns, beau.
u piaceo about 20 ceres CIuomiIie. Essex County ~
Ia pheasant healthy and improving sfrionot country 4
,ai, rom Newark. same from hlzahefto~n alld IS nom
Nc:. ok, Which may be- rrariird in hour
hour and hall The mnn>lonhouse and kitchen udoinna
are OF st0rs. containing II rooms sT.oke-roou. nobr
cellars and earets, So. Flower and kitchen Gardens, with
orsnenta fences Also barn. cow-houS", cGrriagphoSc
1rH order AbrQnlt, pou,l, wells springs SO
oalie place which ako sDous IL iruit The soil is excel
lent or t!ierasng OF grass ~ we'll a, Other produce,
Churches, schools post office, da,y mails, stores, 80.
convenient
49, This place cferc, price less than the ctr
tie buildings and improvements and wouid be ivdci
purchasers. Poescse.-r Immediately Il sold viii
be let.
T. Also ion. exchange, place OF 20 acres on
which ra,d. olse, ir 81 Joseph River ne,r Ia
silage OF risol. Indiana inqulre AZ No So Na.sdSree
opposite Clinton Hall ji3 II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
sAND S REMEDY FOR SAL:

+, RiIELN-.W Warranted 10 cure Salt IhcHi, Ring
lyo.n Tcttcr Sc,hi Head, BARRIERS Jackson ci Fra-
ma P>nria>is PaInari, other diseases OF the skn,
safely certainly ard eiecuav cured bv the ust oi ~1nd4s
Remedy which has been este: IN more tan >N ti@u'.
sand different Of the above disease, without having
failed, IN any where the directions are attended The un-
paraeed this remedy III curing diseases d tie.
skin without equal in the history OF medicine III" Cons.
mound Svrun of Sarsaparla is recommended 20 Be- lSr,
ritl the Remedy tends 10 throw out fron=ttn blood
and system generally all the unheatly humor connected
naly al the same time entirely e-afcatc II from tie syS
The rcmc,iys perfectly harmless N MS oper;on and
may be applied ,y tl s,ty tn" skin the icner-
infant Testimonials OF is efficacy daily received and
The following selected tnr punisaton, which th0ugh
ell The mind ot eyrr candid rs eStrro
dnary virtues:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
On tie Bi7to Repc01tdc BankrnlptLar.

Oplx1oSs At WAsH,SGroS.-T!l Washington
correspondent of the Pbiladelphia North American
writes ,ha,
Discriminating Tariff, aaording an ample
revenue for all the wants of the Gcperal Govern
meat. is gaining friends every day The NORTH
east and west, will 90 for itstrons, and even the
south admits thar something must be done Fab
lie sentiment on this subject has undergone won.
derfu cbanoe and we shall soon see the results OF
this csanse in the shape Of legislation, establishing
good Tariff
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
DATENT ACTION PIANO FORTE:

-MANUFACTJKED AT ROSTON-Purcla,e
zn! the public generals; are invited 10 call az
examine the fine OF Pianos open III
LET'S s,c >aIs,on No. 32 Broadrav from tL. c-!ebra
et. mandatory OF Lenluel Gilbert, Boston
Tie manufacturer has recently patented mpr0vcrnet
lie o; these Instruments, which secures quckHe
ci touch and Iowe- ard beauty OF Gv surprising
The improvement recommends ltse particularly 10 l.
attention OF Southern and W-s;er trler, The ,implic
o. coLc,.oL a.; rs apf =. eft oii ot or1ef, az
acton Do'v- n Use.
The Increasing demand FOR tn instruments, although IL
improvement has but very rec-ntl. Introduced, = u
most convincing evidence OF the public estimation OF i
uerior!tv. For sale AZ MlLLEr'S Music S,ioon Hc'-
R-asl5yS.y- 5;c.. orr - : = HILL. Agent
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

aiuSlrlcESr BkqugsTs We stated Yesterday
tha, the late Thomas O;is, Esq, had left a verbal
bequest of S. 900 to the Board OF Missions OF the
Pro,es,an, Episcopal Church. We learn, this
morning, that Mr.. Otis ir his dying moments be be.
ouea,hed $5 ,00o the Domestic Mission; $4,000
10 the Foreign Mission and $4,000 to the City
Mission--all ofProtcstant Episcopal Church The
entire sum, SIS, 1000, hiss been paid agreeably TO
the desire Of the liberal donor Commercial.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
DAPER MANUFACTURERS an'

HJA-I i. f I-tNIT NJ I-T y t-;-,--77
Commission Warehouse No 81 l;Tf .r y,Tfe.;. ~ sI.as
- 1rr % o ,,a @ oTigreE S1on ra eon,n News 70 the n.
Book ar made ia's n tie alf 'fst S. Tr, a
from The eery lpcrioc mills OF nei'g NeJ-r,- an
,oI p7o ,a,i a, hasng tie best
ris thankfully receiyed and pronRsyc a c1feIs
AUG SIN ID y - z
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
oFrlcE or ,IlF.fssoH i.50naSos @
vs1IlE. Counting Rooms OF, c. c. MARSH

2 Cedar .tregf. continue op.nlroGl93i i. VI GDs T. VI
0rer fEHt merchant. AMI otcr may avail themselves o. a
braces complete routine oi commercial transactions ana
mercantile calculations; and nN,i:irl r student aca
unaeguaiDr .Itlltl! rcuntarGu.e dt.-
u ha hl, principal work oa bookkeeping has passed Ic
editions hat II receive, tn. i. Newfor.
puilc Schools, and other lar.e Institutions AMI th-r he
5frit has the honor G rf reapIJ;net rchyr0l lpos
necIn. the Mercantile i.i5ry A,>ocntinJ' al fhs
cit. PrUspscti, .s!ii terms lay lad the counting
nj -1--
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
s,,OR SALE-fight valuable Lots, .:

4 by Is, Tor slie; fronting Clinton and on Wash
r%ton Avenues. BROOKLYN; section -. next but one to th'
Eed,op Road. commanding . perfect v.ewo Bro1kyn and
this Citoae OF Tie most desirable hii,ng spots ON the
Iiand viii h sold ntauction Isl February un previously
>sj private sale Address 20 1913 Park Post Ollie
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
N-w-York, May /, l2il.

NIesSrs g. B& ID. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ot
I!anSiaes and gratitude indvcc inform ,Ou that
am perfectly cured The Salt Rheun By The OF ynnT
RcInesy The disease sprthd over both my hand, TO my
:nII ends and had been Standing fourteen eaIs during
which time WAS under the treatment o more than tIHentl
different physicians who all tailed 10 give more. an TEN
norary rirt unable 10 ny hand, but ttle and
could pu; them IN wafer nails repeatedly came Oh
and almost ac Piles, from the complaint. tried lnat-
Al, Root doctors but all purpose, unt last summer
wa advised by friend to yonr Remedy lcommcnced
II with little faith. avin" tried 50 many thing, without pro.
ducing anygood effect a ie" daysiny hands were bet
Ter and Notwithstanding" put them IN water daily, tel
continued to improve, and tew weeks were rnfHiv
well. It's more ttn sSeth, since tn. cure was ~.
.rcte clict they have been perfectly vol
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

NOTICE TO CRED1To RS-A1 persons ha~-
- iug claims against "iet Place are requested 10 ur
1i,l an accoCu. thereof ily authenticated he subscr
be- on or before TIE fifth day nj February next al MS store
No Il Cedar street, n this
JIa IFS SCHUREM.AN HALsrED, as<gu=e.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

DURSUANT 10 an order made by ;he Honorable
Frederick A. TallDasge, Recorder The City OF New
Ter the SIKH ace the iirsttJt.e he r n chap
Ter the second part The Revised Statutes al per>oz
.te 20 Corn-s G-::!. I! cty az NeHr-i ork, are
sir 20 rerd.r 10 lI.a undersigned. assignee, account
OF all det aud money owing by i@I
aud 70 pay the to said sneer and all persons having
~ hc- POSSESSION av property or effects sad CorEers
5 Griffin and all creditors al the said Cornelius trri.i,
are sare,;ed 70 deliver the and tlsr respective
md demands 70 HIN AZ his Office before the
a;Ghri, tiay. OF March neN:- EDWARD W. BISHOP.
Attorney a-lI Counsellor, . BeeAIrar-, -,seTlee-
i25 dSw.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

Children under u years uniycr>aIy ycnve without :rte:
expense than the OF the Truss. The radical cure ha>
been under progressive practical improvement Tor more
than 20 years past IN Dr.. tlnf> Truss oaice and i >ow
brought 10 state unriyalie,! perfection
Many reachernu> agents have undertaken 70 yen !;ta
Tons OF Dr. u9, celebrated Hn@e and Pivot Truss Tor ttt
easy als SAT: retention pf RGprure>. Tie>o limitations can
not c relied nrhev made by uISkiltu surgeons anj
nactarc'. an better th> tt ordinary TIlSses al
The market. The genuine have full lanc III writing.
AMOS q. LII IL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
NfEDlCAI.. NJ E
srebhires Restorative Cor,iial.
',..':-, -, r''>s''' ~ '5I.II4tI.
TNHIS CORDIAL. relieves Dyspepsia ana

''17 Z er'' = =! sPe PsSTV9 'rI4r
4 Nervous affections. Actinz itGic -trergthrG
thu te>ti-e organs, I? -tnre> them their natural vigc
tcJreS hot1 NERVOUS 1, Sick Headaches. and preyeu
determination hIooS The head. usually tt symptoms et
AFopex. It Is also useful N Affections OF nc Liver ami
very eiiicaco> in Fiaulsuce. ChO.c, and other pains
the stomach: lne>tire>. II very servicsabr in tns
ncrrhea Chloro>!>. Leacnrrh6a ly>;s1a. aEd similar
ca>c> cuuyaj,>csnct from Faver am! ohsr dis
ra>,,, speedily Restores strength. The aged and uiru
ami pr>or itntar habits prone 20 co<tiveuess. who
suffer from los nj appetite great benefits from
n Ia
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
,EY,IO SiI.yI,R- MEDALS AND7 DI-

PLOAIts haye= been lyyarl.elsto John Linnark, 28
Caruhertrecf FOR Tie bast Congne and Periun"rv For
years te ,-DEtgr The manufacture" ~ Per
imcr in city, aud unrii The present tine he Las not
presented >eIheore the public the advertising col.
in> a nv paper. 6u, sustained ny the decision ot en-
ncnt judges III erincy vcn the Fairs held in hiS city
and Boston, he feels authorised IN .ayin. to those who SaI
article his Inc that =; a8 Chatllal-s they may
lind superior quality moderate pricrS. Rem-rner the
number az, formerly entrancrto Chatham Chapel dl4 ly
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

LIDIA LEWIS, NcWaTh, =. J.
= Ne>sr> y. b. X ID. Sands Censnen-i certify thai /
have be,. cured t. Salt Rncun oi YEAR. ,tanding,
,y is -. your Remedy and Syrup OF Sarsaparla and
wish every person froubI.t with th~ ,readic0mpinnf
IN any form would call and viii satisfy them that
your lnf,iiciI,e will cure them perfectly.
MARIA WFinAI.I
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

r No spirituous liquors shall disgrace this establish
TIE rens OF temperance aud good orier,the re-,
spectacle portion Of the community who wert beonnoyed
y the fumes Of tlcohol shall not be- troubled on this point
SIKH VIII 7e foregoing particulars before the fuhc
pledge addition erry effort nour power 10 please.
ALL extend The invitation To G. IL, that YOU may
l,r the. better iLdgc.' l23=lw
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
,NARINA COLOGNE WATER. Gen

uine-rhis 1stlyaarnirctl perfume, winch has long
been esteemed Tie delightful aud fragrant among al!
.. varieties o Cologne Water. has Just been received and
Will kept constantly for sale by the box or single bottle
at \ Z, SANDS < Co.'S DrlG asd Chemical Store,
- Granite buildings. rs Broadway,
-nlnI Conner Of Chanlrr.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

5TEAS.-F'ine Gunpowder and ltaperlal
o. II GRINSELL, MINTURN Z CO. 7s s1g.i. ,t,