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ANOTHER VETO.


The Provisional Tariff Bill, which had
passed both Houses Of Congress was We
toed bv the President on the 29lh ut.-
This Is the third Veto in fourteen months.
The President has no constitutional objoc.
tons to il, but because it abrogatcs the
provisions Of the compromise act and favors
distribution. This act places the country
IN a very peculiar situation, such one as
has not been the case before, and from
which il will be hard 10 tell when we shall
be delivered. la Philadelphia the trouble
experienced by the Collector, who had
been instructed to levy duty of 20 per
cent. home radiation upon all articles not
free, IS said to be uncxpresslby great, as
there is no way Of testing the home ya.ua-
ton, and in New \ ork the effect is nearly
similar, and many Of the merchants it is
said will not pay any duties under these
laws except under protest. Is il any won.
der then that the Wings are opposed to
the exercise of this power. The debate
in the House was brought 10 a close on
the ith, and ii was decided BY vote OF
III yeas to 81 nays-two-thi,ds being ne.
ces,ary-that the bill should no, become
law.
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~ The Jeflersonian Of tic 2sth ult.
contains an article charging tho Wings
with having forfeited oil tIieir pledges and
therefore they are not worthy Of the con-
idence OF free people. Gen. jackson
went into power under promise OF Re-
form and Retrcnchmcn, and was in office
eight years and did not fulfil lis promises.
Mr.. Van Buren's administration was a
continuation of Gen. lackson's, but in
these twelve years they had not time TO
bring about the Reform and Rotrenchment
promised, but it is expected Of the Wings
IN little more than wear that they
should fulfil all the promises that they
made,
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In Cheraw, on the 22d instant, after a pro-
tractcd illness, Mrs. SARAH MOUZON, con.
sort Of the Rev VIM. 2. Mouzon, stationed Min.
lister of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Che
raw, Although she came among US stranger
only few short months since, her ardent and
exemplary piety united to a disposition unusual
ly amiabe won for her the affection Of all who
had the happiness to know her-Gae 2Sfh at.
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#@ Yes, Mr.. Jeftrsonian, VIC did say
that our Candidates would have TO contend
almost against hope, and why Because
many of your party are 50 completely JOIN
ed to their idols tina, the force Of truth can.
not reach them.
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We are pleased to find their number SINAI
BY opposing you are sure TO fall;
Then Join IN and help Us, one and all,
To roll tins onward Temperance Ball.


Then loin IN and help US, one and all
To roll this onward Temperance Ball.
By Egbert H. Osborne. Temperance Thc
oasis of hope in the desert of despair; tho safe
guard of our reputation the guide 10 the goal Of
honor the antidote for tie deadly venom of the
slaudcrer's fang; the brightner of lite's gloomy
woes the enliyoniug chdim of refined and pol
shed society in fine, light to gid our path
TO Heaven Nav its advocates be numbeTless,
and NAV they cling with unhnchng frmness
to their honorable and binding pledge.
By Col. Gather, Tie Sigaers Of the Decla,.
utioa Of Independence of the Goth Of May l775
MAY the State of North Carolina place monu-
ment upon the hallowod spot in this Town, that
shall perpotuate their gallant and daring deed
unto the latest poserity, and thereby Tx seal
upon the verify Of that transaction that will not
be questioned by the most skeptlcal. This toast,
which the author pertaced with few appropri-
ate remarks, was received with great applause.
By Dr.. Charles ]. Fox. Temperance and In.
dependence: While we strictly observe the for.
mer, We shall ever maintain the blessings of the
latter.
By James II. Orr, cav. T. Tue Fair. Their
smiles the reward of the soldier and the states.
man their counscls the foundation of the virtue
and intelligence OF the youth Of the nation,
BY Thomas H. Brem. The oppressor, lntera,
perdacs : May the people of America initiate the
example of the e Tea Boys" of Boston, by emp.
tying their casks Of liquors and as the patriots
of the Revelation, on tho 18th July, 'i6, declared
themselves free from the British opprcssor, King
George, may their descendants this day declare
themselves free from the oppressor, hing Alcohol
By VIM. L. Robson. Women
The loyeiest of all that's lovely,
The beautoous of all that's beauty,
The fairost of all that's fair,
The best of all that's good,
By S w. Neal. Charlotte Washington Ten
psrdace Society May the members of this So.
ciety ever hold themselves in readiness to lend a
helping hand TO the Charlotte Benevolent Society
BY Il. r. Hughes. Old Mecklsabarg: Her
daughters the fairest in North Carolina; her sons
the advocates of every thing that aims at the
prosperity and happiness Of the country.
By Thomas Trotter. Temperance: A sure
basis Of every virtue cemmendable in all-oo
iectioRnple in none
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ron PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky.
MOREHEAD'S APPOINTMENTS
FOR JULY.

FOR JULY
! Rutherfordton, Wednesday l3th,
Shelbyville, cleveland CO., Friday 9th
LIncolnion, Saturday 10th,
Morgantou, Tuesday 10Th,
Statewide, Thursday 2lst,
NoekNille, Friday 22nd,
Salisbury, Saturday 23rd,
Reds Store, Monday 2jth,
Charlotte, Tuesday Goth,
Concord, "Wednesday 9th,
Slanly, Thursday 2slh,
lawrcnccyille, fridav both,
Fiat Swamp, Saturday Both.
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CELEBRATION OF THE 4rH OF JULY
IN CHARLOTTE.

The Washington Temperance Society
of Mecklcnburg County, juined by large
body Of the citizens of the town and coun.
try, and large number Of invited guests
celebrated the recent anniversary of oul
national independence, in very spirited
manner. The day was ushered in by the
firing Of thirteen round OF cannon at sunrise
At 10 O'Clock. the procession was formed
at The Courthouse under the direction O
Maj. Benz. Morrow, Chief Marshal Of
the day, aud SANuEr A. HARRIS, .IosnuA
TRoTrLR, JosEPu SUMNER, and ALLxAN-
DER BETnUNE, Assistant Marshals. The
order Of procession was as follows;
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W. We invite the attention Of our read
+ toa circular Of the Hon. Jas. Graham's
preceding column. We consider II
Pc Of the hopplest documents that has
'me to hand in many day. 1t shows
O'ld relief the utter want Of consistency
'ae Loco Foco party. The Loco Foco
ua'ess oblec, to $4,000 being given to
Is Harrison not on accoun, Of the mo.
y but the precedent, when their own
'Y Just four months before set us the
'"'ple but word is said about it. This
carrying out what Loco said TO US the
WI day-lay all the blame on the Wings,
y Cain all that is good for the Locos.
w Amos Kendalrs paper at Washing
aas been discontinued for want Of sup
/" Amos is decidedly Gin the scar and
How lcar.n
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vs. All persons indebted to US, either for
Pc journal, job Work or Advertising, will
|onIer favor by calling and settling du-
|ns our County Court, as VIC arc in want
the ncedfui. We expect to attend Ca
|arus Court, those in that County will
f0ch obligc US by settling at that time.
-
va The proceedings Of the Steel Creek
F'ebratlon was received too late for this
lceks paper.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
>. ra $50. NEWRTRGU-I.an

t1t So Ing at Caldwers wes; Point and Cold
>prn@.-I srsaaboa JAMES MADISON, Capt Charles
iIal.iead will leave WarreD-.lreet Pier every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS. AT O'clock
All Baggage Packages or Parcels. Bank Bills Specie
Put board Of this boat without being entered on The book
ri the boat reccipte Tor VIII be the NIX Of the
"r> thereof
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19

MEDICAL
OF RHODE ISLAND

~ lmpoTian, TrsuJnony-lfartlier proofs required to
establish The lHc; of bs 3s>tlulhc value OF Dr. lr sa
hers s1atie Elixir the following rom 't
Hon Samuel W Kiag. Governor oil the State OF hoe Island.
c.2tans adequate testimony 20 >h>taniiae bsvcGi l>-
pt- AMI }lf>l puieut.r.v The idea that ~ yc:n1t
remedy Chased viii. The aaut useless I'D dangerous
ruins which are palmed GToE ;ls pubic merely io- ;e
ak OF gam.
Pe.>e reat thu following statements c2mniunca;ei;n Tie
JOHNSTON. Jar. -, 1872
lf- Csarles Dyer II. My=isar Si7-Your communion
ron al ve>tertiav ,,kf1e ,y op.noro Dr.
lIrpatc El!1r has been received tbs r-H' IN reiS
-iitirforrn YOU That confidence ~ ari t;clf>
generally no, very catering Inavs liaii too mach f
>nr 70 believe that Gnrscp pied men een pam un
their fellow citizens their r,pc> Gni danssrnG> o>lra>
ar and criti al period! oT TIME without producing any good
effect when otherwise perhaps remedies 'dit n.'e
aen used and mach suffering ant >.r''> prevented 'of
that reason have used bcl. een. ilN>,i an. amy
u!Cci: safer under the Gfeg9H> Of IN idiiiiN t>
cans: but having ecp afflicted FOR hr las * ycrs VIII
difficulties in the side and chest, uucpUioFtai't aud cr
distressing, painful and somewhat alarming, ana rom "H.V
could c.t only temporary rrle:. very fortunately re!
tied rorr ADVERTISEMENTS OF titf-t.c'ue nfce>t.on
had been >chco boy With Dr.. Si;fk"e7t'''r, and tad
wild; HIN long aud intimate acquaintance "heH Ne We're
Young men. ana from my know c'' OF l!n theugit MN
incapable at practising deception OF any i-l t' i2e,
irlur,t! naC Ia ry Or, S1rkwtatterS> Hrtr ttyr'd-
,y il, I>e now hceyc myself - be entirety .ir1i
need not thcretnra.ly nN1uslal oeAs.sr I rt Sr'ai
value Iccrtauy tnuS IT. ti1,nverSot Trc1i puGcNuI9'-
The irs; bottle to.k gave ue much rrIit w'.ch rs,p-
" progressed Until lad taken hnt 'vsn d.
con;iuIicl. In having tar Cod 40 r!er Tor 1t pre-
sent. WIKI rluch reGar, aare>per
10Y oh
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The Public schools.

To Tie Editor IF the Tribune:
Ia noticing article upon the School question
which you did me the honor OF placil.g in the
Tribune Of thc16th inst. YOU propose several qucs-
tisns which viii answer in the order In
which they .ccut-ir.t promising that in what
havesaid or may hereafter say upon this subject,
the Trustees Of the Public Schools are in no way
implicated. SPEAK. for myself cxclusirey
lst. You ASK whether ara not willing tina,
Schools shall be constituted 20 in'ite those
Cine Catholic children byzomitting all books o!
nsages &c. &c his question 3est answered ';
By referring to the authenticated and i'0oiis'ied
fact in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF *hlcr heartily par
ticipatcd-that ottoman Cathollc bishoP aiia
Priests were invited TO examine The Sc!opl=bo0Ao
With view to their expurgatloa, and that taNlns
10 obtain their cooperation, the Trustees dld ex-
pungc every thing they could find IN them which!
could even be construed INTO an Antl-C Catholic idea
or sentiment-and al the same time they assured
their Roman Catholic fcllow-citIzcns that t!ley
would readily introduce any reading matter OF ui-
objectionable tenor Which they might desire.
Your I'd and 81 questions are i BE net viii
ling tia, schools in which Catholics mainly
arc taught should be under the management, o
Catholics Sc ,Sc.. Ia short, &c. &c, aud
Q II not, shy To both these questions answer
without hesitation tie negative. am notzwi
liug to see any such ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS would
compromis,. a principle s,ro.clv interwovcn with
our entire political fabric. and near and dear 10
IN. hear of ,.cr, A,o.rican. (, would be ti.xine
In. nconle =, l.rre CIR tho suon2li of = religions
.ec, e I,n, ,,r ,,,,rn,,sos or osclyie;xu
Ii the public nloncv may be given TO the Roman
Catholics Cor the maintenance of schools, - man
ase' afa taught oy persons "' '''iiiiaf 'aI'h
''',' "'''en - '"e 'ni''' '',' CT,
,,I,s Iev.s and nGdnls mo which our pop1a,ion
is divided and s,lE5divided Nav, how can't b.
refused to any And thcn-apart from tie other
insupcrablc oblections--wiat becomes OF "urad-
nifanie system "l common schools = mere can
l.l, ~, -, ,,ar.;ii;n. zoo
,non.v received NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAX paid over
to any religious sect ilncler any prcicncc-nd least
81 all, FOR The support Of schools in which doctrines
50 exclusive and lntolcrant arc taught as those
now dliy Impressed upon tiie infant NINA III 'ic
".''?',e sI''e9l' u 'llS -
-, Tho r;a - eacl ,Len-ool;,icaIIy =,
least. dare not question then sincerity, for men
are often most sincere when most IN error; but
10 utterly deny tue Ilsit vi laAih2 '''', i"' tii'''
- tp
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6tHEESEMAN.S Arabian BalSam has

been IN use Tor more thar tlsen years. Tor all kirdof
wounds bruises and and ia never falling remedy tor
chronic rheumatism l:swarraatfd 70 cure any case
OF pile, >ilI However long sanding. wier everythn@
e.e has failed This Fa>anl affords immediate reet II ani,
nd breast. Pain and wea Nnc> IN the back amt oi>
and also and immediate relief IN cases Of iurn>and
where given -ec IN III. above cases, hi- wonder
working Bd>au viii numb persisted limbs. or
runln.>s in anv par, OF body. and i aud plca>-
ant implication roat and Guin>ie> In bottles nj ~
cent, and 81. For sale wholesale and retail by y g. d.
Sands 70 and loo Fulton D. Sands CO,7 East Broad
way. cor Marke, y; A. B. Sands Co 273 Broadway cor
Ei,a-,l.r. MIL In
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}. d. HUSBANDS. =RnehtSter
90 laMchM Ai;rrn,N .nr .Nlt.is.lLs trtLsL...
s3Y ORDER of the Hon. Michael [

Z J s!oeftr, tr>t IEdgroi the taHrtr EoW:uoE ie,S
Tor the CITY ani County OF NeNy-i ok
Notice i hereby gwen. pursuant % tue lot>airc tle
statute authorizing attachments agals, uaSie. .in,
tina; attachment ha> >ied agaius, Inc e,;1c on Gi7r5,
Boswell resident OF Petersburg TIE Sat- - t.fns .ri
that the r bc >rd lnr the paym"rt eh, uir,,
h appear and discharge such attachments according
within meg til, from the first pblcIonut tn, noLcr.
an! TINT the payment OF any debts due 20 bun by rd-u 10
Ills State AID tie delivery him for his 'ry pn
perry WITHIN this State hc!ongng Ia l0 and thc rasSer
any such property by him, forbidden by law, and are
yo0l Dated tie 18th day OF Januaiy 1912
GElFFIS y tNENS,@
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L EGAL


y shoeTcr, trsi Judge al the Court O; Common p
lor The City and County al New-iorb, roce !, hs-J
sisen YursUa1 10 the provison Of e at,te aa,..J,i,
achments against nour,>idsH, debtors that an ans
lent Ea. i>>Uel3E8Il>t the estate Wlia.u Fs,,cf
-sieEt OF London IA The kBstcna OF Great Britain All
iat ,ht, asus Viii be ~oli Tor ;5, lyaeat u a. iirt. a.
- h, lpgcar ana tsc h'rge >Cch attachment sccuar.
Nv win nine stl> after the IT pU5ic,,,cn 81 ri. ~
e alj that payment 81 any Geb;> da % AGl by rsen,
ot.s SAFE. an, tsdelscry 10 Ism FOR b. sc of s-
epperty within tai, State belonging to hiG., nd he r9r
trlt any such property b. li forbidden hy 1p ~
are yniI Dated, lS.h September, Is4l-
ENM " NApNu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
MEDICAL.
NOTICE. TO RuPTURED PER

SONS-D- A. 6. HULL. No Vs>e'= y. t lIE
rev upon the et ls,rInstal AID e world alo fs on aP
o,cann a, bis ofce yc,sy st NerYn-s. ar tiittI u
81. humorous cents IN the chefowG> ic United state
p,-s: 7r,, :. e;, Il. examine the back par; o. Dr.
HILLS T---e, 10 See ii they ensorsed BY Dr. fia N
writing N- other ara genuine or 70 . relied on a. 1000
Dr. all Guarantees cures ie nj otherwise healthy pauen>
who -a al hi> Office for treatment Il n. crFt ot al
cal ard permanent as 10 r--ciuie The necessity OF wear
ing any truss whatever, The money advanced : ~
49, sY--a,ion nj III errl specified ia the atcrcT
progress the rupture may have made toward er2cic ton
Children under l2 universally cured witar ur'fe
.1rn>e thar tn cost OF Truss I be radical car. mas
Zen Under progressive practical improvement ar Hore
than ~ wears pas. III Dr. Hul'- Fr1ss Once, and x hoS
brought 10 sta!a=ot unrivaed perfection
ION, q Or fius celebrated Hinge ana Pv-t >- oF .
>a, retention OF Rupt-s.. Tlc,e Hlitaio> car
mol be relied A-thv arc nladehy nn>hl.G su.o> and
nechanics and arr 10 better than the primary Kisses OF
the market The genuine have my uil mare N 'ritn 2
slim AMOS G.. HULL ~.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
20 hNEWARK & NETWORK.
&c ST. POWELL & COS Lin

Sv-rr-SEEE["T For NEWRTRGF.- landing at CALD-
WELLS, VEST POINT and COLD SPRING.-The
steamboat Highlander, Ca;r. Robert Wardrop, viii leave
foot OF Warren-s;, every Monday Thursday. aud Saturday
aci PM. Returpnc.u ieave N"'' 5gr2 egsry Nlonaay
at : s. VI, and TUESDAY and Friday - 7. VI
For lreich passage apply 70 the Captain on hoard.
Baggage and freight OF all d.Scrpto Rank bill spe
Gle, hoard must b. the risk oithe owners i-reof une-s
q bl! oflading crreceipts b. slaned Tor Inc same e
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
MEDICAL
MILL BELIEVE and live, or
DOI-RT And DIE

PHILADELPHIA. December, 1857.
To Br. Jry-r.0ear SIT Tie Astonishing and airlos;
miraculous beneficial effects yGcr rdiCablc EXPECTO-
RANT bad ,:y iEhbor. The Rev. vi Is!iEc. made
favorable impression IN nv mind that after consuiu.
with several friends. sTl learning that YOU rEIa!
Practitioner Of Medcine >s upon YOU. and purchased
haa dozen hpiii.-, and told YOU thai Ii lived take
,1crn. ron should have goo. Isport. trCurl
am alive and vel his day Thinks b. - Ulerci'1
Cod. and your Exp-coraHt. and now core fcr7s ara
cheerful 70 iuif;l nv promise.
Fr twenty long years had been constant sufferer nom
Ia. effects ilsr!tirc PAIN ny 1Tea't, and ;r
Guilty ri breathing thu asl Vea: " ct cblll>-anG fry-r
spring and tall. added misery.
unrlawav mere skeleton: with The creates, tfiCul:y
onv cpGA get 10 AMI down .tfr, my appetite rome
and my strength had % allet that friends
persuaded could weeks, une, lO.an-G
r-lift. JUDGED. r.Gy situation miserable
on'se and family, t!ai III willing DE whenever X
should please The Master take home Bat heard OF
your medicine. -.iiefcaue. Y-t proved ;ie Balm
Gicad 70 ny poor afce, uodv. Before had taken
ONE BOTTLE experimental mitigation OF al! ny >vr
toms, aaf! my great ouDd lie continued Use Of
L The happl.S relief short. tas made perfect
cure me. and can Truly say have no TO be better
Now consider tUt Oae You, and through YOU the
public make known. believing That viii hstfe
means OF directing IuntrhGs afflicted have
tpH 10 the ot rernew.jeh, the blessings o;
God, consider 10 hav.' preserve, M life.
You !ibert make OF this letter your
advantage and rake ny extensively Known vCG
riaa>e. If--e be aHv who doubt h. truth Of H., above
ylno only confirm III: above .tagTEen but will give
trn particular, winch woGd BE- UNNECESSARY furnish
for the public pres " L everlasting gratitude. dear
sir.vnur Obliged friend MARY GILL.
Corner OF Ra.c-si-e-i and Germantown Road
Prepared aud>nldaiNn. n Sonih-Thir,. street.
Sold By the gents. 4 r. i D. SANDS, Druggists. Nos.
7aand loo Fulton wholesale and retail >o sold
=5yARM. b. SANDS. x co. No 2T3 Broadway, tiraEi;.
Buiing corner Of Clauiar-st and David Sands.
No.=T East Brsadway, corner OF Marhei-,treet Price
LOO. f2tlm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
ANn DGES
have thm their and very ready 10 aicr them
10 all who need their healing Nltiur>-
AND q AENif.N

have thm in their and very ready 10 aicr theu
10 all who nee, their leaIinl yltiur>
MECHANICS AND CARMEN,
wGa> ahoriu- Ill patrons 81 SherWanS Leg
rn.,f> Tor t,y r, very pea>Gt aud ceairy easier
and sooner t!ttuanvtIug .iyu can take iheT- and Neep
about yulr business. ard Will ni Yourself well before
Won. expect IL THEIR ' IR'rIfS
haze been fully tested ly thu Grst ltn at TIE ay liz
cock.Rrv. Mr. >tcec,e, How iir. Nntbony, J. Sherman
HowH, ESQ. Register of the CITY. Col j. l. laIntS, and
hundred, OF others OF the highest responsibility can hcft
TERED To. For coughs. colds, asthma. Nto"ping cough
Lnllgr> the hr> medicine JiiJir world foraa'ihc'
rapatiuu az the heart. sickness oN0e>> at sirlt' dc
Jnndsncv, dizziness and all nervous diseases. sheridan
tampAOr io1cnt> only require !tW TuutS ne ~ tHtc
cure For worms. which ran>e nanN distressing and
Alarming symptoms. ShcruIu' N-1u ioZen2e> calnu' be
surpassed, aHd hay. been proved by NOR, than
.nGGOGG
which number i sold yearly, Sherlnn, Poor Mans Pihs
ter, >,c-lebra"' curing PAIN weakness N tue back
side. breast. or any par; OF the body. Also,
RliEI NArlSM AND LuMHNGD
and all IL cents. only quarter tt' frcs nSllalli
char cd for Strengthening Pn>,sr and warranted superior
TO all Others FAD BREATH
AMI bad Eestil are very common aud all nln' h. prevented
by using Sernan'> OrrS rno, Paste wlc nive> pearts
vhirne>> 10 the teeth. keeps them from echnl,a 'lccay
bartruS the Gums and gives 10 the breath del@tlpi ira
rance hitherto unknown iruUt5v ntl"utiri' Dentists.
Physicians. Clercynen ami all casc> aSe given tins 'e
Cioi> preparation their decided nnproharou. Always ~
careful usget Dr. Shernln'> lri'ci md never let nI on
palm other IN thor place. Il hl> been con- N
some never trust those who would r"c'v" ro DE- >'"f.
mans only warehouse IN tiI> cttyS at lib Nassau ,t
A'pnwall 86 William street. 70 BrnnCHav. aud ~ N&er
House; Sands, rs Broadway: - aEn $50 Fulton street
Brooklyn fctiding. STATE street. Boston; Eur.e>N Seu
Third street. Cheslrlt street. Philadelphia; Robertson
I'D! Baltimore: Frank Taylor, Wa>l.iHal"nt CRY! y ti'ad
Charleston :. c.. Curn' \ Co., NJ" orlear,s' Wll'oN
Pirsburrh ill6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
- GElFFiS x UAvENs.


! , OF the Associate Iu,lue> OF ,he Court OF Common
Pleas ~, the rs aud County OF N9NvNok NouG l. here
l,y yen pursuant The provisions ~ tie statute aitu
l, attachment, aeuu> debtors hat an attach
lEfu has i,.rr against The estate J"fatnul long
resident ol the state o Ohio and that the same VIII be .oa
TOR tho aV uct lis debts, uit>> he appear ana >chage
such attachment according law WITHIN iiit months from
tl first publications. TIN, notice; 1ii that the Payment 0i
any debts i've him w residents ot tins stale ana Ike de-
livery hin for his u>e o' improperly wlhn lls
belonging 10 Inn ana the transfer ct any such mpe
Is nv hin, are for i,.cu BY law ard void Dated the
thir,l day OF January, 1911. e. NN,lb.
inGl- I,,vnm Aiinrnev tor .Nftarhino- Crnilin.-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
'I'-'T 'TTF DIV ~ III '''IF 49,
Rlit.l hArlSM AND LlNBtG

and all y: only quarter Tie ,rlc usually
char. ed for Strengthening Pa>sr, and warranted superior
10 ali other. BiD BEEArll
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
THE TRI-SSES AND Supporters

oDr HrLLs invention continue 20 -scetve=rIlr de-
cidce preference twenty years pas, have empoyed
Tru>es OF D.. Hul with success The supporter vas
irveDtei 1851 hy tie doctor with rlv avic and aqprp
haton-and happyt say ;at il e ex:sis v"y adopted
II Europe as well as in til. count v.u
Signed, N .iLENIlN aliil i, NJ
Ny. y.r, I,I,,.1 fs.I oltIm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
y Z LIN \ ~ INK
Attorney trr Atischjng Cia.,o.


aNY ORDER Of Ashley Sampson. ESD,
] , one oil Tie Stlreme Coart Commissioners ge>dngia
re County u Monroe, Notice i hereby gwen thai sr Al.
techul,4 la, >>ed lgaus, the estate MARTIN & SRlf7
a, a uon.re>itut p;nr. OF proo' li lin panpac, 70
,scl. n. concealed and nonresident Dthtcr>, and Ma
the >rt il he sold the PAYMENT OF h. debts -n!>s b,
appear and J.char-. tie dluachner according 70 lan
within nine month, from the frs, puh,ationo ;hi,Gctee
aad that The payment ANY debts ttu inu rc>uiegS
81 i> State and tire deliver. tohm az Tor ms uc OF any
property within hi, STATE belonging 70 n and Tie t.
lcr 81 any such property by h,, arr, forbidden by iaI
lrr .od. Dated Rochester. October Is, 1911.
}. D. HI STANDS. zpt= RrehtStsr.
,lG.I,vOu ,t.,,rp,.y. ,ti-t.littr. fIi..-,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-19
IN PURSUANCE. Of an )rlerof the Sur

= Z NiSI.NNNT. OF al TTICT Ut ITIC =
D. rogn;e OF the County of Neyy-York Noce i, hereby
:ventn all persons having claim, again, David Eec"' lac
OF tho City of NewYork carpenter, dec ised, 10 present
Inc same "tlc vouchers thereof To- IN" s & riber ienIy
j. BOLSTER, No6l Fourth street, nt!e City 0 New-i ork
OF before The second day OF July ncxi.
Dated Nciv- York. lie r"eny.e-ttb day Of December
\. d. ISL GATlIttINE REE! +, ADMINISTRATOR.
,lz9 iaw6ul: HENRY +. BOLSTER, Administrator.