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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

Mr., CooKE's AND Mr. BowEN's REso.
LUTIoNs.-OUr readers viii not soon for
get tho resolutions offered, some days
since, ia the House, by MesSrs Cooke
and Bowen. The Journal from which
we copied those resolutions last week
did not give the yeas and nays, Wo
perceive, however, from the Old School
Republican, that our Representative.
Mr.. Atkinson, voted against Mr., Cookies
resolutions and Tor those offered by Mr..
Bowen. II must have required fine
sighting to discover the true difference
in the doctrines set forth in the two sets
Of resolutions. But Mr.. Atkinson may
have procured magic speclaces!
Get the glass eyes;
"And, like u scurvy politician, seem
"To see the things thou dost not"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

0TThe Western Reserve Chronicle
says, the Government is about provid.
ing an armed steamboat on Lake Erie.
to be constructed OF iron. 1t is expect
ed that the vessel will be built al Erie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

The Committee on the Judiciary to
which was referred petition from ci
tizenS Of this county, in relation to the
traffic in ardent spirits, made q report
to the prayer Of the poti-
moners; and the report was agreed to
blythe House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
FRANCE AND TEXAS

Tho New Orleans Bee Of January 10
says: 1--WE perceive by tho Galveston
papers that the French vessel Sabine
was on tho 18th instant of that port.
Other French cruisers are also in the
Gulf. There is no question that the ap.
pearunce of this force has relalior to
lhe difficulties between France and
Texas. But from letters received from
Austin, we learn that the present cabi-
net of Texas is in favor of arranging the
difficulties with tho French. We also un.
derstand that President Houston, shortly
after his installation, paid visit to the
French Legation, 1t may therefore bC
assumed that this controversy will b
disposed Of amicablv."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
CORRECTION,

The petition lately presented by
John Quincy Adams in the House Of
Representatives, praying for the diSSO
lutiom Of the Union, came from Haver
hill, Massachusetts. In last weeks
Free Press we described that infamous
petition as purporting come from Geor-
ga. Mr.. Adams did present petition
which rroIessed to emanate from a
meeting of cerain citizens Of Iiaber-
sham county, Georgia, and which COM
planned Of Mr.. Adams position in the
House as chairman Of The committee on
Foreign Affairs. 1t was this latter pc
tiiion which is supposed to have been
intended for hOar upon Mr.. Adams,
and not the former.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
RESOLUTIONS CENSURING JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS.

A brief article appeared in yester.
days Journal in reference to the denun
ciaroty resolutions in Tho House, on
Monday, against John Quincy Adams
of the House Of Representatives in Con
gress, which we wish to say was not
written on Thursday, but had been put
in type two or three days ago. The
resolutions having gone up to The Sen
ate, on Thursday, produced one Of the
most exciting discussions that we have
ever witnessed, which was protracred to
a late hour Of the night We regret
exceedingly that the sudden iUdisposi
lion Of our reporter has made it neces.
sary for the editor 10 supply bis place,
as it unavoIdably precudes such no.
lice Of the character Of the debate, as it
merits. Perhaps we shall be able to
speak Oft in our next.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
ANNAPOLIS, January 90, 49,

Tennessee Banks. The resumption
bill has been defeated in the Senate
Morn. ChrOn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

GEORGIA ELECTToN'-The following is
the oAlrl, vote for members Of Congress
in Georgia. TIE county Of Glyner is not
included, as no legal election was held
there,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

GFThe Ohio Freeman Of the 9th
inst, states that the Urbana Bank has
suspended payment. The Ohio State
Journal Of The same date does not notice
this failure.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

0TThe rumor Of the burning Of two
British steamers by the Patriots on the
Canada side of Lake Erie, proved to be
unfounded.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.

The bill fixing the times Of holding
the Courts Of Common Pleas in Ohio,
for the year IS42, had not become a
law al the date of our last Information
from Columbus. As the bill passed the
Senate and as it will probably pass the
House, the following is the arrange
men, for the GJM g fifteenth circuits:
Tuscarawas, March A. June6, Sept. &c.
Carroll, 81, I3, Oct, 3.
CoIumbiana, April 4, Aug, %, Nov. Z
Stark, " l8, Sept s, 2l.
Belmont, March IA, June 6, Sept s.:
Monroe, April 4, f" 81, " 2G.
Guernsey, " Is, July I8, Oct 10.
Harrison, May Q, August !, Oct. 81.
Jefferson, 16, IS, Nov, IA.
Those who have business in tho Com
mon Pleas may safely make arrange
menls for the times above set forth. IT,
however, any alteration should be made
in the bill before it becomes a law, our
readers Shall be so informed.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
UNPROFITABLE LEGISLATION

Two attempts were made IN tho House
on Monday 10 adopt resolutions Of cen
sure against John Quincy Adams, for
presenting n petition in Congress, pray
ing that the Union may be dissolved,
whilst he at the same time moved in
struclons TO the committee TO report
reasons against the adoption Of the pray-
er of the petitioners, The first was un &.
successful, being lost by a tie vote, bu;
the second was adopted. Truly this
Legislature has so much time TO waste
upon eXtraneous matters. that one
would hardly credit the fact, that no
public measure Of the least importance
has been accomplished during an eight
weeks session. However, there is some
satisfaction IN seeing the friends and
coadlutors Of John C. Calhoun and his
band of nuIi6ers, taking grounds in IA
Vor Of a continuance Of the Union, oven
though prompted in their action by
Iacuous Ond selfish motives and Iabaring
to practice shallow imposition upon
the people. The House Of Rcpresen.
tatives, both hero and at Washington,
are engaged in a like contemplate bu
sness,-O. S. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

tFA bill was introduced in the House
Of Representatives en- the % last to in
corporate the Hook and Ladder Fire
Company Of Leesburg, in this county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

Jack, your wife is not so PensVe as
she used to be-
mo, she's left OGOnd turned tarnaticn
er,pensiye.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

0TColt, the murderer OF Adams, has
been convicted Of the crime; and he will
probably be executed. As the case ls
one which seems to excite some feeling
everywhere, we shall publish Colts
confession next week.
Judge KENT has allowed the counsel
of Colt Two weeks 10 prepare a bill Of
exceptions, and, if possible, carry the
case up to the Court Of Errors by Ger
iorarj, There may therefore still be
soma chance for his escape, Judgment
in tho case, Of course, is for the present
suspended
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11
MARYLAND AND HER BANKS.

The following letter, published in
the Patriot, is said TO be from an aulhen'
tic source, The assurance that the
Senate will adopt the conservative and
truly judCjous course of action stated
therein is acceptable intelligence TO bu
siness men Of all parties Bait. Amer.
Ertract of letter dated
ANNAPOLIS, January 28, 1912,
The committee Of tho Senate, to
whom was referred the question of the
currency, together with the bill from
the House in relation 10 resumption, will
not report before the latter end of next
week. They will report bill requir'
inc our banks TO resume on a dug named
and in the mean time to resume if ei.
ther Pennsylvania or Virginia resume
before tho day fixed for our banks
The day to be named for the resumption
Of our banks will give q liberal time for
all interests concerned TO prepare, end
will be satisfactory 10 the discreet Of all
sides.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

DEATH!-. The Hon. NATHAN DIxoN,
L S Senator from Rhode Island, died
at Washington City, on the 29th uIt.,
after an illness Of about six weeks.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

Reso7red, That in pursuance Of the
direction Of the Governor, the Bank is
hereby closed.
JOSEPH TROTTER,
President.
Monday morning, 9 O'Clock, Jan. 81 q,
lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-11

Dignity cf Legislators. There are
two Locotoco members Of the Leglsta-
ture Of this State, namely, ByiDglon aud
MNully, who may be considered rare
specimens of dignifed legisIarors.-
Some days ago, Mr. M'Nulty presented
a petition for a divorce. "Mr. Bying.
ton asked ifit would be in order to move
that the petition be sent TO HELL."-
Mr. M'NnIty moved that the gentleman
from Pike be appointed the special mes.
Senger for It's despotch" These are The
gentlemen whom Mr. Speaker SpaIdiog
has placed at the head Of important
committees IN the House!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

Imporiant 70 Home Leagues, ASrtc"Hnraf 80
cteiics, Mccbonics' dissertations. amt 10 me
Friends Of american fndUstry Throughout the
Conntry
II The American l.HbOrtr is published on the
first OF every month. The first number was puo>hen
IN Apri last The wlcls work 10 be- completed IN Twelve
numbers The vouIHe, when completed, VIII form com
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Mechanic irt Iyadts and Commerce OF The t"'ed Sf"'''
MT elsewhere to bs found in any volume
Tur AMERICAN LAeoRER Will affirm aud maintain 'he po
hcv OF encouraging aud fostering by wise legislation Tue
tabsbment and growth IN our conrt'y OF lie" VI Su
bic branches of Industry, such as The CuHfe "' sun W
OF whatever fabrics OF Wool Cotton "n &c
may he necessary or tn. supply Of our own wants ana 10
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tha, the true aud permanent interests oil '' ou' e,pe'y
NJ the Agricultural and Working Glasses universally, VIII
b, niaby and signaly promoted by adopting anh carry
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put forth the and misguided American apooss
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TIN AMERICAN L,BoRER will be published monthly IN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

: Iecture.-t Lecture a u le delivered This i've
mig. Jun- 49, al the Lecture Hall of The foUEitR
ASSOCIATION, All Broadway SsbJ,ct-sHp-rsrivo 81 Iho
principle n Association the system ri snsIe hsus'-
holds. or system which gives IN every family separate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

Lecture,-ILec,urs.Ilil,.

II The ed1oTfAp ef fii' c>lunn dirirc, f-ov' i@af
Ih Irt5ane ddd-cs efiers pofi-rasd, 10 A. BsIsB'Ns
Rssid>sce. &c Itorard-trrssf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
L HE TRIBUNE
Foreianers-Their Interference in the Lee
Aislallon Of ihe Z 0Mntry.
To tht Editor Of ne Triblns

To tht Editor Of ne Tribrn'
Foreigners" says a nod
ern historian, " were permit.
ted 10 reside In Athens, bul
weI. cstIoded from having
any share IN The governNepi
ands law was passed making
u capital for tbsm To iniruds
into the assemblies of The peo-
pie"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
OATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a,

Y the Pine Orchard-l9i2-This romantic and issbiona-
lie resort will ~ conducted during the present
der the direction and .upernensnce of the subscriber II
has Undergone complete and thorough repair, and
Tor the pton yistor. No enOT, VIII he spared
maintain TIE dsscr,edy hgh character which II has here
to'ofe ,uained ier-tnpre it, tables Ill be furnished
i'm very l.cacv that the \esSork market AFFORD
and every possible Dton that can promote the conven
enc~ and eniovm-qt OF it. patton, viii be promptly be-
stow ed Tie road lea ling tn, establishment and e,pe.
clsly thst part the mountain, has been rendered
perfectly suinolh and safe.
Mr,srS \ r Beics & Coz. excellent line of stages " III
heretofore regularly brtween the Lsndsg and the
nount-in House, on tie arrival OF the boats
,.lf gr1 l. BEACH Proprctor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
GOODS below cost. at
CLOTHING, 80 Chatham street-Per
DATENT Improved Portable Shower

l. Baths Bathing Tub. and p Baths, > per crs' yes,
thss the usual prices; improved garden Ensine' ana
>yrng-s Tor watering plants Sc asd very cn'eeh 'n 0A
~ nrr. Manufactured snd sold by
Jell I'm NM MCLLANE, 50! Nss.ausTeeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
T,iIE PASSIONS. Illustrated with Ora
II .-...-- L 49,. NJ EI-rZ Err ID L AsIsIRO

'INIIf. GASSlONS. illustrated win IRA
matte R-aling,-Nr. FITZGERALD TAsISTRO
be-. 10 uforr to public N,sNork. that 1.-THE earnest
s1 iaon ,rsr nunb.f OF hs friends h proposes to
deliver b. coure of three Lectures the Carl nal Pas
so-s gwen hV HIM nh much secsess IN Boston and
al the eastern cries
Tue h.t LECTURE will take place Al the SOCIETY Library
Bro,i~,y. Tue, Law, the I'm mt Suheci-io'e, -
ilnura on which recitation. w he gwen from >hsks
fra-e Hamlet Milton. Paradise List, Ryron's onde lis
r,i Corsar and ihc lamertoi fa,SO Venice Ptes.rveS
titan Tel, the IiuschDsck, SC sc.
The second Lecture VIII takc pla con Thursday The 18th
rrssuf >ubiact-Jeaou,y. Haired snd Revenge, 10 Illus
ration of which recitation, will b. given from Hamlet
Oh- b. Psraii.r n.t Pollock. Cour- o. rin,, Caro-,
Nalf-e.'. MERCHANT o k~mcc, Tie Revenge, -. &c.
TIE third Lecture Will TAN" place on TUESDAY the 2li-
Sub-ct-Pnc and Amb uOn IN Illustration 81 which recl-
h., oas " u br given ron Macbeth. Richard III Henry
VII Rciv''u. ore, Campbell Paradise Lost Polooks
Cour,e ot FINE. Pcrcivai, Nc
skes admitting prf,Dnio the Conr~ OF ihrrt Let
lr. one .sr esr b. had At The Bookstores o Mrs,rs
t,o'ran. Apprion. Wiley a PGnam, Broadway Messr-.
I,nslev Chatham street VI. Ne.ss. corner Wall aud
alter streets; anil the bar OF the med states Hotel
Sua. Trkrs ~ ce'S ZACH h- had the doors Of the
society IInrary each evening oi iecturs
Lecture e. commence nj O'Clock precisely. NO post
pnnenent IN account Ot weather ls9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
PLEASURE GARDEN.

y Il Tis splen'hf G,ricn. staa;s& the bsnks OF the
har-r kNet tn d-lgh,ial sTof> In the
s.aiy OF New lork sboandng IN q Inss o, shruhb~ry,
Rants snd Fo~erso' the hns>i sr- Kinds, Poots
olr'i n Goli AMI Silver Fsh. whose sFortv- rsyia
my on the sarsce M the af much Dier~>i 10 the
scene While the rpent ne alks i,ilc by Goisn Wit
~ : "hrr wr~>>tble atrsctons lOr lpurs rsfnbls.
IN offensive an Elegant Awning bern rrectsd AMI
'ul"ne "roumi. have been lad sutIr Military Compa'
ri,s io Practice Target firing
= Gold ami Silver f.sh ani H,uGss,s OF Flower for
>ale nj The Oarden- harttui, MAY. ls2 al 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
TRUNKS. Improved Valises. Carpet
NANCY PERFORATED PAPER

Il StNToN MILES, Us Brcadvav. have III, DAY
received spenid assortment OF French Perforated Paps.
10 Cards do 10 Note Paper; 10 Drawing Boards ~
n -ns si,e.. DO Note Envelopes, all sizts
= have asO extensive assortment OF Perlumrrs
Stationery Is &c 10 i.l0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally
UAIR COLOKING.-J.P. Maby would

inform those who used his celebrated Essence 81
TYR changing red grey Hair to permanent brown
black thai he la, returned 10 hs ODD .tand No - ID "
soncti where he Offer 10 packages Of - cruts, ~
cents snd ~. Th> Hair Dyr Us, been long IN ard
never aile,i to give .lscuon Those dogng
-hcscv vii be- read convinced by cang at TIE asosr
place aRl trial they not satisfied, the neney Wi
r.tnuJ.t iall I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
GOAL. COAL. COAL.-Best Peach Or.

~ chari Red t,h Cos-Lump. Broken anil Nut .iirs.-
the undersigned authorised To Iahe orders for this eele
hr,,- Coal the lowest prices, either by the cargo
su delivered from the bsrges &c OF cass- in part
IT this city or BrOoklyn.
ASo GRAY Ash schuykill. Lebg and Isckawsns Coal
r = Amerns Bfusnon, Coal, Tor the CRATE, equal TO
hest Liverpool Best Virginia Goa, 0I backmtis use, at
the very lowest price. JOSEPH y. sIhP>oN.
Once Nc. 1Is Nassau sreet
r. ORDER for ton will receive the attention
A. thn.e Tor a larger au,niiy. mylA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

ii 4 BOOT MD SHOE sTUKE, % Greenwlch'
street., Rnln>sn street = iuer Ia. opened
large and general assortment NJ Ladies' Misses and
Chrens Cater Boots and Shoes Ut the latest ,iy and
IN every yarcty-god Inscrias au- workmanship. Aiso.
Mei, and Youth. Boots aud Shoes, which offered
prices corresponding With the tunes
NIB Country Merchants suppled b. the case ~ dozen
on t,, lovr.t Terms myl2--tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

Tn. British
agent. are constantly present
log wrong views and per-er'-
ing. They are bold and per-
>eyssiOg ami viii thfusiihsm.
~lyes where a modest Am~-
ricar would never haV. tie
assurance u 'rt.r.-Ii~tter
from Washington on ~, cub
j,ct Of The IeriG, ser Tribsn,
for Nov q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
DE WATCHFUL of your Health Or.

ID Brsu,r.ih's Once u now ~ Bowrry having -
moved o. 276 Tie requests his friend, 10 be- careful oi
rugues aud ImYsfer who aPNou. To deceive tue I'M
wary. Remember Dr. Brssire,hs Oitce e -. not 20
Rowerv NILS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
GOSHEN MILK DEPOT. No. I93

GOSHEN MILK DEPOT. No. 1913
NJ Ress.e ass si Cssms-~rs s,rcet. Nev-fofk-Thr
l'r<r having ds The above hgssns -, be- l-ss~
norm the pubhc ihs they have male arrsngement> TOT
receiving lady bslfpas ~ o. lock N ihe isriS"n ~"
So~>n nv me Nrwyask ,ni Ee IA ~ znd the ,irs'n
tos, Arrow. Pore ART whol-somt Nii.k ~hHh they IL
s- At be above Dep, At the rt'uc prise 81 Fosf Gents
g~r quart
rhrv s.s r-ceivr siiv n tn shove place. CREAM and
SITTER. MILK whch can b. hal Al ID, lowest prices
TIN oniy recommendation me subscribers oder Tor shrH
Mk srcle H. Which the pChc mcss respect
sy soiic ted 10 csil sD sNsmine b,.-ihem,sisc>
T. SELiECkA CO.
NB-The above e>iabh.hnepi ppsn every day, nom
ocinsk IN The morning - Z o'clysk "a the evening
New -NOrk. june o. tets iss I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
DRESS BOOTS-Iatrs, French .ryIe

IL The subscriber respectfully i-fst-s The cRirens
Newly 4k, ami Stranger s>ur the cgy call stl<Pu
street, snd large sourcrt OF Drr.s 6o,t>-
n,e the latest Spring Fashion,, snd OF The hnes Preach
Gait skin.
Gentlem~n an have Boots maze ~ oTer n The besl
dssrs per par wausnle' EQUAL To any male 81
slsrs snd halt the >ned 'skrs draw.
my the aud Keeps lasts tor esef. cusomer h.
sure Vet hsni.nne III.
Constantly hand, Fashionable Bpp's Ac., At The follow
's reduced prees.
Sea- SSiu BNsis...............frNm< q - To g. -
tsA ..-.+-..--s-.... iWtn q ~
>fpf> .tfnfn ~ lo w
rumps snI Sipner., a.. Ac propeFtlopahy Low:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
ENTNNGLED ACCOUNTS.-Th.mas

Ia Jones. Accountant l3S Broadway opposite John At.
ln,,sk, snnge AMI adjust aceoun,s O every desrr-
t. those who have not been able Ia ts,is. Nmpls
md method OF c"nucng hi, department. The advrr-
nh ,he confidence DERIVED from much rSperrnce
respectfully Offer, h. assistance IN gs>ln- such forms 81
books best adapted ~ PARTICULAR routine
ni business In complicated partnership asrs cosossd
snt neglected sccoun he pledge, ls sclf to ,rsst oil
...es on equitable and dsputsble adjustment
Puhl.hsd sn tor sal" by the author shove "Joness
rrscp!r and Practice oi Bookkeeping" which slresdy
book in the eaigg Academic institutions Of this
country the oni, Anrrcan work the sub that
"a, ie.u printed IN tuuiaut Price 81 - ryl3tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15
IVUE Self Instructor and Journal Of the
WAREHOUSE, 70 East.

~ Broadway. corner Of Market .trset-M-ssrs se~ar
rrpp w>ud inform their Customers and the public Ia
general that they have handsome assortment OF
Chair ami Sofas aud Csbn-t Furniture, all oi their
m snuiaciure winch will be sold low tor rash. y Mr..
" liam Palmer. formerly of ~ Cathsrne g. agent for Mr.
Trpp A. the above corner, would be happy 10 sse his
d md and iell w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

~ United states made III. iayO' able Terms
TREASURY NOTES l-oagit a. the be- uafiof rafe.
DRAFTS % all paris NJ the I nnu IN ~.
: J. >YLNBSTER> - VA street.
II ant 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

LIED ELECTRICAL FLEsE GLOVES and sIhArs
prOduce healthy OF the system by rsuon 'sDW h~
r.s OF traring the skn all de ordiaa,y Hores1 S"ses
re liable To do -,
The great value Of the Hor'Hsir nesos.r :, ,he.,
o., ~ every IN. " no has paid fte least attention 70 the
nporare Of healthy acton Of r ssnis require srf~r
~ .ai. ~ A. B. SANDS L CO. ~ Broadway, eorses
.frb.mbsr.sirept. Grannr Building 0u
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DOYS' Clothing ,-Childrens Clothing

4 very large as~orIment--sery good quaity-very
chrsp-G.o. 4 Hoyt Co. No. HBowrry would respect
fully inform their patrons and the public generally that
lh.v have again been making extensive PREPARATIONS Or the
sprug and summer trads and have haRd much
larger ss.ortsieit Bows and Chircn, Clothing than
liz. before have had. The pubic invited 10 call
AMI eSmiar their goods with particular reference To quality
ami ,rl~s ,rrns ~
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sChdren. Clothes
Dogs AND CIlLDREN'S CLOTH
.ERSONS TRAVELLING are remind.
Hardware. Guile

" L. ke-Th- .ub-crbers are Teceivin, fresh sup
Dl,, snt have CONSTANT, hand i1h asOrtfnsut II
Hardware such common AM oTy handle
Knv-. ana Fork single dozen, n st, AMI 81
pecrx Also Tea Trays, spoon Tea ketu,s. SAUce Pa,
Coa.-~ Nils Shvrs and Tougs, Hologvare, he kc, all
Of which thy offer ~ market price,.
mysi Ina OSBORN LITTLE. . F1l0n Il.
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Y EWCASTLE COAL-Now dischars
NOLT,S Patent Repeating Rihes. Gal

" bin,s Fowiing P.o~s anil Pistols offered ~
ash reduced prices at Va ri BrosdSay, New York
HYDE 0ooirich New.Oreaps
HAYDEN, Gregg Co. Charleston, a. G..
James MckeoD, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wssbngtos
DC.
Al.o, improved Powder FLASH, Capprmers ssd The b~s
Percussion Caps Tor sale ~ No. III Broadway Jel I'm