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Cb5rsc,r and aesponS5ittes BY Mrs ELLIS, An
thor OF Tile Women OF England, &c. &c y VOL LIMO
PIP 22o) d. Appleton Co
Tins is no; a, great or striking, bnr w!lolcs ONE,
tnthfu. cs,ilnable volume OF winning cornsels and
eentIc n1onitions Il has very few sentences
v;l.ct, are not "a applicable To the Daughters Of
!sincri.;, as of England, winch may ne, be
studied ui,il decided odyanrnseby either.
Ti;. I,IH A nagazpc for Literature, Philosophy, aad
Religion To be continued Quarterly: No. VIZ.
Apdl,I342. Boston. E. P. Peabody. Ns"tiork c.
:. Francis 25lBroad"ay
The Dial opens this month with DAYS IRON a
!>ary bv \. &. Alcolt; ne haze Maria
Va. Oostar,r;cll from the French Silence and
s:Deeca "a gcauinc-Poem; then Thoughts on
Theology. h. Rev Theodore Paricr-an account
O! tie present state Of Thcologic Science in Ger
nanq, based on Dorncr's Christology-a vigorous
aad lucid essay Some interesting Literary No
rice. conclude the number, which closes the Sc
cond year Of This original AID excellent work.
We hear with regret but no surprise that The
Dia! has barely patrons sufficient 10 pay the
pense of It's printing and with JOY that RALrf
WALDo EMERSON has resumed the Edtor.hip
ana viii hencciorth devote his powerful pen 10 lis
support Will ir. not obiigc many friends by pub
Ji:hing in successive numbers the Lectures recent
IL delivered bv him in this City and clscwhere-at
lea.t. ,lie. frs, three Of them We confident
,b.y would increase the interest and circulation of
Tie work. The Dial is tus, the best periodical for
earnest. lnrgc-souIcd inquircrs :*et published u
the Englisf tongue: and We appeal the liberal.
the iru,i!-sccHingto give more adequate patron
age Perhaps the Editor can do something TO-
ward ciecling ,his; the work could be made to
ia,eres, larger circle of readers by studying
g,eaier varcty in lis topics AID brcvity in its cs-
says;-srrougcr, proionndc, and irncr it could
haldiq be-
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nc IT5DsoN-ST4EET-NewG Goods

1h subscriber has secured the assistance OF ven neil
-. .,, ,,no. attention 70 visitors, whether 2t-
tn9;n4 Mrp ~ n Gricn.y gaoi> CHARLES HAD>ELl
cHa>,nS % fsteo is Hudson street.
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10 GOOD while you may Recon-.

4 ~ bOOD Whie yGi! may heC3!n-
9 mend Rings tic-;ri Candy; every oic You khn"
80: caugI that breaiiie with Gi:iily IL ri> van N
The c >ila i, and yo WI le dong greater gocd 10
your fellow. beings ',l you cngid possibly 10 o.lcr
way,ar whni raiily- rele tiiono ia dow u tfT'>
with lie conviction Of having relieved 20 nanyflerl2'
rescued MARY uutmcv grave-that Rings veg
oai- Candy ha- cared inr-en.e number. and .ivrn
;iicn! Is set of luIC> caulat br denied a.
manl have voluntary te4te 10 that elect Then liz the
good Samrr;isl.rn good while may, tor life ltsc n
lie largest space, nut short Prepared and Tor sale by C.
H. RING IS Fulton corner Clii and 6i Boaiway
ii>o sold by Sands, Chambfr md BrsNiway. l5J
Brnawav. OF Grand: Svne, GO Bowerv, Corner o
Walker: Guon & rand and Bowery, and uio>tot the
druggists. j. See the Signature OF &C r. ilNG. on
zach package.
NIB R;ng',ve bena Cream, Elixir of Lie and Elysan
D.ntifrca lar >oI. us above, m25 I'm
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liEDIG4I4.
nBSTaTICT!0N-Tae cause of ali Ia

nBST6UCT!(jN-Ta ae cause of ali Pat
" monary D,sase,. tol'tsa: i ;t,. cause q e=sji
wta the eaii.ec lle2-olzfazA atri SPtti9s bIood
Obstruction.
What i tn caussol Consumption AJ>ct> Oi>t7ac-
ION
Wi-; (, ;iis e7:z Of 3 Bronchitis ot,trgctioo producing
:sin!5l.>. aEF. eN'etic. ~ sI3Zz- '- aud TslceI
H,Ii-cIar-. 1t.iyod .il gs.tEs ;sfiuna nr.-5cuy n
breathing. S-. ,'-'rli.oa, ca>-t! ~ s- Erey 2
sa tESfTeunn rio-zl II .,,- 1:,,lis tiaT;fh iiitt
iugcsrestirdiioa
i;er4ove lh Obstruction ali yitl l, Irs eYec tor
oEGo iei.ort gtIys q. !..aodfo silias'r III
acl:y CT b-ra, II re.inEa;lan % beaisil sv ! Ger.
aii. An What ) tl= r-l!eiy pa..eG ur b n2ire
% .raI.i-.. t.ii, tit:SsICc;.ou
TIE answer Is t&itctoraGoE. sNf''t- t-'"ion IA
irs r. n,eiy For. reader. er, 10 o:icr cutit the
rr'c,-a wnpip~. ai i'liN natural .tlaege ENs.;-
a,.s a:ur, and prIuc, tn, te,ir e r>isi:o;lius
"a Lcs!l ,oGEid eqCal .jiNi. : tiN re t'tNE
Il j Tue fa-l m tf. >pericncc ~ ilrrear, pr tc.
3rnUrrs an easy cvgecfGraion, .unPrss>,s hi
couch re.lcc> the in,urHla. ,ts sfas'Goc
actioao the r-e>fs,and the iirn,'eG surface u The
l:cnca ocr.iI} ,utia>. -; !Teai!GE becomes e;S e,i
t,n patient aa;c u,.rrrE s. rCcv @FsG ~. ttSSt
i.opcs cna,ylp.e rrod!:crs eercc reet
never before experienced 6v nruar preparation. nnd
prnongs tli. patients lie indefinite. ,rTICd Many
Physicians. still alive AMI appear worse. tAa.l they
did Then. Willie hundreds. nay hon>anis entirely re-
cOveret
Il JAYNE, Expeciorznt-Car Ba!sam and 'rcuc
eiera rnd No. - Faou corner Of Sold Loo ruoi
street lY le agent, y SS sand. Druggists So sold
by A. y >aE- O. No. --2 Broairefy ,av!d Ss.@GsA
Co. No. :. Eas; broadway. coraer Market n>sln
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TEyHE PARTED FAMILY, and other

4 Poerns-An Offering the afflicted aad Tribute oi
Loye.to Departed Friends By Mary S b. Dana author
o Tie Southern Harp nc
sThis is neat volume of pages, made up OF large
number poetic strains OF The an'Iahle gifted ana
ouS auttor,S, who is already iavorably known 10 our
r,nl The scenes o her Childhood and called also 10 part
with her only child noble and promising boy she learned
ow To ,a, The consultations OF the religion OF Jesus,
and her Affections have taught her 10 awaken The tehcrest
most melting strains We need not say more than to
all, especially thc lovers o song mat lhei's
real poetry IN every page.
none volume l2nio Just published, and for sale#hy
DAYTON NEWMAN 81 Nassau street
lt,,
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vel. r.
A S S O CIA TION:


II The editorship Of thus column dstinct from
TIE Tribune 4daress letters post-pnid A BRIsEaSE
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

.gpUl WER'S NEW NOVEL.-Zanoni
Novel in ? vols by ,lc aulhor OF Night and Morn
ia., Pelham. Nc.
SA,ksrEAKE ASD Is FRIENDS, the Acvre Daysot Old
England Paris edition. vol. octave.
TsS THOUSAND Al EAR "A cheap edition.
CHARLES Ns..ry: or,,he irish Dragon, cheap edition.
Eoa'scompc.t works, illustrated edition.
cheap
v,,gSrlSE Vox the Ven,riloqus. by Henry Cockton.
The TacGucri, novel; by q. 7. X. james. ? vols.
Ile Ancient :;cgiil".
NIarryalt,s conpIei.. works . vols. octave.
For sale by J. s. KEDFlELD. Clinton Hall,
\ ms, corner Nassau and BCeklnaii streets.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

NTEGLECT not your Coushs.--Om
creates; suffering. an! caiar.cs often grow out ni
our In> cougi-hc neglect: II; >i!oiiy
E has Il 7aix i. cEest-ic ne%lcct> IL bye and
h.. raises hloodhe sends physician: ti: doctor
tells him l i, Il, con>unption. One bottle O, DR.. Aliens
E,aa wsnI have saved al. this train OF evils. LIT I! cse
!aboric under coughs get tbs uicicn without telar
CONSUMPI ION CURED.-i certify that Dr.. Aliens
I.dsam has cured me OF Til. disease.
A. l.. SruARD, Hobokrn.
=, o,r,r,. ,n,l 90 P,rcl,y-.t MI i'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

TIE FaSIionS lur AprlI
CoNrESrs--'rhe Old English Dramati>t-To an Eagle
Solnel-Tlie Kings Bride om the German of Iiotnla,)-
Muse Ncspers the shore OF the Mcditerranean-lie
Three SciCriclcS with engraving steeli-Ihr In
curry do Literary N0.iceS-l Matthew's Spe,c! on In.
ternnoral Copyright Q Cecil! Peer 8. Lanpan, Essays
io Summer Hours l. lunlingtons g Bank OF Faiih'-
N,ic-l,oln1nza by j. n. Ilunmell Terms s. per annun
2 p cents per number.
mS and 10 School street, Boston.
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NOTICt,-NIorison's Hygean Medicines

y IiCE.-Al prisons Hygean Medicines
Z from the British College nj Health, l-onon''-rh
iiori>on M0a; & Co, and :, cents tie State of Ncn
York lave received large assortment Of Aieticine direct
from the . British College Of Health, loron, are ready
10 s1p,!v .Ilt Agent. liberal than hereto
ior-..Pcr>ons wishing be appointed Selling :i"ei.>
viii please make inmeilae application 10 the >uilscrl
b.rS. All p, r,Gn- adell-d the late i-c;i, Mr Geo.
Tavlor are requested, make iuinc'iate payment u The
i,cr>i sc. tcl nnivarr authorized 10 2irercrips nr
tl.r .atrt FIRTH Nj, VOL franklin Square.N. Y.
Ztnl9ri AGENTS for MORRISON. tDiT X CO
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

IL. FOR SALE.-Ihe three story bncA
';:i9 HOlrsE AND Lor OF GROUND, No. .
1-sGs'reet, betWcci ala<i'oa and rs
- work uiI,r 10. ,uperia nlence d 1lf
c;nrr Ireland INer. fire 2accs IA tes io.lss.
.y.i nj WHICH ar. flushed wl Tsrsis chimney .pcct
rtra * irv cellar anr lie Whole pnvea and divides
mo .yera apartments. flre-prno a>inouse Gnder ,ar
lrl., r. pac and the no!e IN CON pcie ordeT h
,rer1, NAV m eeer day uet'..en ti hours OF L
55,.l D O'Clock For :cyfier particulars apply 70
-: GEJESt,LL. MlNTURN l co. I3 South--trctt-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

" .,.1 dwelling Ho3ses. rre7 o. Tary
s, r,so, ret,s Fli o. S and the otier :s!l:ep
vel aiapt-t for rs@Pseto!e sc!aa SEQ. A2ois ~
~, 49, =, = -. ms 3,-:Ss'.5
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- y4lT4BLE pro OPETR>I'Y for sale

.S.%1- ' - t-ti 1 ~ - = -
l;... an Eroo,,yr I.h,s ana e.sht lot, an Columbia
zlsesi Cranherry and Orange se! @ end te. -
fpet 10 sirfn-n street Lot 81 Futon ret - l.a ~ ~
i.i.s tor sale IT willaInsburgh orl6 lots On
-f ;rrs, eet,veen North CTR and North lt ,,rrris rt
s,er;!l hundred II. the wnet iln. NJ EtJle
o- a of ,ii.s esperty vil. hr sah! low, most tle
roay may remain 'nogtgac for oae 9r more year>-
80 ,,l;ir;,Isrs arJpiy 70 J. g. BtL.E .EH. ~ sari-
.. , "a. i s cor. ,na:0 q RroOhyn.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

fHEESEAlAN1 , Arabian BalSam has
" been than iitsen wears. for kind, %
wounds. bruises AMI cuts and never failing remedy Tor
acute chronic rheumatism IL is warranted 10
piles i>tua .o howeverong NannT when every t!n@
failed This Ra!sam affords nncac relief II paluiN
the side and breast, rain and weakness III The back and Ions
and also and immediate ilc N ca,e o: burns and
,cal Numerous and respectable certificates may be ecu
w-cu il liz, niven relief in al the above This wonder
working ha>in will restore numb pcrs!e limbs, or
num.nc>s in any part Of Tie body, and ans! pleas,
ant application troat> and qulnsc h bottles at %
cent, and ST. For sale wholesale and retail by A. T. D.
Sands 70 and Loo Fulton D. Saints Co. u East Broa
wav cor Aiarkc, IL ~ g. sand. * Co. 273 Broadway cor.
Elti I'm
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TOY'S Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir.-I'his FL

HV1 > NllI-DvSpeP'IC# #IIIAII = I='''S II
~ ixr medicinal and vegetable Compound, warranted
safe and remedy, only tor,! dyspepsia hnttlic
whole train Diseases resulting from. and connected with
,!i>orrr- conlioa oftii stomach AMI eer or drra@t-
Of tie digestive functions such as general tAh,y ; OF
weahn.>s appetite, cO>ven.>S 'eGiache, hlioEe
colo &c Prepared lN ". ". Clark PrIIadtpiIa. Tor >i!
hv e. SANDS < co, c73 Broadway,
In ad II Et>t .LDllNay.
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sy.h FARMS FOR silE-Onc of $50

- fAKWS F.UI SNI'T.-VHe "l 10"
L.. acres IN tho town O Smithowu, Il !! on lhe man
courrv road. about ocha di which IS cleared the oshtr
.a timber aud all N good ictce in healthy nelghbor.
oo,l, schools The Land good and 20 stufeh
be made into several convenient Farms WIN u
,.pnrti1n tabe and ~oll.! 10 each. Its convenience
Railroad has induccd number o mechanics 10 rteet
tleir iaiie- t> lan' a, Is very deSirapte
Il .rjll be ,old AT SIS per acre.
N>., Farm oi 20 near the Sound AMI good mar
nor IN al c1rel,Dt vUags. The Land IS IN very pro-
pIt condition. web a watrrstl large quantity
o. tcui ana !ocisitr timber, comfortable
5ose barr -G! ot.. out buildings. ltscvcry WY very
desirable fora genst farming residence IL wln nc sotu
cheap and la,. part OF the purchase money may remain
Newynri ni1d ln~
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

q EIf'I1II 7 = I tJ-J-Nt1 tII.I1 T Z IT.
4 S4w---ork Septerler 2l,r, I8+l To DE- C. ,.irg
ST,s VOC have reqr>e, me 70 CIV. YOU an ascour OF
i,y nr tIiyr OF iii,' acted N caae. ei.ee My
r,,,,l for fi r,eiii OF others 1--we had cou2n .StS
,sir,r for several and always rot r.e trci aI'e
ra, NJ las. yyiEsr. neither one t'=n@ nor ioaisr
>pfIet 10 ejv. relief and n1s grauai. wasting aN'ay
ayia 10 -rrqr my usne In tl.i> si4tl W a->
Id l,,. rlv frertj ~: Peek - r.. yoif E!Hlf u Li'r
~ or, l;a.i finished l- bottle vas aa' cny ,:r-t oi
nv ' rain !. ezces;, night s.esa,s bur able 70 r.
slf ra-. and frl :lyl - raht' hitlrliits UNI
-7j ~ seeing NE ge active aLt rob's; ci!tsleF if
,,4ff 70 YOU Tor IN. sav;3-, n NY e, and any one
...uatei =, was, NAV -cni! o. ~ - -,
PIN;.-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

CARBIDE. Morrison, fof-
III ,ss-,, s7cgr,, in The British Navy, can be COZ
:1d tsy M at Ii, one iI Falionees with The , eSnf 9o
a. nh hi< t~e
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

r.,. UIH: A sagazipe for Literature, Phusoo1y, a:,f
Religion To be continued Quarterly. No. NI:1
April 1912. Boston e. P. Peabody. Ne"'-York C.
Erar JP ,,l,N
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

DOARDlNCi-A Gentleman and hs
ryo ar ,.ree sii,r,. gentlemen. he accom-
nodaed with pleasant room, and board from the 1T OF 'lay
,;rXt Inquire al ll8 Ofckar>ree Reference, 'Ss..iS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

SeA TO LET-,jeveral Roolns in the
.Ms1 Clarendon House No. sol Broadway, viii, aratr.
ana We'll lighted Price IRON Il 10 81 so perweeh. rhes'
Ro-n,s are well adapted Tor artist. or Tor lodging rooms
For further information apply Room No al, third story
in the building Also To let, tie Third Fourt! ami ti;i
Stories for the enSun, III
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SSs.g ,2p,jNi 5 TO 10000 lbs Of Fresh Car

~ ~ - 10 EV',VVV T7S'-" Z" FeS11 y "4
YEN SEED in all the choicest species and varls-
Ie>. sale quantities s9it purchasers nj BRiDGk'
MANS permanent c,tabishn~n, corner OF fgh'ef'tsst
nd Broadway. Also, The Vouug Gardeners Assistant
.Oa;auin, thu results c. Is - yeS practice IN New-fork.
\, is work has been hoEnfal by the awart! o, Gold Ne
.a lnn the ,mc4 can !n,tc wAch Institution and the
Neu-Yor >,ar Agricultural society. having asoawarieI
evrr copies ms Premiums or superior ss9cm.rs OF t's-
den Products farther comment is deemed unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

gAYNE'S HAII; TONlC.--l'or ,he
ss growth! restoration OF the !i;'!r'hs
proprietor hay e.ocs many years OF >uny to the treat
NON III Ne f:,ir has nj length succeeded IN col1poz!ng
ION ici has proved rintny sue r,>sln! n very
ilulerors Instances prom he growth tnh ,irrn@,I
enne tie roots oiitc lialT. ai III tvea c!se f
roxyh OF air a, testified 20 y eyca 'l@i.if resprln=
ilv;.a whose certit!cat' accofnPany the prei'af'i'G
10 iI ia.it~ liz, !;r un:c Is particularly Ii'i-
e II aiyeS laey to tlr iialf ava .'''
:i,.. curs tr.p., ,tot OF anpneS> or ;"1.li.
CrGiemet wiu wls - improve 'e "iisker; Esiis n'
hi, mo-, de,Ii,e,,u giring=iten 'ck Gios,Y'
iii and cnrlilr e,r7cc. Prepare iad sold by Drp
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

ITO LET-,Ike Store :5l6 Grand g: =:
or!ler ~ Soro'E This SoEe !. ocGiefi = ,,is eN.
EIIsir... part OF the er@'vood Ea.et oo eooa
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
" FOR SME.-l;arsnns Bargains :

s FOR : SI.G.-l;arsuns Bargains =
. Fer sale s,cranse. ~ tract. oi handsome LaRi
-riUniG2 l25 each. .o: OF superior enaty, wa
cred ii, rrt streams and covered with fine srch
whir oak hickory beach, walnut. ma. &c and sycamore
Etc N IS ndGp,rd whea;. oats coon soon :"
ver, and > potatoes The above ar.s will. sold AZ
ruc,t: nrc5 and On terms ,uit or they Will se eH-
cbSnge or alaS. any kind ei r.rrchandzc. For maps,
i a g,1.- aui! EI.tcuiaIs, apply %
vi N SM,it.M wii!TMORE, Is JOHN ST. up Slar.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

AK lin. Nlli!<-300 to 600 quarts per
4 Day or PURE, Mt..k beiurnishcd on nppli-
,tior 10 Stuart 40 1919 Greenwich street, at 81 cents
pcr onart in the sumner and = IN the winter. 2S iws
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

toe iyreIify part o. No. Lades ROW, fei-
sven r,,orls aad large attic 'i.'t.d N
manner y.i=: marble l.ntes -a io;A2 'ioors n t par
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

rytq's Hair ron:rAftr ri, Ills article far trial,
~, lIr!e,atjr-ly :an1l.nce II 70 M what II PROCESSES, the
yiiIoGt 4,i. exception. IN Use. t- Tire r.slra-
The iuian iar We know OF nq-
r,ro.- :i,a,css here ilaIla, f'eti restored To 'a'iS
.,c ii:: h;d years an! ''t t'1inH Mt cannot
ia, acv ,avortllnrl o,ernmuen 70 all reader, " 90
-. 49, ". - tHC>sor Mai. MAY ..
r-.narsl orr a. Na 90 solt TtirI., P:iiaGripha
Ei n ut v Aale>al. and retail. r ! Z < D.
sad. Druggist No,. 70 and 100 Futon 81 i p Snlgs y
Cur broadway, and Davt Sands Y Co.. - 4's @ D I'LL
va. y, Y 80 -
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
JUSTON MISCELLANY Of Literature

sale by the propretors EMBELLISHMENTS,
The Third Scighri,ie an ca.rayins on steel.
The Inquiry q
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

DOARDING--Sl per day, Or Meas
50 50 Lodging 81 10 $ par week Pous and other
respectable person, usl look naa!e Manhattan i,ous
10 ou"'''- 49, mEG I'm.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
aa .ppI.t. TREES 900 prime thrift,

-. ,p0le Tees cor>>re cf hs Winter Gresnine.
Carr ouS5. Wire Sap, Mellow Newtnwn Pppn. Bullock
o Harri.on To- ronln Sem 90, Beethoven do, Rainbow
CuI5eran, Spice 10, Eait Ee,str-as o. tas tpTte
Feanuam Prince yellow lsr.esi Fall Plppn;
xiii t >oi lew lots >'j purchasers. Also. ic'r Pirn
m raso ~, 5,.. ELIJAH T BROWN
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

,, rh NV !oui;e House in Pear street tNi adjoining
ia, Eth Ist,. tsriaf, Church. corri y ''l!!ous'j stre
- y5 ,,r rooms oc each hooc anslet ~ ver superior
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

o; * nc ~ s,,:,i,q in ;'unas ton owpsilip. l..
,lI, non. >tsaaaI J'iiu, at Norlport and i"'
tie railroad AZ Babylon at!ou "oc! buIdngsS" III
ysa.r an, rood rser Si.S,,l Tor
.trc ts:75s c;rI:>5i>, Ore ia.f rer:an on toe
l!cr ijl u,I Hpfablr. ac seE ,nncilaeSS
-r particulars Apply 20 The Tie premises TO
l!r t,,-1ti " s,t,. - D.ytso,->J Y. mi ian
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

LApoR says Holy Writ, was Punishment inflicted on
Man for s telling the Truth respecting
the misfortune attached the present system, o Labor
has not said that ms punishment might daY
and that COULD regain e Happiness whci.
he pri'nitvey enjoyed Foiuitr.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
- my C0ODs Store aud Houses 10

- DRf GOODS StOfc aid 10uses 10
- ., in Pro,,sirn-Th. House and store NO :
Id y1,y Fuorsteer, opposite the Military Jarcen
y;5I corr 10 Lott, Noug.by and Futon sire S'l
,er,,ai nr ,jrv Coed. preference VII Ge vea
No nav want! ihatp -o~ q siqrr o ls
in i yc- 1.ch ve. IN Tie esl.noT.2oom ~ I .ioFe
W.. osr " Gu!,9n one ci te greatest tnocoagh.arss
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
1SARLOR MELODlEs-Comprisins

An>on's Sa,re,l Harp, round and patent note>
The YoUng Choir, by w, B. Bradbury
The abayt Boohs together with general assortment o.
EonlS an.l Stationery, ior sale by -
j. s. EEDFIELD, Clinton Hall
n,,a c,r,.- - .SS,u ui tri.siS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

The system Of Hired Labor. carried 10 an eN-
,remc. with envious competition betwccn the
Working Classes for the Labor which Is called
5or dcpraaes Man, robs him OF all rea! Liberty,
and makes him dependent drudge, possessed OF
(, mere nockerv of independence
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

a mere mocSerI ol l"'c cte"eN
Cd. Let Labor or Industry become an avenue avenue 70
Rank and Fortune; let it be carried on N accord
.nce with the lights OF Science, by be nss possess
ins knowledge Of the Laws of Mature surrounded
by MI ,b,, A,r can inven, 10 charm The Senses, III
II. mids, Of gorgeous Architecture, of beautiful
-islds. gardens parks and woodlands, where The
sound OF exa,ing music and the choruscs OF happy
soic,s swell through every hall and Hoat through
The groves and fields; where every ASPIRATION Q,
he hear, has free and uncontrolled aetion. and
,an shine forth nts pristine truth, vndicatins It's
A,,,bo,'s wisdom and goodness: where Poverty
md Wretchcdness will cease TO exist; where CON
l;ct of interests are unknown and where every re-
alton Of lie impels the individual spontaneously
md enthusia lcally 10 be Laborer there viii
Industry be honorable, noble and exalted
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
ssa FOR SAl.ti-A Farm, situated az

- I q n S+sI.tl"--tN TsFFIit' SItUHIU't it
Far Tockawav. L. l. within short distance OF the
SIarlne Pavilion. y fronting tbs bay and occaa. l
r3nainS e acre>. bIci Is r> rate tilahe land
the gno r:ssor meadow ,ap ard ,orle woodland
On the preale>i. uea: Fam, House Barn a.d other out
buildings ea>g accrS the city bot, by land and WA
Enquire ., samuel T. 3. Norton on the premises or
1t d. .NC ERSoNlS, 10 East Sguadwar, =. y.
Also, ether property :cr sale similarly situated Apply As
.,aii,.. ..ui..l I+S Wv
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
ttDlA0-A pcrson who can command

W S(rNENOFs, DUIHTCTs. dHU V1I'oIs''
WANTED. situation. h> a young man Who nil,r-
stand, common plan drawing and the General business "' d
surveyor, office clerk general store ritlcF N''ot
Ia or r,a,l. Address 10 +. IL. Of Frashn, corner OF
'I.i -. go, ,nal 6C
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-26
From the american Sentinel

take great pleasure in handing you for publica-
ton, the following letter and sentiment written in
1884, by John Tyler which breathes throughout The
true creed and doctrines of Democracy as set forth
in the celebrated Virginia Resolutions of 1898 which
he has fearessy and steadily adhered to- and carried
out, since he has been elevated under the Constit-
ton to the Presidency Of the United States which
he has filled with much talent energy, and bene-
fit to his country, under the most trying circum-
stances without party in out Of Congress sup
port his measures, and scarcely voice press
heard in his defence, assaed by the most bitter,
cruel, and vndictiye aspcrsons of the old Federal
party, the same party that assaed and opposed JEFF
ferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson and Van Buren,,
yet in the face Of all this, he has faithfully and fear
lessy adhered with uncommon energy and devotion,
to the true Democratic faith, that he taught IN
the Jefersonian school, and has administered the
Government on the only principles which ii
be successfully administered for the interest and hap
piness Of the people Although | did not vote for
Mr.. Tyler, because he was the candidate of the
party to watch belong, and because have invara-
bly,, for more than forty years supported the regular
nominations Of the Democratic party, yet | am free
to say, that his manly and unhinching efforts which
have successfully defeated the Vaccinations Of a
most wicked and unprinciped Congress that has
brought much disgrace on our beloved country,
both at home and abroad, has endeared him, | am
sure to say, TO every true hearted Democrat who
loves his country and It's institutions.
Yours &c,
ALEX. MCARAHER
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-26

be construed improperly, and that the fair and
upright intentions OF man may be misnterpret'
ed into the vIless purposes. They wished TO
misunderstood him. and they seized hold Of the
misunderstanding. for the purpose Of sustaining
themselves. Granting the President had been
IN error in judging of the principles Of the bill
and the extent Of Its powers, what more could
he or any man do, than to reolify the
error as soon as II was discovered, and
hasten to the path Of duty before any injury could
have resulted from this momentsry devia-
lion. Now, is il supposable, after the Pre-
sident has exhibited so much elrcumspecton in
every thing appertainng TO his conversation
with individuals in relation 10 this bill, that he
would have held different language to Messrs.
Ewing, Bell, and Badger? This position can
not be sustained.
We shall continue the subject tomorrow.