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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
New CARPET store.

J. New Carpet StOre.-lhr sphserDer. beg
leave t. INFORM tier iricIs. and tie public generally
that DIZZY have Iub received aHd e,l stock OF Gnps
coH.l-tn- 81 tarpeng OIL Cloths, Rug, Mating Df1g-
stf B1 with every ohrr arc, carisf ted th
ite trade ch they offer - Tie public the .1Ws ra,h
price. without pretending a. sel u per cent cheaper than
any e.>e. but VII guarantee g. al a. on any
,a,. TLo,f Wishing plrc.l,e VIII 80 we'll coil
lul examine .ioch Where t-y WI l tIe choice
u1tscTfs snI lac D.s OF coiai..
WEBB MANNING,
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sly1lt


To the Fire Departmental Ut. -' ",'
meeting Oh the Freiurn ol the CIV anl tnuhs
ID Nrw.N OH in favor of Mr fkkDtklCk D. ho'i' -
fr tine Office 81 Chief tng 81 he NeN hoih ff" "'
,,,rmeni h.l al the Broadway House on Monday evening"
Mty 81 1872. Nj. JOHN VI. BE\NET w,s ara
Chairman. and Mr. PFARcE DARsUw Secretary. ! H'
Chairman announced from the Nominating Commute l'
follow ug named gentlemen for ASSISTANT kngine'f'' "h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

r. We trust Congress will not be shaken 10y
the loud and earnest clamors OF the interested from
carving On the good work it has begun OF re'rerch
ing the Expenditure, Of the Government by redu'
crg our Army and Navy We do not pretend to
Judge how and where this Retrcnchment should be
,flected but the proposed cutting down OF the
Army. now that the Florida Warts over to o'ooO
men, suits US admirably for one item. Let Us be
strictly just and peaceful refrain from coyerng
wha, Is our neighbors robbihg and oyerreachiug
the Indians, iniuring Mexico, &c. &c. and very
small Peace Establishment viii answer. But II
the cIamor of the personally interested i to over
bear deliberate convictions Of Public Duty, Con-
grcss will render Itself the scorn of the Country.
Go ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

.NEzIcAS MvsEUM-n Consequence OF The Lecture Room
',-ng too snail % contain AL the vsier. az us ctah-
fuenf tefe vii hereafter be performance IN the even
NJ thu. savu. all from disappointment No place OF
srlus.neui the Cy fully attended this and
ta-nLs nn., lf... .uch allIarl.nn. i0r > cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
II The Public are caulone.

II The Public arr cautioned eansi purchasing TN.
Ireoph"rou' or he'cdsd Compound tor the human hair
at osc dalar per bottle. b. hal fDf s@.eutyG,.
cent. 81 the Wholesale depot 40 Broadway corner o. Ib
erty street, up stairs ~ my.s lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

I r canon. a Novel. IS 50 y. l. .l"'f' ~ ''f At
. ,.r~ world Oace % Acc street. f'i'' ~ o'ni"
- ~. l.ul-n OF N - non NJ h.o co---.. ---.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

= btustFIus.- II .lI'FfIFI IHVlifs plbIc aiirn-
ton % H. .tOck OF WILLIS PATLsT PKEslCM Bsu.rEAps.
which b. csnhieat viii b. found tie faee,i. o. "a ban
ugl ana cheapest assortment offered o tne American
people. Tor ,1yng Of labor freedom from bug. and anO.
mpo>'bty of getting out OF order thee Brl.,eads are
~lhsui rival. JOAN DOUGLAS. II Goli t.
ulN-f d ~ - door frrm beekufaa
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y Trmn,parcnl liaIian Window Shn.lc..

DLif fk W. NDDDt ORD. ~ (auaThr-sl. b.. made
rHgtueaf. o receive tie z7th 81 April Two large
Efricss Transparent widow shade. embracing almost
every y nd ~ LaUdscaps. ~Wss and Italian Jews. VIZ.
hete an plain C-utr, French Scrolls klsWs moonlight
Landscapes, iafrgales scrolls. panied brilliant sl p'r
nfrent OF color. F5me.. ,tad oi siend.a itrr tine
10 purchasing cont band arice auction can b. up
piled wh transparent " lLdoW >hade., at tie 0i0YIng
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L..Lnln. NL.le anl eo.srcd. 81.
M,y 9Th. 1872. myc7 lmTaFSS q
bikD, c'ih'i i"' "'''
I'D. BIRD, las Che>nui t.

MAY g7th. 1872. myc7 lmluFN> ~
d, sixth yynrt.-N meeting of th' Don ."l'
~, EI,rI1r. ol the Ssth Wand convened agf'''NN p"
M m 81 ia. General Committee Tor The ldiF, % "p'
painting Committees to nominate Comm - on,'s
mi Inr,clor, % BE supported a, the Spesai e'fton 'n
Iure r.xt JOSEPH L. PRISON Wa called % ~, DO
,n-i J. r. Bs,pLEY aui L. WILSON were "pp'htA -'..'
o. - m Al Committee oi nine he appointed 90 NOM
~ ,;,h'e per>ons candidates Tor school onn''''oh'
.rs trustees and Inspectors TO be supp9f'tJ a. ~,
,o, Whtreupou tn COMMITTEE were chosen ~ p''N'''
ds ioiow, 49, $780,, ,.,,
II do IN " MERRITT, Josflh !. FikssoN
III do ..ASpREw FASH Il O. ! okhis NJ,
N a., ....DR. JEssr EVERETT, MAFiht" "f'''
DkNiEL 4 wEBsrER
R,soigoi, That the above Commute" nave p'"' ~ '''
frou their avn nominations aud 10 il Nacdnc -
Re,oisol Thai the proceeding, OF tbs mreuns D' pun
a., motion. adjourned JOSEPH r. PRISON 'hn'
T. ~; nN,D'''' SECRETARIES ry-7 II
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.c,r, A 20. - Fashion ior >amner 's'2 VII
iutrdoced NAV .0,h, al No'. a"l ANo' ii"''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
- The Chcape,i Cash Ta;,or Ye,-p \

III >IED Merchant Tailor. No ICha'lau-,qgar, corF,f
ot Catherine street, make. CGU- nrier IN thr nest,t
style 10 Per cent cheaper uau t- cheape. Cab Ia or L.
tie city. ~ myls Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

i Stranger, D. yOu want B0ots sni Si0e,,-i -
20 o. >cnDn.r K GO. Great Catafue Boot sni Shoe Mar
ket - Caiharne s. corner OF MlrrDe. whrr- yg cn tn
the arg-t ani bel assortment you ever .s sul 40 price
aryer before rqua-d jest nv H. ~ mzlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

II Wanted-By 4 young man from the country, 'ni-
pl0ynent wA,U sale retail Grocery store, who uu-
as the bushes Has soge knowledge ct Buok-kfcp-
iug. aud Wiling o.ah~ hu.selt generally usrigL Inc
sdirrss,d 70 +. T.. - once viii be- attended ~. ~ /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

EXCHANGE LYcEuN.-A branch, or auxiliary Of tie TX
change Lyceum 3f3 Broadway, y. Y, organized Ia
Cincinnaii OhiO-Rev Dr. Beecner. President Aur.r.e.
10 tie ,lme institution Organized IN several otter places
IN ONO.
stranger. visiting the Lyreum n New-fork are from
tscnv O. thirty daily. OF wlom enter into some ar
rasgs,n for nsttl,ng Scientific Exchanges Air~ days
snne gentleman from Rlssa. another from saesen, AMI
one from Deumark called on tie sam. day.
On a Geological EKcurson from the Exchange Lyceum
on Saturday last. nineteen schools ~ere represented by
,-ach.r, or pupils anon: which THEOLOGICAL sem
mary Boz thI. city and Academy IN While Plans Seen
en-, &c Excuross by members and pupils Of the Lyeeum
arr frequent and and the highest degree instructive ami
enfrrs.n.sg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

E.n,ie,ucm,s sum nvr Hats

uer oi Pine and Na,san,.ree'> d" no" ''"'N 'a
,o s ii, h, latest syie oi beautiful Dr.u ahd Pea" ~
r, ll,i. t,,rther wth his Uslal -'--'iy o out' dee
scr ftna> VIZ
Wnite anl Dfab Beaver.
Panama.
Manila.
Doube Rim l. -boIE white and co'Sr'd' A.
BIRD. corner rinc snd Nassau Il. y. /
I'D BIRD. las Chestnut IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

sr.nnrye.-Euiah Ionn.on. formerly C ,'I, =.
# the second Municipality Watch, vs. Si'3''1 u.
The br,n, abou, o'clock last evening q, nc cor
nor Of Triton Walk and New Balm. re- name
- .t' VA. VIM inflicted te fatal wound ! Na'i
Tbr instrument, used WAS small dirk ANTE. a2 ',
Z mr. ( inches long Mr.. J. was taken mo w.
TON. Coa,e.Fo-.c. ard expired IN about I'VE mn
MOS after he received the wound Na'n 'a' -
S.en arrs.tea last evening. Il. O. Pic. May l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

~ Gov CLEVELAND of Conn. declares that
he will not give MP Thomas W. Dor, (should
he be found in that Sn,e) the requisition OF the
Rhode Island Government. That IL To say: he
looks into the facts of the case, and decides that
Mr.. Dorr has committed crime known TO the
laws Of Connecticut, wherefore he will not give
him up as a fugitive irlon. We are inclined to
think this the right course; but what row Gov
C's brethren raised when Gov. Sewdrd did essen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
y Kemembcr ihr RemovnI Of the Renl

Fay,i- liail. 81 BroJdvay, opposite Nb, al price,
reducef nearly ~ per cent g. ". McCREDY,J r.
mis- i'm "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

1fss-a fue Store situated on the corner 81 Trinity
Cnurch YaI and Broadway, long lasOrally known
a. Oh stand tor kind ~ business.
Enqurc l. above. Tern, no,irrsle ms ~ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

W Mr. I. Ill. Pcttis writes TO some paper e.
the South tina, the AJoluioR Tribune refuses Il
publish his defence. We care nothing for h.
cpithst. bat his assertion is untrue. The letter
lie sent us was no vindication at all, bot a mero
denial of our statements in regard to him. As We
did no, make them on mere assertion, we dechnec
to consider that rciondcr which was wholly NJ
supported by proof, but waited the appearance Of
the evidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
H,uhr, Perfmmcd BmGnlo Oil.

and D. amin M tnr hdI. Ths UI gNts ND PI0s
be -. h- hlir Ia a h. ahy STATE IL i unrsalc3 for
drs.iog ladr| and cllr.b- hair. adding >oitns, and
lururiance heretofore unftainale Sold genuine by II
Everett Druggist, 81 GresnwchsIeet, one door above
Franklin It. myY IL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

Ff.'s ,.ir - % po-l'ey D." made on very favorable terms,
~ . as on Wei 'ie OF Myrtle Ayenu~ aDd Asepii aa1
Cait0n-s.resis. BfOOslyn. AO, epartr par.
GELS lu 'lAsifee between Dfdisrd Road aul FLi0n
hf.4e. Improvements OF great importance. and sdly &
're1i sllle aud beauty going )r,afd in the imur le
nr-uhofho1i ~ Thee idn ts- pee ally r grcaftt iafh.
Dfy DocA public buildings. r. Ths.- 1T, hass u- L-t
% ~a'er ar" Convenient for residence 90 OF fs-p'ris Tie
acre parcels s'0ri view ~ tie boy and cry oi hfNiofh
a. Thy viii be- -bOHB 10 person. de- rsui o. buying.
1ur pefec House, OF mode ltr reni b.it ga iesT his
Car D. vel leased large p1rups Of DE- ,usr'.s
money nay remain m1r'sa1e. Apply sOn &ip& II.
10 OfoRGE l. CLAgG D. LherD-'t mj ia! %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

Trustees b. relation a. tn settlement ~ Real Es'Hec
power of Trustees anl Involving many 81 the abs, ms
questions in the English and American Law si Tenure.
by II Il Breckenridge formerly Judge of Fofiia NJ :
day pubi,lsd and for sale by CUtS &. MOItRl son
80 Sa.,.u street a. uyZ7 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
cid Isay Wafer. II

D cid Eay Wafrr.-Ihe great diicu,i ~ ct.
~ AMI many inquire, tor good auci" OF Bay Wa
TER uiucfJ e subscriber ~ have some imported Which he
can cou,iy recommend, being ~ very superior quail
Iiv Cd o. G. SAUNDERS 1 son, 1853 BroadNaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

RHODE lsLANp.-Buuincto Anthony, the Dor
sheriff OF Providence, who has been accused oi
trcachery. ialschood SC. in dlsbandins the keNo!U
tionary force by assuring them that compromis'
had been agreed an. comes out in the last Prov
dence Express and proves that there ,ras SOFT e.
compromise agreement, TO which he and Phil
Allen on one side and John Whipple on the olhri
were parties The terms were substantially these:
lst. case to he made and the validity Of the PEG
pies Constitution tested before the [. :. Suprem,
Court as soon as ibr-the iact' being first as
certaned by an impartial Committee I'd, the OLE
Government To remain IA force until after such de
cision 3D. that no further arrests should be mad'
under the Treason act 4th, than the Suffrage Gov
srnmcnt should stand back mean time.
We have not heard from the other side, but w
presume this is near the truth. The reference t.
the supreme Court is a farce but We trust new
Constitution will be framed which viii obviaie al
necessity ior further conflict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
To Let ni III .roadway-.Ge.iiem.n

wi,tu o. procure tne any aui ""l iurHsIFi f1 "fu
Should ct 70 he kfemiIn aud examine to.e lifted u
Jy The = lb.c.ber.
Term. Hpo.crsic--aqI.re onile PREMISE, o.
BEN WILSON Pror-.flr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
the same thing

LATE FROM NEwGRES DA.-Capt. MARTINEZ,
Of the brig Now Grenada, from Santa Martha, May
lth. arrived this morning, furnishes Us with the
following information:
The revolution had entirely ceased, order per
iecrv restored, and business begins to assume lis
wouted appearance.
The Government has completely triumPhed over
all ia enemies.
An immense quantity Of specie has been seat to
England. forwarded 10y British men-of-war.
The following, being the principal leaders of the
Revolution have been sest out ot The cou.iry:
Gen. +. Carmona. Frs. MARTINEZ. Troncro,
Acspiio LavaIiez. Gen. Santiago Mario, Colonel
Gabriel Vegas. DIR. Antonio del Real, and lorna,
del Real American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

~ The GRAND MUsloiL FEsTNAL To be CIV
en- by the New.Nork Sacred Music Society in aio
of the Delavan Institute for reforming the Intern
pera,e has been postponed from tins evening Il
Friday week, in order 10 give opportunity Cor III,
rehearsal of several new Temperance Odes An
ihems, &c 10y Mrs. ) b. DANA, written expressly
Tor this occasion, and welded To the mos, popular
aud inspiring music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

MicsIGAy S4Lr.-The Wolverine, are going
into the manufacture OF Salt quite extensively
Their Saline. Weld WELL and Salt Of an excellent
quality The Detroit Advertiser already boasts OF
supplying the Province of Upper Canada, next
wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

u Roman Eye Bai.am. d ,ra.ei v,ak and
milan ed eds, arr ,aiciy a1d speedily cure '
the appcau Oi th, valuable BALKAN. D, tie best
edy discovered for aAy d,ra,e of tie r3e Ircr 81
cents. Sold by DAVID SANDS Co II Fat Rooa1way,
Market =; - 100 Fulton - aLd - BT0a4aay.
- IL I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

TRIAL FOR MURDER.-On Friday vi last week,
At kingston. Canada West. came on the trial OF
Edward Coote and Jane Coo,e, for the murder OF
Margaret Moston, aged three years and half.
child OF the latter by her first marriage Edward
Cooie wa, formerly soldicr-mauied Mrs. Mos
ton in March-aways expressed dislike TO the
child and unwilhnsncss to support her-was IN
the habit of beating her cruelty and once was seen
at the ,de of a ditch hoggins tn, child and order
ing her to Jump in Ihs body OF the child, VIXEN
examined by the coroner and physicians showed
marks OF severe burning. as il the Lutte Creature
had been made to III upon hot iron; and finally
il was proved tina; the mother refused to have
medica! assistance for the child, and that attempt.
were made to conceal her DEATH and her body after
she wa. dead.
The hearlcs. mother was acquitted, and Ceote
f,pud g1iify of ruau>i1uehter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
r1Tsnycn rsIooruERors Tor
MNI LII Col BY.

BaowN's SARs,PARILLa AID ToNNO BifIFRs- l' i
the first time mes cal virtues Of Strlpsrid and loi
toe, have been combBespd The result las met he most
.an-un~ exuecia0ns the me~ca profession Tie whole
vegetable kns dom does not furnish ~ sshdncts ~ admir-
ably adapted purify uoIrs aud nv gogar the human ~,
tenn Thee Blis all the hemn>t po~ crul puf
gsiiyes Wrn Used in .Gcr; qIan y and YET are 80 nd
In their operation ty Mav be- gyCn person, m the mo-,
delicate lea lh with pcrisctsasiy. They also very aee
,hle the taste, mngsc the Q1alles 81 e ordinary Sdr-
.aparla syrGp With tie delightful h'sor 0i TIE Tomato a
manner which renders them highly agreeable Ia The lnNd
Ia. Sold by the a-elts 4. -. l. ID sand. Druggists Nc
~ Fulton corner nf GosI. 100 fuonsi - Broadway,
and ~ East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

II TrNpERAStE TO-NGRT.-By referring to another
column " III oe thai there attractive array Of
earang talents and eoqucncs the advocacy of Temper
.Dce THIS Evening on the occasion OF the Annual Meeting
OF the CITY Temperance Society. We say to ALL fail not 10
, 1842-01-22
LITERARY DEPARTMENT

Mrs J Hale, Mrs l. u Sigontpey. Miss E Leslie,
w. = N S.dswict. Mr Emma c E.HnaH;y, Mrs F
5 Osgood. MrsA NJ F Amman, Mr., f. F Ellet, Miss
Dupuy, Mrs yolney l. Howard, Mrs E Allen, Mrs
: F Farley, Mrs II Bepchsr stowe. Mrs Seba Smith
Mrs J Thnyer. Nr.C Lee Hentz, Mrs E { Stehmsn.
Mics Meeta NJ Duncan, Mrs & II W Esling, Mrs VI
81 Leon Loud, Miss NJ d Snow. Kate Franklin
lie will be enabled TO furnish occasional article.
from Maria Edgr~orth, Nay Russell Milford Mrs
Cornweli Baron Wil.on, Mrs = c Hall, Mrs Holland,
Mary Hewitt. and other English lady winters Of dis.
~tinction, some Of whom have already published in
the Lady's Book the fret original contribution they
have eve made TO American Literature.
Nor has he omitted to procure the services OF emf
nent writers Of the opposite sex. Aware OF the
universal and well. deserved popularity of N P Will
graceful and eloquent pen will be highly acceptable
to the readers OF the Lady's Book, the proprietor
has entered in an arrangement by which he will be
able to give in each number Of the work, an exciu-
sive article from that gentleman; and he mas also
retained all the ccntribntors whose writings have
heretofore given such general satisfsction, including
w. G Simms, Esq, Professor lngraha III. Professor
Dimity, Erofessor Frost, Professor Walter, Park Ben
jamin, Esq. r 5 Mackenzie, Ii. ID T S Arthur E-q.
II w Herbert. Joseph C Neal, Hon. Robert T. Con.
rad, DIR J X Mitchell, Morris. P Earle, VI d. n c
Brooks. A NJ Z Holden, A M'Makin. l. + T~asistr,,
Rufus Dawes, f ID Squier J M'Lellsn, Jr. James
Aldtioh.
With such aid, it is n t too much TO say. that
the Liternry Department Of the L.dy's Book will sur
pass any thing that has ever heen or can be attempted
, 1842-01-22
ORIGINAL

Its a source Of no little pride TO the proprietor
Of the Lady. Book, that he frs, introduced into this
country the plan of furnishing, along with a month
y periodical of elegant literatute, embellishments Of
an attractive and costly character. The first engrav-
ing accompanying such a work were given by him the
first nezzotint engraving by him, the fret patterns
Of lace work and embroidery were given by him,
the frs. colouroG plates of fashions were given by
him thefrst music was given by him. These are
thing, to which he would not refer. if some of those
who have essayed TO follow in his footsteps, not con-
tent with initiating all he designs, even the form Of
his book, the size of his type, and the colour of hi,
cover, had not ~foolishly put forward clasms to OH
g%inality, and attempted to found a right to an ex.
elusive merit on doing that which they had borrw-
ed from his example. Bot what he has done hereto.
fore in the way of embellishment to his book, though
it far exceeded any effort of those who strove to
copy his movements, cannot compare with Whit he
now means to do. His arrangement for this depart.
ment of his work have been projected on the most
liberal scale ofexpenditare, involving such nm extent
of outlay as has never before been dreamed of in
any peTiodica1, European or American. As an evi.
dence Of his intention', he now states that each
number of the Lady's Book for the ensuing year, will
contain, at least,
Three Splendid EngrDrings:
embracing in the series every possible
variety of subject, Historical, Landscape,
Picturesque, Portraiture, Imaginative, En-
blematical, and executed in every possible
variety of the art; Mezzotint, Line and Mez-
zotint, Stipple, Medallion, and that most
chaste and expressive manner, the Line and
Dot combined. which has given such world.
wide celebrity to, the works OF modem ar.
lists. r. ..r-
The American Guide Plates Of Fashions,
.Golouhed, will be given every month. ~
, 1842-01-22
BUSINESS

The price Of this publication is THREE
DOLLARS per annum-two copies.
one year in advance. IS
Those of our friends wanting To subscribe
to the best i've bollar weekly family news.
paper published in this city, can be accom-
modated as follows:
Tw" copies of the Saturda, Courier, | year
and Godey's Lady's Book, one year, will
be sent for IS
Five COPIES Of the Lady's Book. I year. 10
Five copies Of the Saturday Courier, year
one Lady's Book. one year, 10
Eleven copies Of the Lady's Book I year. 90
Thirteen copies of the Lady's Book. one
year. and Walter SCOTS Novels, CONF
plete, or his Miscellaneous Works, which
ever may be preferred, 80
In all cases where money is RENTED FIR
"Clubbing," the most liberal allowances will
be made. The money, in all cases. to he
positively received befnle n number is sen,
No letters will be taken from the pos, office
unless the postage on them is paid. Unless
positive orders are given at the time of snh.
scribing. the work will be continued after
the first year. and if not paid during the wear
the price will be increased to four dollars.
Address,
L. A. CODY,
io1 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
, 1842-01-22
PROSPECTUS
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WEEKLY POLITICAL NEwsPAPER.
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Published IN Bosoling Green, .Mssosvi.

The above will be the title ofan Old paper un-
der aneo name to be published Inf Bowling Green.
Mo-, by the undersigned. With the change of
name there will be NO change in the political
course of the paper. "THE RADICAL" will
pursue the safe course as has heretofore been
pursued by the "Salt River Journal" It win
advocate a strict and rigid Interpretation of the
constitution as the best safeguard Of the rights of
the people and of the states, and as the only guar
antee Of the durability of our union. It win op-
pose the exercise of all doubtful powers BY Con-
.gress, and as a necessary consequence will wage
an uncompromising war against a National Bank,
whatever name it may assume-against a protec-
tive tariff, as wrong in itself and dangerous to the
harmony OF the members of the National Con-
iederaey-and against the attempt to bride the in
deoted states into the support of the Federal
Party by a distribution of the proceeds of the
sales OF the public lands among the states. i
lhe undersigned are DESTROYS TO extend the
circulation Of the "RADIcAL," and with this view
no effort viii be spared to render it acceptable to
the Democracy of this portion of the State.-
From them we have to look for much the larger
proportion OF our patronage, and we shall strive
to make our sheet worthy of their support and
OF the great principles it advocates. The terms
OF subscription have been reduced so as TO make
1t one OF the cheapest papers in the State; and. if
not the best, we intend that it shall be inferior to
none in every thing that constitutes an able and
interesting paper.
The first number of the "RAprcAL" will be
issued on Saturday, the 9th of November, on a
sheet OF a size Of the Journal but with con-
siderable improvements. A large portion of it
will be in smaller type-thereby adding to its
appearance and to the quantity of reading matter.
The terms will be So to a club of 8 or more
subscribers, paid in advance. $3.50 to a single
subscriber, if paid within 6 months, and SIS if
not paid till after that period.
A. H. BUCKNER,
, 1842-01-22

Pow cred Miik-kirchoff, a Russian che.
mist, who discovered the process of convert.
ing starch into sugar, has recently made, ii
is said, several experiments on milk, by
which it appears tina, that fluid may be pre-.
served for use for an indefinite time. Fresh
milk is slowly evaporated by a very gentle
heat, till it is reduced to dry powder, which
is to be kept perfectly dry in a bottle well
stopped, for use. When required, it need
only be diluted with a sufficient quantity Of
water; the mixture will then rave all the
taste and properties of new milk.-[Ne~arh
Advertiser.