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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03
From the ~ Y. Erening Posi-.
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE AND
MD CIAy

The Wing members of the Legislature of this
State, have written adulatory letter to Mr.. Clay,
to which he has returned nonsensical reply. They
tell him. that through political of nearly forty
years, he shas been governed by the ofest patriot
ism and most unsullied integrity" and he answers,
that they have 'ustly conceived the motives of his
conduct" 1t was perhaps to be expected that they
should nater Mr.. Clay, but it could hardly nave been
expected that he should swallow it down readily
They say that the is the most wonderful man Twin
and he says, coolly enough, that he knows it.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03
From the Beilo,ss Falls (Vermoa.t) Gazette.
WALpoLE, N. H., April 10, 1912.
To JOHN w. MOORE,
Editor of the Bellows Falls Gazette.

10 JOHN w. MOORE,
Editor of the Bellows Falls Gazette.
SIR In your last paper, you say the wings are en-
tirely wrong in abusing President Tylcr-that such
course will sell them to the Locoocothat they can
gain nothing by such courseand had better alter it,
if they wise. Now, sir, want to know if you
intend to prostitute your paper to the support of John
Tyer-the Accident of an Accidental famished
Charles City Pettyfogger, whom nature intend
ed to elevate above the trial of dollar warrants
upon plain cases. destitute OF intellect and in
tegrity, whose is the SYNONYM of midland on
whose very face Nature has placed her stamp Of
doomed insigncance and inferiority-a very sucker,
full grown and full blooded-such man-base, sell
fish and perfdious-whose faith is broken pledges,
whose honor is treachery, and whose conscience,
about the tenderness of which he has much
lghtened the world, is his ruling love of Office Such
a man, if so miserable thing can be called man
unsupported by either of the great parties of the
try-held in execration by the one and contempt by
the oher-and used by corrupt cabal for the vlest
party purposes at the expense of the great interests
of the country, caoed and circumvented and fooled
by fatterers, minstered to by lick spttles and sur
rounded by epers-such miserable thing in free
America who now presdes the Republic like a
vast nightmare and doctors the body polite with his
vetoes, with the assumed authority of Russian Au-
tocrat spreading his ukase through his domnions and
bidding defiance to his former friends, and over
wheming majority of fifteen millions of freemen-
making the test Of patriotism itself and the pass
port to office, adhesion to hm.-"O for a whip in
every honest hand to lash the rascal naked through
the word
! want to know, sir if you mean to support that
same John Tyler If you do, you may stop my pa
per for it shall not come into my house shall
any of my family read it.
Yours with proper respect,
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SYMproMArIc-The following article is from the
writers at Washington, and some Of the editors be-
tween that city and this infer from it, that the Presi-
dent means to turn out all officers who hold opinions
in common with the ultras of either party. 1t would
appear from of the declarations of the Madiso-
MAN, that desperate disease exists, somewhere,
It is pretty evident too, that more IS meant than is
presented distinctly to the vison.-Boston Courier.
The Courier copies our article
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03

The writer Of the above letter is informed that we
shall not oppose John Tyler the President of these
United States, without just and sufficient cause-nor
shall we stop his paper till he pays us for those we
have already sent him! When see the President
wrong shall oppose him fairly fearlessly, and
openly. We do not hold to the doctrine of condemn
ing without cause. We never approved of
Mr. Tyler's course in using the Veto Power, but he
is our President and shall continue to show him
at least the respect due to him and his station. Our
correspondent will not brighten drive US into an
opposition of the present administration by the threat
of stopping his paper. We had much rather he would
discontinue it than to take 1t, AND NEVER PAY.
The editor of the Gazette is made Of the pro
per material. By the way, we have given {
| fine circulation to the Richmond Wings choice
article Since we set it float, we have seen il
in something less than thousand papers, al
admiring it greatly. The Wing has done some
good in its day and generation.
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BRISTOL BOARDS.

BRISTOL BOARDS.
wv FISCHER importer, has just received, direct
w from England large assortment Of superior
BRISTOL BOARDS
OF every size and thickness that is made which will
be sold to the trade Semnares on the most rea-
sonable terms at Stationers' Hail.
April eft
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ARMY AND NAVY CHRONICLE.

ARMY AND NAVY CHRONICLE
TINE publication of this paper has been suspended
i about three weeks, for the want of very rihing
sum Of money-not five per cent of the amount Of
outstanding subscriptions AS soon as remittances,
advised Of now on the way, and daily expected shall
be received, the publication will be resumed.
Every one indebted is earnestly requested to make
an immediate remittance ap &c
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NAVY AGENTS OFFIcE.

WASHINGTON, April 23d, 1912
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
i 3 o'clock on Tuesday, the 10th of May next, for
the delivery of twelve hundred cords first quality pine
wood at the navy yard in this city, 10 be measured at
the expense of the conractor-sx hundred cords will
be given the lowest bidder and the remaining six
hundred the next lowest bidder provided he will
furnish it at the lowest bid. This plan is adopted to
which Re completed by the lst of January next.
Ten per cent. will be retained upon each delivery,
ill the contract is complied with.
WIN. B. SCOTT,
25-dtl0M Navy Agent.
NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
TTNHE annual meeting for the choice of officers will
Il be bel on Wednesday, the 4th of Mayn Wash
ingon.
The Board of Control have not deemed it expedi-
ent to advertise Fair Elk Exhibition for the present
year since the funds of the society do not justify
the expenses that would necessarily attend the
Should however, any articles be transmitted for in
specon, they will be received and exhibited at the
Patent Office. april II, I'd
NTEW NATIONAL WRITING BOOK-W
IN FISCHER has just received from the publishers
1900 Elementary and the National Writing Book,
comprising series of numbers, with copies
adapted to each, prepared with special reference to
the wants of the various classes in Schools and Acade
mics, by David P. Page, Principal of the English
High School, Newburyport and Charles Northend,
Principal Of the above stated Grammar School, Sa-
lem.
Teachers and parents requested to call and
examine these books (being the very best extanD at
Stationers' Hall, where every article of superior
gu atty is constantly kept for Wholesale or retail.
may 2-2w3w
MIA BALL-MR F.. c. Liable has the honor
lVIto inform the ladies and gentlemen of Washing
ton, Georgetown, Capitol Hill, and Alexandria, that
his May Ball will take place on Tuesday evening,
May Sd, at the Assembly room.
Ladies who have not received invitations for it will
will please to leave their names at his residence.
Gentemen's tickets to be had at Mr. James and
Mr.. Pattersons Drug Stores, at Mr. William Eischers
Staoners Hall, at Mr.. John Frances Lottery Office,
and at Mr.. LIS residence. Georgetown at DIR.
Sothoron's and at the room on that evening
ap 25-9t
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WILLIAM l.. AUSTIN,

WILLIAM l.. AUSTIN,
L T R N E AT l. w,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Card-WM. E. AUSTIN, Esq, will give his atten-
ton to my unfinished business and / recommend
him to the patronage of my friends
WALTER FORWARD
References:
Pntsburgh-Messrs. Shea g. Pennock,
Mr. Samuel Church,
Messrs. Mvay, Hanna & Co
Z" C. Fl. Kay & Co.
Phiiodelphia-Me ssrs Weller, Miller & Hand
Z" Dickson & Tiers,
Robert Stein & Co
John H. Brown & Co
Spering Good s. Co
Craig, Bellas e. CO.
VIM. M. Meredith, Esq.
Men York-Nlessrs. Gould, Banks & Co
" Collins, Reese g. Co.
Woodruff & Minturns,
A. e. A. Benson,
s. Dewitt Bloodgood, Esq
r. c. WIT noe, Esq
Boston-Hon. Levi Lincoln
Franklin Haven Esq
Washington CHy-Hon. Walter Forward, Secretary
of the Treasury.
apl6 ly A. w. Marks, Esq
Intel and Globe
c. H. VAN PATTEN, M. d.,
DENTIST
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Browns
Hotel nov. %, sly
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JAMES PHALEN & Co., Managers.


The grand capital prize of $4,000, in the above
lottery, was sold in share to worthy and highly
respectable gentleman in Philadelphia This is con-
tlnuaton of usual fortune for, in Grand Consol-
dated No 7, drawn April l4th, sent certificate
OF package Of wholcs which contained combination
Ia, 81, 81, prize of TO- OOo to gentleman in North
Carolina.
We would particularly call the attention Of distant
and home adventures to the splendid, magnificent,
and unrivalled scheme to be drawn May Goth in Will
mington Deaware-which, beyond doubt is the very
best scheme ever issued in this country and which
contains over million of dollars to be distributed
among the favorites of foltune.
Our distant customers may rely upon the most strict
and confidential attention to their orders and BY
sending them TO u.s. they to be in the road
fortune.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
OF della WARE.
Class A for 1912.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, May 26,
1912
Under the superintendence of Commissioners ap
pointed by the State.
l..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

I- Escuarus, God OF ;he henpg art, was considered
by the Ancen as The greatest beneiacor 10 the huah
r?re being, able aS with magic wand, 10 alleviate suffer
nv remove disease and establish health. He is Called
the Father OF hie dcnc and temples were erected 10 per
petus;e his fame the light OF science advances dis
covcries are made, all otwbch have tendency 10 aIeV
ate the condition man, and the inventive powers e
bounds. what stay rs progress IN tbe
path way OF freGown? Chemical research has IN rn9dtn
lines enriched the scGnce ot MedciHtj aHu cue
NJ the discoveries recently made VIII be haied by thou
sands with emotions OF joy>GiFs Sarsopatiila: new
vegetable preparalios ~ arrest ant speedily cGi tne
nost juveeratc class OF disrascs suc as ScrDna or h
Evil Rheumatism and White swelling nise"ses oa s .e
oiris Sail REeum or Tetter PimpeS ana pusiues on 't
ace apd other erupon OF the skin II pnrlhe' ihe p2oa
and cases healthy secreo invi&oralts te coiIu,oh
and iv= stamina to The debilhated irae ny il' ust s
eases vanish and suffering is no mere The magic "ana
rot needed fresh vigor TO restore. .,;.fai. .,
For certificates OF cures ana various uS'oes' sef ""
,.r,i.en,enls N dIerenlaily papers
Prepared and sold at 5 r"gs:,s 1n Tes and Ssm
~ ;g roadway corIler OF ChaHtcrsst. Also sold by ~
r. & d. SANDS Nos. 20 and 100 Fuiion-st David Sands
" ~, n, II Fast Broadway, corner O hiar!ei-=Ecei.
Price Il, or six bottles lpr So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
POSTSCRIPT.

The Steamship COLUMBIA arrived at hef sup
at o'clock this morning, with London dates to
the 10Th uIt. and Liverpool TO the 2otil.
Trade !, still duh, especially in Manufactures
Cotton i, heavy, and in some instances has sub
mined TO farther decline OF 1.o There have been
MANY heavy failures, especially of dealers in
Grain. Richard Roberts, the great Manchester
specu.ator, has failed for goo, OOO
No change in the Money Market
There is nothing later from India, and no Po-
litica news of much interest. Tariff discussions
between the several States are general
The Russians have exper. r.enced another reverse
in Circassia, and lost 10000 men.
The Momiteur Partisan announces that rev
oution took place in Seryia on the 3lst Sept and
that Prince Michael lad escaped into Austria
The insurgents became masters OF the arsenal and
the Prince after defending himself three days was
abandoned by the greater part of bis troops and
compelled to take fight.
The riots continued at Manchester.
10 We stop our press to make the above an
nouneement. The news is not of sufficient i'm
portance to justify US in getting out an extra.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

II II is not often in the strife OF us,ess, TIA. rt
Gle 30 far ou;stru. OTHERS rs TO render them absolute
II, ot m account This however nay bs irareasy
I ~ the Lozenpec Pills and other medicinal preparations
oDr Peters For tie cure Of Coughs, Colds SIX =. hsa
and cordial Lozenges undoubtrd cures while his fi;
most e.ectualy remedy all disorders OF the stomach and
restore system s0und hea!ual ihs pheasant AZ
i'm Ofice l25 EnonstI stIeet. 05
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
From the western Literary Messenger, Sept !, 1872

From the Western Literary Messenger, Sept y 1872
standardization personal use OF BristoPs SafSa
para and from having seen It's beneficial eiiec' uiy
tested in the cure OF aud long standing casa OF
rouo and in other instances we are fully convinced that
PIE paraon value, and sovereign remedy tor
most constitutional and chronic complaints The E'er
medicine has been proved by the experience OF some
years and oter preparation of arsaparlia has, can
have claims upon The public OF strong charac-
When another years have relied away itany
similar compound shall have beer ound good, let ii be
patronized, but not til ,hen. Scripture saith. prove all
things, anu hold fast tha, which, is good"
Better advice is not TO be had.
For sale by reputable druggists and agents throughout
the country.
william Burger, wholesale agert 30 courtlandsree and
so Greenwchsireet and retail At tie following places
Mlhars Pharmacy, i85 Broadway; Rushton + hspnwall
10 Broadway, 90 wiam-stree and le Asto House; Jas
Syme, 81 d. e3 BoSyey Robert Lcgget' N. ID II avsnGe
D; e. Qdacaenbu, 7o9 Gfeenwicls;reef, and 4 i, 2as
Grecnw:c.-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

THx RAlSsns.-Wehaye again been delighted
with the performance OF these charming vocaEsts.
They have lately returned from Western tour
where ,hsv met with brilliant success. They have
become too well known to the lovers OF music in
our CITY 10 require word OF praise ct this time
For their peculiar ard captivating style, pouring
isssh as they do the richest and most. dei'ghtiai
raelody With the greatest simplicity in execution,
they hsve no rivals in the country They give
their second concert this evening the Society IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

u Phrcnoiogy.-S. kIaKHA3f fautlor OF an En~.
ls Grammar NJ" examine aesd, and give correc; oral
antwflten descriptions OF character ard latent AZ his res:
denes No; % C'siIeet SIX years experience jus;ifes
bii Il saying iaai entire satisfaction be mol given TO
charge " Ill be made. o5 n !.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
Mrs. noaand,s NV Novel.

X The CEarina, Historical Romance OF the
Court OF Rrssi1 ~ Mrs Holland, THIS NoaNING for
sale the New World Once, 50 Aun-<treet Price 25
csEts! o51,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

II An Agent or this paper is wanted at Schenectady
One who is acquainted i'll ,aat City will be preferred
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

IMPORTANT rgoM TExAs.-'Ye have been ia
vored with the following extract from private
letter, containing highly important Texas ntcDi-
gence. We are assured, on the best authority,
that the statement is undoubtedly true, as the let
ter is from an authentic source. 1t bears date
some hours later than our latest New-Orlcan pa
per:
NEw.oKLEAss, Monday, Sept 26, 10 sclock AN.
The Merchant has just arrived from Galveston,
and repsrts great destruction of property in that
place from s,orn-two churches destroyed, great
damage to the shipping, several houses blown
down, and heavy loss CT other property. Also.
SAN ANroyIA TAKEN EY 1900 ME1icANs UNDER
GENERAL WALL. The Circuit Court at that
place was ia session when taken 1.-The Judge and
officers of the Court were made prisoners at the
same time. A. NJ. n.
70 The WHIG WARD MEETINGS of our city
were held last evening, and were attended by un-
usually large numbers. We regret to learn that
differences as to candidates were manifested in
some Of them, and complaints of unfair manage
ment and improper Influences are made in several
This must not be, and if any thing has been
done wrongly, it must be amended at once.
Wings let US endeavor to be little better than
Loco Focos in rcgurd TO eur Ward Meetings and
Nominations.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

II Fifeenlh Ward-At meeting OF tie Demo,
cratic Wing Electors the Frenth Ward, held Ccoi
tuition Hall ea Tuesday Eveang, October & PETERl
MENUS, Esq. called 10 the Chair, and wILLiAa L
Boyp appointed Secretary
This meeting having been organized er the psrpose sf
securing the Electors OF the Fifteenth Ward tall ara
fair opportunity OF expressing their choice the seleeo,
OF Delegates The various Conventions recommended Nv
tue Wing General Committee, c0nposed OF Esc,ors on.
posed the proceedings OF The meeting OF which Wa v
Brady Esq. Charuax in Consequence OF said es..
ing being packed By osicehoders in the Ward with sp
prepared 6ao. Tor Delegates contrary 10 The Usual ess
tom OF whig meetiags OF tais ward
1t was, upon motion,
Resosrea, That Msssrs. Josiah Howe, George w Blum,
and Ava hInso be Committee confer h rse,.
ing and 10 procure thereof The purrc
oi giving the Wing Electors oi the Ward opporuc,y
fully ana iary to vote, IN the selection OF Delegates
Sach CouEtiee having reported that said meeting OVER
which Assistant Alderman Brady presided, refused TO eo.
ply with the request OF this meeting,
On motion, the following Resolution adopsed
JyIerea,, it is fundamental Wig prncsle .ha, os.a
holders should interfere in the freedom o Election ,s5
Whereas the Corporation 0fceholders have no, sv h
active IN bringing up their dependents but has, cb,ns
without notice the mode OF election heIetorr
the Fifteenth Ward, Therefore
Peso!scd That recommend to the Democratic VIII
Electors OF the Fifteenth Ward Constitution E6
Gu Thursday Ibe 9Th Z! r NJ cheese Deegair, ,a
commended by the General Ccn,mttee-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

ANTICIPATED INDIAN FiGuT--A letter from
Fort Gibson, under date of the I'd inst. saws !:
" The anticipated fight between ;he Cherokees
and Wild Cat has not yet core OF. The Slsyifi
has postponed The day Of takiag him until rex,
Saturday. AS the Cherokees have no Jail 10 hold
their prisoners, ii would have been necessary to
NeeF up guard of fifty hundred persons to
hold OF 10 Wild Cat sutil the day of trial-,hey
therefore concluded not 10 attempt taking him
until their court sits. They viii have hin, then
or blood will flow"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
Loco-Eoco Nominations.

WasAingtoN co.--Alexander Robertson of Sa-
lem, and Jonathan Todd of Granville for Assem-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

HISTORICAL ROMANCE OF THE COURT
RUSSIA.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS
RECENTLY PUBLISHER.
PELHAM: OR, THE ADVENTURES OF 4 GENTLE
NAN. With an engraving. Price twenty hys seor
THE DlSOWNEr. BY the same AIhor Wissp'N
Price Twenty five Gents. u,,,
DEV By tie same Anthor. WIZ
PAUL cLlFFoRD. BY the same author sfa : ) 'As'
Price Twenty five Cents. or. /, pia,
EUGENE ARAM. By the same Author fil 49,
Price Twenty FIVE Gents !, o,F s,,ee,
o5 2,isr HARPER l. BROTHERS, q clhi'ssee-
pTo Taiiorx aud Hair Dre Dresser ,S vol
proved Campb.nc spirit Lamps mwie tipress'' y
BY. Also, Canphene OF superior quarry W ,h,roe d.
o5 linz g. MICHELE, o S'.u"
Rrondwny Wn.n.ns stoa Tes,.psrssIn,asE lp,.,,esI,s
Society.-rhs Society iuylts the yenng me- Hall Nh
to attend its meeting, This Evening, eon' .graauR
i06 Broadway, u O'Clock. Mr Greer, ,t,eh bs VI
Union College will deliver Adde'S. ~ Suos,u ~
relate his experience Sir Nage, ot lne sIs BY u
others viii! address the meeting. AcofsSsi e,i.r sho
young men Of the NewYs-t Society ct Lepeas,dU,y III
attend in body. Singing ny the Ladles, ,,.,ny Ls
cirty Equitable Volunteers Sc, Messr,: MLpn 49, ard q
Msssng, Trumper, Dodge, Bull and aa,aispsis
Mirsbsil G'ee cIab. Lsbhho' secresHf I
o5 IL
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this TrIcopherous medical. compound. sle,.os
/. It's bracipg, strengthen ming and clarifying
Q. It's gently stimulating the action OF - ~ lie
). lis producing ana racOoTaSI1g a f
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vessrIs nerves, giving life and yigo 20 ,, ,he
4. eGualizing the ciTcu atioo of The fuos s,enst
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curf aud dandri, ad disposiDg The barr 70 ss
C. And lis frequent use will preserve tne ps p &
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Those who wish 10 become wholesale " . ~ bssD 8
will apply To thu proprietors, by letter. a. up
tpg rooms. Jag Broadway, corner nj LipefVA 81 y
Warranted To keepin any climate. <.<E
II To the Printer. ef 1be CITY Of Hui ae &
York, and viciniry.-fhe Printers gs,',ISe ~. ruISe vi
city and vicinity, disposrto take part 10 ny. f.ro III
vities, the coca ri the conpiet,n OF @ os III
ter Works, are respectfully invited TO nee. "a TN
House, corner OF Broadway and Howard sut, H. etsa
day evening, Glib inst. at Z o'eIecS, 10 ahop' M
measures preliminary tbereto :; Z. SssEs
pou this interesting occasion, Wien ,sor-t0 a
have every occupation in ttisgrcat ulrtropoh 49,
il is to be hoped that body numeroo - I'll % 81
III the " ART preservatve of all arts" VIII bos ~ &
wishes nj the public AUTHORITIES. ,o,d .srstr A.
The morning papers arr req1e.teI ID ,ne ,ussres u
DAVID II. Rgiss, 81
J,HEs NARISE, Al
THOMAS RENN.l,ss:: e
WILLIAM NaRsH,aas
ALEXANDER 1900
o52t Committee n. Y. T,pos'spDS''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

70 The Boston Courier, which has been re-
sardetl as MIR. Webs,er's peculiar organ and which
has certainly defended his course in the main, Sc
vsrely eensures that portion OF his late speech in
which he 50 pointedly condemns the action of the
late State Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

TRs RAcEsThe famous horse Clarion justified, ye1er.
day the expectations othis friends, by winning ,e Jockey
Club purse OF $500, two nile hests-beatng Nary S.toaf
wiio was second in both beats and Columbia <ho
bird III The irs heat and dl'tanced in t- secopd-te
SO 62! The only doub, expressed amongst the friends
Of Clarion Of his winning the that he let down
OF his tore legs last spring he very liable d.
again. But cid horse allowed his competitors to
ahead OF him in each heat Tor mile three quarters
when up his stride End passed, winning
Wilh ease.
The second race, winch sweePsisk ioT year old
300 subscription, the nosi ezciing the day
al,Roug the paid forfeit The struggle
between Samuel Lairds colt Cassr and F. :. Poters FLY
Prnces,-ine heats In tie first heat Tor lban hall
,iis, they and side the y then coquetsby
threw OF her rival, ihe heat The second Etat
by the 6l!y easily hcnt tonch Of whip or
spur-,ime 5S, 80 We refer those OF readers who
feel as the sports OF the turf advertising
columns for a programme of to~i.y's racing. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

IL IN THE CLIMATE OF THE UNITED STATES, 1t il the
Miasua Of ,e present season Of the year that ls the iana
fiaon Of jaunice liver complaints, :g:s aTt other bilious
affections. Ressels OF the South and "est, aud
nity generally reminded that 0sGoops INDIA CHoLA
GocUs be found al F. BOVINE Co.'S SG John st. proves
invariably successful prcvitice ofOse dis wei
a. an unlaiing reaedv tLrLr eiectI!a i3 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

DN al tho Tyler papers in Ohio and ever,
other State where Electionssare pending, with the
especial organ at Washington, arc doing their very
worst to secure the triumph Of the Loco-Fococan
didatcs And yet Nlr. Webster is amazed at the
presumption OF those who declare that John Tyler
has ceased 10 be u Wing!