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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
f PILLS I

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and invarsble success Of
~ Madame Resei. Female Monthly Pills in all Of
nature wh1h the health ofsvsy female depends since
counterfes and limitations connusIy sktepxsi Be
paned on the genuine Cheap Tslis purcha
Female Mohthy Pills with The oht e los:;bls
attempts impose upon them. II L sucnt here state
tha! al Female Monthly Ps countsrets, except hess
New York, and No. Essex street, Boston. Price 81
Madame Rsstss signature written on Me cover OF each
box. bon it
N B. The married under eireumstane abstsn
from their for tanned IN the directions
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DR. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LTvERwORT-This
~ ceres that have been sudden changes from
great heat to cod have long been subject dist and
Basam Of Liverwor: Spring street. .wsys gives
relief and BY it's ue can contnus in ny labor GUS and
= sat corner Of Washington and Warren
certify that have been compelled BY exyeme health
to make OF Dr. UaIsam Of Lverwsrt for mauy
and that the medicine now is dencaily the
that formerly obtained and that made BY the
person now at AL Spring sysst TSe fSHr%%sTy %sds a. s
TSs Subscriber hereby eeI he IL had
raising Of blood and matter from the lungseverc
through the chss and NIGHT sweats for The
Balsam of Liyerwort has such happy effect upon all
complaints that truly beieye could not have lived TO this
from SIS Bowe.y but lately from Spring which now
the residence Of the Proprietor who the hat
ALEXANDER SMITH. 1871 Fsrsyth It,
Saxon ofthe Rev Mr.. Matthew Church. Chry site It,.
STEPHEN poiSssr IS Brooms street corner Of Msnga made
lately from 24 Spring street with great advantage and s
faction. II 10 furnished at al Spring street. by he identical
person who made it at s75 Bowey John Dennesd 1877 Will
liam street. sf the his family Ger
Spring street who formerly made The No.
Bowtry, and 10 The true proprietor.
Mr. Morton. hudson street, corner Of North Moore; Mr..
0oodspeed 9Th Mr. Hodndge, druggist 2se Bowery;
the meat peo s in the city .sd ecu
ready to rv to the most surprising effects Of this
medicine that the only made from the org
nal recipe s At AL Spring street F.
The price Of this medicine il folowsLarge
bottles 81; neS pc 81: smaller size so cents. ~
Sold the yf0rieors abshment 2l spring street
Hudson. Sold Newark al is and 2s Broad street, also
Walnut st. aai ~ Inn
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: MADAME COS7FELLO'S

FEMALE MONTHLY PILL 10 acknowledged by the first
Physicians the United the very best med
that ladies labong uLder Of their natural
illness take. and they seldom fail to relieve when
according the directions Those who call for them
will be supplied with her circular Containing ample directions
nd all the precautions to be observed in their
Advice eratis. Once NLispenxrd street jle Inn
HUTCHiN3S' sTOMACH BTTTER,-For DyspepsIa
assisting Digestion. Weakness Loss OF Appetite Ner
Disorders and Night leading principle Of
this medicine to strike at th- orgon o said diseases beng
selected from natures great vegetable emporium at
sovereign and harmless remedy Half Rlass has been
ter The following Dr. Z. g. Ludlow No 90 Broad
way M 4etif
havs used btter in OF impaired digestion,
where table oncs were Indispensable, with bene6eiI
result The articles Of which composed very judi
eIousy combined and have doubt will prove ssrvieabe
IN the cases for WHICH you have recommepdedit
From David Earl proprietor of the Bank Coffee House, No
20 Tine street - N H u sl4H t-..I
Dear sir YOU have brought your Stomach Biters
fore the public You refer 90 for ts good
other complaint, that did not know what 70 do
sent you bottle Of medicine viz: bottle Of old port
gave OF your biters friend Who ru6erng
was and she te it had the effect her
Sold only az Drug Store. 80 so1.iy cor
ner Of Bro0me st. Price SO cents per bottle.
Also for SALE the place the genuine Dr. Tay lorh
Balsom Of Liverw ort from the Widow, at s5S. i'll m-
John MeCABE kCO's lNTELLIGENCk OFFICE,
q % Nassau Of. = I. - - -Ne.s ll4
RkyEsKscn.-IIor. NJ H. 0rnnell, H. Brsvosrt, Ese, ".
Irving Pref Nsnwik 10 - jas I'm
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ARTTFTCTAT, TEETH

N y "A IT IOIAI EE I III.
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-Without Clasps Lgaturss &c.
a from single tooth full and complete the prin
ples Of atmospheric pressurs by NJ. LEvETT. Dentist
From the New York Commercial AdvertiserI IA.
mad Inherited BY Lsve Of No $50 Broadway and 70 state
his entire only with regard 10 teeth
selves but the which thus
performed. d u I-.....' \.
has beea long before the public the
Queer Of the Atmosphere Pressure Pr,neple" to require
syllable from w.
Copy OF letter from Gen. Duff Green 10 M. Levett.
Ia -. -. ~. Baltimore, Sept ~. 1871.
made set Of artificial teeth. that they have given
sure fv vrr,6rd S,ei y "a ras and To- s".h ~ nav
stand in need Of q them
il Ins Ie NJ. LEVITT, $50 Broadway
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JEwELRY STORE FOR sAIE.--t,u. Of m. h.., ,,.,a.
The stock ~ q .s s:s d! ..S ..s.y
s's.s - s. Of Ss
J: &C. J; as: &. C; a FROM
-. Boots: q .hs Iat.si iI:hio. rass'pioo over
ss: In id n ss
I'D %;s. sss sS.sss s:: s: s'ss; SoS
:Sd SoG :sSs and oh
e: r.
ti.n s',. and Others. Ga, Is b. made
:ss;s mode s:::;; e si e.!t g.
street. ~. often. os T.:s. the
rasissy Rd b. % ssp :1d sS s
M 4. 8 e S. 4: ssy Ger z
RGs,tiO. IL sssisne: for Rsama,is~ spr.in.
sS:! Ii$:
cfssiss & cheated e. sais AZ to ehs.. g
ssd isj .ns n:,. DAB
ss ; s. n.sss:l: G. "a "a: ;:: q:
s:s: sas BY Dr.
no 5EEWEES AND DIsrILIEKs-TS. a: ..s..,sS.7
si;: y Ass:tS
o o.sa vs, ri :So.s
s:ss q gram p:s sas
: square sc sgs for 10000 bushels grain barn.
'nts hS: and : s:: 'ss s;:
sssSs % contain
s I'd ss
Of &: e e . s 6 s. s::.
e; ' ~ 1 :: sesa
New York; Of &: .sb.sriSsrs IN AsSs sa'0n street
d,s.n. sEsS@ HGWk 1rss66INTcH'
ITO LET.-Ths uns.Pir.d Lesss Of soss, "a P.cL sip.
ssn e and sp & re-
Sr earl: S Ss ssd *. opportunity
Po.:sssiOn b had the LIST Of Fsbruy Apply the
NOTICE.-IMf0RTANTT TO MERCHANTS and all
- ehsFs ;s;ssdns letters 70 England BY The
& :s: W 4s:a
ns & Sis:sa IN the English mail on board he steamer be-
s
YOU'D s s!:s GIVE se.es 70 their
Is "''"'' ''"'' .''1' ' sans HARNDEN CO.
f.fSs M:,: Hsc. r
lave appointed them er sssnss and are prspsrSS 70
n; %Si T.. & ss
shinss 70 sse paperin the web leaves the dryers As
: 6 sss:;s: $3.50
:isS q Operation e many best m.to WON rsi:r.ass
will Be given for all particulars rLH' .ffL
'"'-r PERssE & BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
aos1kw Liberty street
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-The proprietor of his estsbisn-
s.na ass
and he hopes still further to merit il b. king all those who
soe the Exchange comfortable, any 0lher
hotel in the Union He take this opperuIy caution
ing the public against the unfounded runors pu
rsstsd peTsoss about the sItrayagaot charges
made at hia hotel by assuring them they tney
always have been, So per day.
Attached hotel large and ball which
will be let for such reasonable terms
in the city. F. DOYDEN, Proprietor.
RIc nAoND, Va, Jan. Z, IsA2. e lmdSsmw
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PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT,
~ AEW wnnK

MONS. hALLAN SONS, Surgeon Dentists, No.
Vl 37a Broadway, and at London an Paris inform thu
Public OF New York and its that in consequence
Of their very practice they have at Length,
they may be consulted at No. S72 Broadway between
Fraokn and White Streets in all sppertaning to
their profession in which they have been successful
consequence of their celebrated discoveries and i'm
provements in the art OF Dentistry.
Mons. Msllan returns thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage he has received and continues to receive par
tculsrly TO the Medical profession Of New York. for
heir kind recommendations, and advocating Mons Ms
Improvement in Dentristy.
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A tms.s P Punssn0sa MMoIn1ayhum
BsiiHst. Dublin Moneymore.
ss :iissad s sssisfiiHs New ssaf ES..
Bsndon Enniscorthy. Ea"Sn:town
B.sassiOe Gs a%eyy Ro :eSn"0n
5 Boyle, pewnpa,rick. Sligo
GGsl.I.me L .as,.a... TT.Psrary,
cs1s ,sl" on SUR Ionsiocd. !s sIo.:
ChsrievIle, Mitcheis,own, wexford.
li.rs, Castelar,, Moste. Youghal,
kk is:See,, P, ssG:s b b;:.Si
''' N.n'h'''''' s tSii:,ss;
.aa e oti.sss.sA o''.a9s.. Dundee
f''''' GERMANY
Persons having remit friends can always rely on
heir orders attended to- the following packet after
TSs Sshe.s will b. allowed for bill. any 9th.
s;S ps lssE:a ss:s:.
s% s 'Ss'a s
'hs IS ssI;'
h. ,SS
nis %
1:;sis e, si%;s; t $.::st;jss
SseS ppd and s paS
,,,,...,.,, D.. (: s 81 f..
,rr fTNiMIDR FOR The ~ 3. DRY DOCK, BROOKLYN !.
scaled will be received at the office Of the
M arS g. Savy Ysa brooiiyn II. cm Hn ass
.Ia, plank for the foundations Of the Dry Dock, viz
p as % be NO. Ices hsn snd to
avsrss. niche. diameter. feet butt
1000 nss feet white pine timber foot squar. for floor tim
$4,000 ues fee. white pine do foot by foot inches squar.
aai 500 pine plank floor
7so inch yellow pine sheet
above timber and plank be Of perfectly
spruce be straight be procured and ip
all respects prepared for sharpening ard driving .
&c sawed stra. square edged
70 5. ~ eLs a. and d e, long The rs%as
SSn feet s y sss 10 81 Marry The
The white pine sh to y entirely FREE fro. large koets-
si4 Esi AID IN Siiihs iic isi is
yellow pine plank to be str.igh, and square edged suit
able for driving sheet png lengths Of and
wahfomioo IL nches-to average MOI lees than 10 in
All the above timber and plank delivaek wharf
ns % f Div 'n SsJy ss may b y the
val Of such person as he may select -
The Ihs TO eeoeyered IN such quantities. and at such times
mar required Navy xssshs wsi"s not es than
OF sept mber and 81, day Of DC ober and WV Isl Wy
The white and elbow pine plank between LIST October
The pr losa. viii state the per stick for the piles
per cuSc loot for the white timber per foot bosd
The rhi reserved To less than whole quantity
Of each kind Of timber 70 any one bddsr-and sns
BE- endorsed Proposals for Timber for Dry
Ss 6 asE Eft 1 4, Il 81; Navy A,..
Ifr.-. 36WtAlM .
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AT OTCE-The Aanus Meeting Of the stpsk of he
IN Americas Patent Friction Match Co.. for the choice o
officers, aad trssaetisn Of buspess will be held the
Csnpasyb Warehouse. corner OF Union asd Baskstone
Streets the LIST Wednssasy o. FEBRUARY o'cok
A. NJ. GEO. Z. GOODWIN, 8scr~sary.
0ILHOUETTE LIKE NEssE s-aAMuEL METFakD
that he has tsles room Mr. Avwils Music saloon No
Broadway, where he viii be happy take proAe Ike
OF thoss who nay csil. sty, which he dasrs
himself be exeeiled BY any similar arstin e Union
Lkenae Of many OF the psbc oharacte Of hs oty sy
be at his room. p.
Hcuu Of attendance from ten till three. RI.
Groups taken at private hssses n sy hosr
7 A NORMA 5IGARs-soooos Of tins celebrated BRAID
II superior quality and entitled 70 Uebenture, landed from
the Crstovsl Colon, and for sal: by MN
yh am M NAOEk, 10 Chatham ct
a MEEiLA as oANK LVLK -CUKttANi for tie .sl. q
n "ANDREWS' CeLEBRATED COMBINATION
LOeK ready TO receive orders for this cesbster
Lock having supplied the orders heretofore
ceved prepared from the extensive
the manufacturer Of these Locks to deliver 81 shovet
every Bank the United States % the security they hav
heretofore furnnhed TO such banks have applied them
AGAINST being robbed having often been tesed by burs
sufficient proof that bank be considered safe depoo
ry without these locks on the vaults safes All othc
ing from 4Os at the will Of the furnishes
security found in other mode OF steung Locks fer
safes and store doors from i26 to 1904 changes
A relates 10 the superiority OF this Iock other
ference made any Of the banks In Wall street New Yo
Directors and osr of bank. requested to examine the
WADsWOKTH & sMITH
dlf jones' lane, for the city.
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| consequence 0lscoveflo9
provements 10 the art OF Dentistry
Mons Msllan returns thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage he has received and continues to receive par
tculsrly TO the Medical profession Of New York. for
their kind recommendation, and advocating Mons Ms
improvement in Dentristy.
CELEBRATED MINERAL
FILLING DECAYED TEETH.
Mons M continues restore decsyes Teeth, however
large small the cavity; nsking stump into sound
Tooth instantly curing the Tooth, however painful or
sensitive matching in point Of color the natural cortex
or enamel Of the Tooth The Mineral Is applied IN few
seconds without the slightest pain heat, pressure,
Extracting which is SO Injurious 10 the Human Frame
that painful and disagreeable operation has such ten
dency t. hatter the constitution Of delicate and nervous
persons
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TERTH!!!
Mons calls the attention of the Public and Visitors
ofthe city Of New York and it's vcinities 10 his cele
brated lNcoRRopIBLE MNKRAL TEETH, which resist the
deeterious effects Of acids and liable corroson
discooraton from Medical Prescriptions any other
They never break or become loose-they have no un.
natural gloss-are firmly Sed without wires or gatures
bulky substance in the mouh-and in every parti
cular resemble the adjoining Teeth, in conformity Of
shape and minutest shade Of color PLACED from
complete set upon the above improved and scientific
principle they guaranteed to answer every purpose
Of Mastcaton and the inability
give the proper sound to the denelngual double
sonsn TIL They are 50 natural in and no
defy detection by the closest observer. IS
LOOSE TEETH
securely and eectusy fastened arising either from the
Of medicines any other cause.
ARTIFICIAL 9ALATEs
replaced Upon a sure and scie, tifc method.
TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
SCURVY IN THE GUMS
Cured and prevented by Lotion which can be forward
ed any ohc United States with proper directions
for use, and guaranteed to answer Also preventive
and cure for the most violent ToorH AcHe.
TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES.
Mons. Mallon is happy in being enabled to announce,
that by the kind consent Of Three Hundred Of the first
families Of the United States consisting Of the FIRST Mer
chants Medical profession Clergy and private Citizens
HON he refer to the superiority Of Mons Ms
celebrated Mineral in preference any other they have
tried and in their opinion the best that came
under their notice His other improvements need no
comment. ittu~ ,t tt.afrtt
aft INVALIDS rrtE
Attended by Mons Mallsn, Junr., at their own Esta
blishment.
THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC
particularly invited 10 psy Mons Mallan VISIT to
the specimens Of his new discoveries in Denhstry
MONS. MALLAN, sen'r,
May be consulted daily, from 10 till O'Clock, at
No. 372 BROADWAY,
between Franklin and White streets
CHARGES MODERATE.
JUST PUBLISHED, - ~
The nineteenth edition Of Mons Mallan's Treatise on
the Structure and Diseases Of the Teeth to be he'd Of the
Author. r. Inn
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DEMITrANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND. AND
n sCOTLAND-Ira.s from q. 81 60, IS, sie Gu, 70
following places England Ireland and scotland
be obtained OF 8. J. SYLVESTER,
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MADAME COSTELLO.

DEAD AND BE BENEFITTED- MADAME COS.
TELL0 is we'll aware that i sometimes very
nien for ladies whs afflicted with suppression. Sc SC
he u have that attention at their residence which the
nsGs o. e S anu ~ s1 len sns w1uid ssy snat
nrrsTK al her residence, 81 Lispenard st TT.r
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TO PAPER NANUEACTpRERs.Ths subscriber CIV
notice that Messr Howe Goddard of Worceser AIgrs
appointed them their agents and prepared to furnish
wort notice upon the most reasonable FOgrnsr aud
shinss 2 siss Psnsr in tn. web leaves the dsa As
pr which point Of workmanship and finish not ppssss1
BY other this country large number
SLOW operation many # the best mlls to whom references
will b given for all Particular tt
fl5a -lr PE.RSSE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
aoS4kW 81 Liberty street
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-03

Mr.. Anthony's residence in person, accompanied
by sheriff Potter, aud, surprising him to with
the olive branch of peace, the people greeted him
with three cheers. He entered the house, cap in
hand, assembled to an upper window, bowed to the
throng, and said, II shave come here in company
with the sheriff with precept for Thomas w.
Dorr; | am Informed he is not in the house !; |
presume you are willing we should make the ne
cessary search" At this unexpectedspeecb a
shout Immediately arose of mo, No." and a
rush was made by the crowd into the house
Gov. King and The sheriff escaped by back door
and fled over lots and fences, running at full speed
and never looking back until they reached their
own forces, who had not been disbdIded and were
advancing. Thus this pretended visit 10 recon
cile difficulties but which, in fact was mere
stratagem to take Gov. Dorr, completely failed,
and the suffrage men, more incensed than ever,
though dishanded, are fast gathering together, de-
termincd not again TO trust the Charterites.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-03

am coward or not the gentleman from Va. will
applied the expression to him to see whether there
was any mete in him" Wise's object was 10
force challenge from s,anIy, but he did mol
succeed, and so the matter was dropped.
Wenext End this "noble pair" transferring their
brawls to a more appropriate ficld-,hc race-course
and the public highway. Their second collision
took place over mui-puddle. The circums,an-
ccs are briefly Is follows:
! On the 9TH I'll. both went to The race course,
and, a, tie close of the races, it happened that both
olthem mounted their horses to return at the same
moment, and near the same place Starting OF
together, before they could scperate to find more
compelled them to approximate just after car
1 rage had passed between them at which Stanly 5
horse, very clumsy, awkward draught horse,
suddenly Shjef, before his rider could check him,
and ran against Wise's horse, 50 that the legs Of
both the riders were brought into collision, and
! thrown out Of the stirrup on that side. StanIy's
horse shot ahead, but was checked by his rider,
who was just turning to apologize for the unin-
the right side of his head, from Wise, who struck
! him from behind, with black whaltbonc walking
sick, which broke below the head and in striking
remarked, "Now, damn you, ride against me a.
gain" 5tauly remarked, a did not see YOU" and
Wise replied, "thcn excuse it," After a few Sc
conds Stlnly said, ''you come up behind a man
and strike him like damned coward and Wise
rejoined, 81 called you coward the other day in the
house, and now | have struck you-make the
most Of then, damn you The rush of a crowd
Of people prevented any blows from passing, and
tho parties repaired to their homes.
Nothing else was now expected but a challenge
aud, as both are ''gcntIemen of undoubted cou-
rage" duel, and there is little doubt but that pre-
partitions were being made for that purpose, until
the 9Th ult., when, in consequence of an ali-
dayit having been made before one of the Judges of
the circuit court Of The District, that Stanly aud
Wise were about to commit breach Of the peace
by fighting a duel, &c, Wise was arrested and
bound over in the sum of $1,000 with security.
not to break the peace in the District for six months,
and not TO fight duel in any part of the U. s. for
twelve months. He was then released. Stanly
was out of the District, but will on his return un.
doubicdly also be bound over Thus it is proba-
hostile meeting has been prevented and in con-
sequence, the nation may yet suffer much disgrace
from these rowdies.
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Democratic Candidate Cor Governor.

1t is important that The party should make Sc
lection 10 fill the vacancy occasioncd by the death
OF Col. SNYnrn without delay. The central COM
mice should either call a convention, or write to
all the democratic papers in the state, and urge
concentration upon some good man. We have a
preference, but will cheeriully yield for any good
man to unite the party. We think a better man
than the Hen. THOMAS FORD could not be Sc
lecled in the stale, and we have therefore placed
his name to our masthead. lie combines all the
requisite qualifications for the Office in most adj
mirabIe degree. A man of strong native mind,
well disciplined by close and arduous application
in the investigation Of legal qucslons-high -mind-
cd and honorable--of strict integrity sustaining
an irreproachable charactcr-posscssing full know
ledge of our state affairs, and enlarged views Of
public policy-an old resident OF the state, and, in
every way, competent, worthy, and efficient
man. We hope TO sec the whole party throughout
the state unite upon him as one man. Should
they do So, We are fully confident that he
will beat "OH Somerset Joe' by more than ten
thousand votes. What contrast would they pre-
seat before the people The one faithful, com
peient, and true-thc other treacherous, ncupa-
Die, and unsteady; one statesman, the other a
speculalor; one faithful servant of the people,
the other has tried TO make the people serve him
faithfully; one has gained his support for himself
and family by his industry, the other by making
papr totcns aud swindling the people.
We understand that Judge Ford will get through
holding court in his district by the close of next
week, when it is his intention to resign his pre-
sent station-not in hope Of obtaining the nomi-
nation for Governor, but in accordance with bis
determination heretofore expressed, the Office net
yielding a sufficient salary to support his family
lie would therefore, be able to take the stump al
an early day should he be agreed upon, and have
sufficient time to canvass tn, state before the cleo
ton. II is oil important that we have man who
will follow up the wing candidates, who have beer
busy for some time already, whilst nothing, as yc
has been done by the democratic candidates, it
consequence OF the feeble health of our late wor
thy and nuch lamentcd candidate for Governor.
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Sinniy md Wise.

These accomplished wing leaders and congress
sional bullics, who have so long outraged common
decency and parliamentary decorum on The floor
Of the House Of Representatives at Washington,
have lately had a,few more brawls, have talked
about lighting duel, &c, and, for short time,
there was a reasonable hope entertained that our
national councils would be rid for the future of at
least one II not both Of these honorable rowdics.
But In this hope, we are sorry to say, the country
has again been doomed To be disappointed, as the
sequel will show.
The first Of these brawls took place on the floor
OF the House on the 4th ult, during the debate on
the New York custom-house reports. Mr. Stanly
: was speaking in reply to a remark of Mr.. Wise
thatthe ways and means committee had '.doaSed'
the commissioners for these reports, and said that
he had spoken of the bulldog course pursued some
years sgoin acer'ain committee. Thegcnllemar
from Ssgiaia (Mr. Wisc) had chosen to suppos,
he intended TO apply the term TO Mr.. BaiIic Pey
ton; but such was not his intention. Mr.. Wis,
wished to know il the remark was intended to n
ply to him. Mr.. Stanly said he made the remark
in reply to Mr.. Wiscs expression Of "dogging III,
commissioners" MI. Wise repeated his question
and Mr.. stanly repeated the reply. Mr.. Wis,
then said Otis just such reply as | should ex
poet from ac0svardD Mr.. stanIy said, 'whcher
~