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New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

TITO THE AFFLICTED.---THOAlAS
wM HARPER'S Cough Remedy, the bes; n,s.!ieine
.,tsct for disease OF the lungs One bottle will give
sure Has been Il years. which IS pro1t
OF is good Qualities Price shilling Per bottle Sold al
ths once Bowery, and the agents throughout the city
>iESuoed
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

NH. G. HEWETT takes this method
Irr sncoura cement h has received II his line OF practice
Which IS co.a-d 10 Spras, pisocations, Hip Diseases
Whe Swelings Curvatures. and Diseased Sp!nS Rheu-
rnsri, Nervous Affections. CoEracor and all Diseases
Isof the Joints and Limbs, &c.
References given on application Dr.. f. 5H Broadway,
between Brcome and Spring SIS Jas aIn'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

SWORDS BEArES INTO RAILROAD lRoS.-We
published paragraph in our summary OF foreign
news received By the Britannia, which Is worth
noticing. We refer TO the statement that the
Government, of Austria had decided TO aud in the
completion of several railroads o.. which opera
,ions had beer suspended accom-, of the scarcity
OF money, by reducing the Army establishment and
devosns the proceeds of that measure TO inc reiie
of the embarrassed Railroad Companies. carry
out this plan thirty thousand horses and other ar.
ticles belonging to the Army, il was stated, mad
already been sold This is an encouraging fact tor
the friends of peace; and shows that Governments
are beginning to learn their tr.le duties.
ESewbuyport Herald.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

TEMPERANCE WAsHlsGTox.-Thc was a
general meeting of the friends OF the temperance
Cause AT Washington on the evening of the 26,h
ultimo The Madisonan gives the following
sketch of the address delivered by the Hon THos
+. MARSHALL, of kentucky. who has recently uni
ted himself To of the Temperance Associations
in that city
Mr.. Marshall first alluded to himself, and said
that although the world and the press had seemed
To settle the question, that he was Il drlllkard, he
must be allowed TO say that such had never bcchis
character. He had never been in the constant habit
ofrpplins-ncycr taken his regular morning biter,.
His were periodical sprccs with his .iovial compa-
Mons, members of the Legislature like himself;
things 10 bc laughed at when the headache and the
consequences were past These periodical sprec$,
he found however. as he grew older, came closer
and closer together; at first they like angels
visits few and far between but the Intervening
time became shorter and shorter; vet never had he
felt an nvcrpowelng desire for strong drink until
the morning Of the day on which he signed the
pledge; j, then nc felt that he must conquer
,r d IN
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

IT Also for sale exchange. place OF 2D acres. on
which i, n frame house. on the Joseph River the
village of Brsol Indiana Inquire No $50 Nassau street
opn0site Clinton Hall jl3 II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
N EM BANK COFF EE-HOUSE
tlst'ey occupied by Mr. JlIARLE ES ERoWNE,) %

~ 1.h DAMN w i FE-H ~ L - Z.
= - y tLiteay occupied by Mr. JHARl ES ERpWSE,) ::
"y,tam street. pear Tie Leather Ma,aHcurer>' Bank
hs Present Proprietor h. The above establishment
tho'ousay repaired and put core;e oTier, and /,
| ready tc serve The pubic
Those VITO patrpsne Public Eaiin. Houses have Ics,
eausc 10 complain, al n.ahr e> Tons TO most e ,hoee
row operatoa the proprietor sf the above has deter
hse! 10 remove all real Cause OF prejudice And would
request thos WHOSE a> ;s circular say f,,. 10 no.
uGS tae Following partisuls:s.
.S%. Us r>tIb suei; IIa.awe,l ali un.lsr lie
a> IS usually the c.aSe
second. Nraiess Grt!er a-i Health oar motto ana
it, principles -
Third The marhetng provided: 10. this establishment
>iai ot tne est "ici can be obtained ard sGa be pre-
pared loT hs aoie IN she most gen,sc and healthy
Fourth. The proprietor eonSden, ,ha, the large pro
portion o. the community VINO from New. England viii
ind this establishment correspond with ,ei- views nearer
than any other in the city.
Fifth, No Spir;tuops liquors shall disgrace this establish.
wenl The friends OK temperance and good order the rr-
spectacle portion OF the community who would I've annovee
by the fumes OF Alcohol shall no, be troubled this paint,
SSh. With the foregoing particulars before the Public.
rege in addition every effort IN power 10 please
ali; and eXtead the invitation 20 CALL, that you
he "the better juigc.- ias lw
UNITS GRAND STREET SA-
AA.LOON. No .fS6 Grand corner ., P:,t.Ths Splen-
did Saloon tttcd up convenient style and J9N
the thing ist uc neee, III that part OF the c!iy Hot
Cote Cakes, Pies, erve! ny superior manner,
with Confectionery Fruit. ana thing else that the vl>-
;;ec> rcQsrc. i!o lin
DATEN'T ACTION PIANO FORTES
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
NO THE PUBLIC-LIFE BOAT

GORKS SOLE, WATERPROOF
" AND DRESS BOOTS-'ihe subscriber makes 10
rider Boots OF the above description o the finest quail
" Of French caskin and in the latest style, and a;
very reasonable prices Gentlemen who have been
.e habit o paving eNuavagant prices tor interior articles
requested call aud be convinced that his prices
rom twenty per bcow other ia the ghSor
hood Drawings Ieng taken Of ile feet AMI pair OF lasts
sept Tor each cnsnn,er there difficulty in getting
hanSoue Vet ensy ht.
Constantly hand large assortment Of ren,iy ynaie
Boots latest STYLES M prices varying from TWO 10 Sl% Dol
lars pcr pair Over.hoes. Ita-Boos DancngPumps snip
GERS &c &c AT equally low prices
Join l.. WATKINS, Iii Futoirstrret.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

EpOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
E9 and single Gentleman can kavc board By applying
nj, II,>o IyS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
ooMINorON HERALD
), rus1rsasD WEEKLY,
nv mo. B. RUSSELL.

sun.cRrrrroN.- Dollars per
has .d,ance: Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
- - e cir months from the time OF subscri.
81. s',I Four Dollars if payment be delayed until
ai, - The year. Subscriptions for less term
no =. ear will be charged at the rate Of -Four
oav ~ 49,, .nnum in advances. IT No paper dls-
ais until arrsarsges sre paid, except at the OPP
| Of the publisher. - .,,,.r. ofls
=. 81 90; each subsequent insertion,
s.n ~ lar. ones in proportion. Advertise
- the ofics fSr insertion, without desig-
y, ~, .hs numher Of insertion, will be continued
:as o. ~. out and Charged for accordingly.
r ;hsrai deductions made to yearly advertisers
ST., 's,ters addressed to the Editor, in order to
: !. .,,snt;on. MUST BE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18

Total, including extras, FL 4 6
Not dear, mus, say" observed the gen.
| tleman, after he had read the bill; f" l must
| patronize this house again. The pert is really
good wine; knew it again directly,-Rl As.
6d.-halfa crown for the waiter. gl 7s."-
Then he put his hand into his right waistcoat,
and felt for his purse, found it not there, so he
inserted his other hand into his left waistcoat
pocket. no purse there. Hum" says he with
surprise; down went his right hand into the
pocket of his buckskins on his right side, no
purse there, down into the left. even 10 the
bottom, no purse there. So The deuce!.' ex-
claimed he feeling his coat pockets, as last
hope-bo,h empty. Why, waiter, I've left
my purse! !" exclaimed he rising up from his
seat {" and now, perceive. I've not my watch
and seals. must have left both on the table.
Y GU don't recollect me-what must l do Z"
."Ifyou please" replied the waiter, respect
fully, coming TO the point, "you must pay
your BILL"
4 "Ofcou,se mus" replied the gentleman;
/" cannot expect you to trust me, what can
do! | must leave you something in pledge"
"If you please, sir" replied the waiter.
"What shall it be-my surtout coat?
can spare that"
Yes sir replied the waiter, who surveyed
his coat, and was satisfied; that viii! do.'
We'll, then, helm re viii. ]; off. On sec.
ono .s:S0gn's: ! i, not think can let you have
S,y coat, / have suffered so dreadfulIy with the
rheumatism in my shoulders. ] dare not-you
must have something else. What must il be
my boots, my new white top boots1'
i think, sir, you couldn't walk away in
stocking, without getting cold and rheuma-
tism.' replied the waiter.
Very true, what fool ! am but so unac.
,customed TO be placed in SO awkward posi-
tion. do believe I've lost my senses to give
my boots were madness. I'll tell you how it
shall be, waiter, will give you my buckskins
--bran--new-worth two pair Of boots;
shan't miss them if walk fast, and button
up
Az you please, SIR replied the waiter.
After deal oftrouble, the buckskins were in
the hands of the waiter our gentleman pulled
on his boots again, buttooed his surtout close
in front, and promised to redeem them faith
fully by his servant the next morning, quilted
the hotel. holding himself very erect, that no
opening in the front Of his surtout should dis
cover that he was minus so very important and
dspensable an article Of habiliment.
Our gentleman did not walk very far, he
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
now 70 RAISE TIE VIVID.

: Sa.s40 s. *
Before railroads were dreampt Of, and peo-
pie were satisfied with eight miles an houf'
there was certain person at LdverPooi Wno
had gone down there on some specula'lon y
other but whether it was 20 purchase couon
or to attend the races, or 10 do llsAe Ouslnsss
Id any other way, does not exactiy aPPea1.-
lions. whatever they might have been, failed,
but that he found himselfin the widest street
in the town with exactly one guinea IN hs
pocket. One guinea would not pay his faro TO
London. whittier he had decided upon going.
He was, therefore, left to his own resources
the resources Of an ingenious mind 70 help the
one pound note which wis in his waistcoat
pocket.
It was no, until he had walked up and down
the long street for at least the tenth time, tnat
he came to any resolution; at last he siappeo,
his buckskins as much as to say hare q, ana
walking on little further, he looked al the
clock which was in the coach-ofhce, crossed
the street, and went over to the hotel, when
was directly opposite.
But must now describe the appearance and
dress of The person in question. he was a
man of about thirty-fve years Of age, OF hand-
some exterior, tall and well made; he wore
powder. white cravat, blue coat, very
short figured waistcoat, and the articles IN
question:, to wit, pair of buckskin Inexpfes-
| sibles, 70 which must be added pair Of wnite
| top boots. He had also surtout coat OF nne
| cloth over all, but which was unbu;toned wneI
he entered tire hotel. In short, he appeared to
.lne' WIN q .uok aliu manuel Tn1|9 Lyman pa US
mao plenty Ut money to spend, and did not care
hg for any body. No one could ever have
| Imagined, with such an external appearance,
P pei eaa Pc nmass thar one guinea in his
room of the hotel, and took his sea: in one
Of the boxes with an air Of pretention. In an
when the waiter came he called for the bill of
tleman ran down its contents, I" I'll have bit
day."
"All good, sir, but cod and ois.er sauce just
in season."
chicken and mushrooms. If recolIect right,
you had some good wine here once!"
=. Yes sir-we have the sane bin now the
port you mean, sir :"
"Yes, the port, tell Nil, forget the
landlords nalne."
I" Mr.. Kansun.- = -----------
"Very true tell Ransom to let me have
bottle of his best, and pint Of good Madeira
for dinner"
"Yes sir. When will you have your din
ner1"
''As soon as you can get it ready. In the
mean time, give me newspaper
In due time the dinner made its appearance
and ample justice was done to it by our old
gentleman. After the cloth was removed, the
port wine was produced, and this he appeared
determined to enjoy, as he remained at the Ia.
bic slipping it until every other person who had
been in the coffee room had quilted it, and he
was left alone. He then poured out the last
glass, range the bell, and demanded the bill.
II was all ready:-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18

sMEDXL.aL.
Dks. BLAYDES & REYNOLDS have as.
c;na ISOLATED themselves in the practice Of Medi-
Sae and tender their services to the citizens of
ofha and its vicinity, in the various branch
''0'e tor the present. o"e-'' IS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18

s. THr r1L.rArrD SrrAMrR PRssIDENr.-One
Of the boats belonging to the steamer rresl-
dent, has been found, and taken INTO =. Memo
las, one Of The Cape De Verbs. = was Ieoe..
tilted BY several circumstances, me cue. one
,le eide 81 il. Several water casks bearing
the ti,e same marks were found and taken there
with the boat.
Captain Moult, Of the brig Poultney. q
Baltimose, cav part Of the hull Of the Pies'.
dent ID lat. 90, 40, Ion. 80. l6 W., from New
York. Il consisted Of the broadsade eDsns
sixty feet long. with dead eyes. mooldings
and fat iron strapse
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18

& FUTURE CONDITION OF THIS CONTINENT. "A
writer 10 one Of the Foreign Encyclopedias,
calculates that if the natural resources of the
American continent were fully developed, i,
would afford sustenance for 5000 millions oil
inhabitants, number FIVE times as great as
the entire population Of the globe. This wri-
ter, after advancing his proposition, goes on
as follows:
And what is more surprising, there is every
probability that this prodigious population
will be in existence within three or four cent?.
ries. The imagination is lost in contemplating
a state Of things which will make so great and
rapid a. change in the condition Of the world
We almost fancy it as / dream, and yet she
result is placed on principles quite as certain
as those which govern the conduct Of men in
their ordinary pursuits. Nearly all social i'm.
proven1enss spring from the reciprocal intia.
ence Of condensed numbers and diffused intelii-
gence. What will then be the state of socle.
" in America two centuries hence, when
thousand or two thousand millions OF civilized
men are crowded in space comparatively 50
narrow, and speaking only two languages, as
will doubtless be the case! History shows
that wealth, power, science, literature, al ioi-
low in the train Of numbers, general lntcli'
gence and freedom. The same causes which
transferred the sceptre Of civilization and the
weight Of influences from the banks OF the
Euphrates and the Nile TO Western Europe,
must in the course Of no long period, carry
them from the latter TO the plains Of the Mis-
sissippi and the Amazoa.'
What picture il presented to as IN the a.
bove, and who will dare to say that i is moi
an accurate sketch-of the future destiny Of
Ishis great coniinens3
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
HASTINGS & RICHMAN,

Il AVE- associated themselves in the practice OF
~ Law, and will practice in conjunction, in the
eoqnties Of Muscatine Cedar, Linn, Washington and
Louisa. Business entrusted with either will receive
aepreupt attention of both.
SC. HASTINGS, c.. SCOTT HICKMAN,
Bloomington, Cedar county
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18

-
Loss OF THE PEAcocK.-A Sandwich Island
paper received 81 inc New York Journal OF
Commerce, contains the following particulars
relative 10 The loss Of the U. s. Ship Peacock,
the fact Of which was Heretofore known:
By the arrival Of whale ship at Lahina
from st. Francisco, where the Vincenues then
was (Sept. 2O.) we learn more particulars Of
the loss of the Peacock. She was lost about
midday, Of the-l1th Of July, on the north bar
Of the Columbia river, in smooth water: Soon
after the breakers began to form. and for halt
a mile around them tho river was one sheet OF
foam. The ship ihumped heavily. and they
momentarily expected the spars would 60 by
the board, crush their boats, and thus cut on
all chance Of escape. By day light the next
morning they were able TO get out the boats
but lost two in the attempt. The water had
then risen 10 her berth deck. The passage to
the shore was perilous in the extreme. but
through the GOODNESS and skill OF the officers
II was effected without the loss Of life. Purser
Speiden saved his books and papers, and the
Naturalists their Journals. A few hours after
wards no trace Of the iii fated ship was to be
seen. ~
Capt. WiIks 10 the Porpoise, with the Fly
ing Fish were employed in surveying the
Columbia. Tho Vincenes was employed a.
St. Francisco, and party had been exploring
the Rio Sacrimento.- The brig Thomas Per
kins was employed by Capt Wilkes, and =
was supposed he should soon touch here, 20
land the snpernumerarses.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
From IA Globe.
THE GOLD CURRENCY. /

Many erroneous Tables of the Value Of the different
Gold Coins under the new law, have been publish
cd, which may lead persons into mistakes The fol-
lowing table is ihesefore, republished its accur
having been carefully tested ct the United States
Mint, and, therefore, 70 Be relied upon. &c By the
new law, al the gold coins Of England, France,
Spain, Portugal, Mexico. Columbia, and Brazil, are
made kgM tenders and, therefore, every person
should get acquainted with the names, weight and
value Of esch coin Of each Of these nations. The
gold 81 no other patton is made legal tender, but
it is oil raised and "a per cent, in value, SO that
holders Of such gold should not sell il for less, but
send it to tho mint sell it to manufacturers and
no1ksss ii gold. CT Persons should saye this table
and get il BY heart.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
b. RUSH PETRIkIN.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OuRuRuE Iowa

DUBUBUE, Iowa.
9sefcrences.
Hon. H. D. GILrIS, late Attorney General Of the
United States.
Hon HENRY ToLAND, Philadelphia.
Hon. B. A. B1DLAcK, of Pennsylvania.
JOIN Frazer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hon. T. H. ESGLE, st. Louis, Mo.
THOMAS MCKyIeHr, Esq. Dubuque, Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18

Note-1n the above Table. denotes one quarter
h one halt, and & three quarters.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
W. n. HARRISON.
HAMPTON & HARRISON,
US A L l. A w

Iowa CIrY, l. +.
usVE associated themselves in the practice of
L the Law, under the above style; they will at
ad to the business Of their profession in the second
licia district, and to criminal cases IN any county
4 the Territory Business committed to their care,
either of them, will receive the joint attention of
bOth February IS, lS4l.-l9-ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
TABLE OF GOLD COINS,

TABLE OF GOLD COINS,
Calculated and arranged, expressly for Moores Phil
adelphia Price Current according to the actual rule
in use at the United States Mint for estimating the
value Of gold. The correctness Of the Table is
guaranteed,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-18
DAVID CT A R X.
|socer, F0rr0rdjng and [OnsnstsstOn .ner-
chant, and Dealer In Produce,
BLooaINGroy, Iowa TERR1roRY.
A. G. BEEsON, Tailor,

A. G. BEESON, Tailor,
y ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
~ Boomiag.en and vicinity, that lie CONTINUES,
carry OH the Tailoring Business in all its branches,
Fith neatness and despatch. UTAll kinds of coun-
n produce taken in exchange for work. He is
gent for and in regular receipt of +. divers FASH
pns. cliff March 10, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
ENTIRELY NEW.

our latest style Byron Coars-al:o our new siy
~ SLAIN Bo.ous s,rer 9Th reneral assortment Of
K uni. H9'oM- OF them superior 10 cny Ih,ns ."
the A;nd ever offered by Dealers VINO rave aoI fe
supplied themselves With styles Ara invited 20
do All c,hers si,h obtain .cneihins
that -o-u hg The fa,hionabe, can ahc iie
may OF the principal ready made lin-n
throughout the cT; also the manufacturers roy
Shirt Ila2ot. N4rshnli's. 90 Chatham
No patronage A. k-d Of tneSe who beat down.
y. 4 Southern ami Wc.tern merchants sIe 'lsed TO
send tAsir prus orsr early and immediately IS "e
have ,lrrl.i; ,ara. rnp,hsr nm bs nd i3 lw
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
gsIlirin Filken

Mr Greeley Str;al In answer 10 your question
respecting military fines, having paid those eNtrr'
lions many wears | can answer you t''at wien VIC
fnc is pad 10 the Court Martial al the time OF ITS
sitting. there i. no COS, to be paid--bnit It goes
into the hands Of tAc Marshallio coiiect,o'l his
legal iea is sevcn,y,fve cents Respectfully
Nor a MlLlrlA 0rFlcER.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

10 We learn verbally ,ha, u very destructive
hre broke out in the town OF Baton Ronse ON
Thursday last, by which some i"tty or ili'y
houses were consumed I,is ssil thni ;s depio-
rable disaster ougina,ed in The vicinity OF the io>i
OMcc, which, together witt, the building occupied
BY the Branch OF the Carrolton baak ie! a pre-,
the levourng clement y. y nee'
NJ The n. O. Bee of the e5ti. says THAI u ''e
sceurted in lazoo City on the l9'h,=by winch SUI
bales OF cotton were consumed.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
cprsE .vls AEs At
Fncus1 tozsa,,5jyhalf the ae:ior.

fzncns1 te=stWili& af!t tls 19,.''H.
The cuct.tcSI 1nd best III. AL c-eagiJH-z
This stcck compr,cs The mo>t s?.cndd u
Roo. md shoe, ae,et. and utpricc< taa' s
iss; centlse.ls tins Cslf Water Proof boots ) - CTS
~ hns Drs-, to frou, - 10 81 spsI.i G4t'ers Tor
ats .fsol 81 soi0 q Misses Gates alens dancing
cater. RuhheTs Of al kinds, Boy anf ionts, ,'""'s
and Shoes, ard nerr failing supply ~ A'sses so1
aireas s. ,s- cheapest And best You ever 80 = ~ ~
Cath arine st. corEer OF Monroe olo III
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
PDl-!FO GERMAN SILVER

TauEs G. NOFFETT, l2l Prilcs-s-eet, near Wooster
! ud call :he attention of Hardware Deal
m sd hi. superior article OF German Sli-
No offers 70, sale vholssse and RETAIL OF all
d equal TO any, either Foreign os 10
~; tic for color and softuesa- sS@a
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
..ssss EsAssGa5Ss. 8Aa&aENs:--F Fa'

.sss F3aSG;a5Ss. H2sGAzNs.--F Fur
sale exchange aGtracts Of handsome Land, con
~@-@'~ saing - e-c, soil o. superior quality
insod with GEs Srearu. and covered with fms timber.
lcll u. wite OAK hickory, beach, walnut, maple and
-sca.acrs The e3ii adapted 70 wheat rye. corn oats,
lard, will be sold reduced prices, and terms 10
..!f or hey III be eachanget for almo. any sina
ercasuIizc. yor p. diagram and particulars apply
t5cAiIFH X WHiTMORE, Ii JOHN up sta.s. Il! II
,:,sala ss,stSEERs, HGss4BE asS. ktc.
Jus. published rhs Modern B.!ter'n Guide, oSn-
,d0i0g eghty-sevcn copper p'ae', with full explaDs-
fiva. (Nifotd 4fes-r, ArchltccL) This work should
ain the hdnds every builder the couat'y II con-
t.iG- an treatise Han! aud Stair Railing
braa wic las heretofore been but n3effcc iy noticed
-oks. Its publication ha, been attended with
rsst EXPENSE lis handsomely bouGd III quar,o, aud Is
.pect!v ofs.ed 70 the puolic Wholesale and retail by
tae psb-her, TN d. SMITH
Architect, Portrait aad Card EDgrayec,
la) Broadway. third story.
For sale fes Oil Stone. suitable for Easraver' Den
,i.,- Isg.e,Iar. ar is Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06
PEOPLES LINK FROM NEw.YoRR
n f-Soa TO "si
Szs@cEASTON. ?. - 81

i h-ougi III aours.=Far= ouly s.. --061--- --A06---
Leave pic. X. Battery Place al st O'Clock. A.
daily SGaAays excepted by s.e.nboct Cinderella or
8 'Hitch Eiizsbethpor then take the oi
The T. 70 7ai S0msrviic Railroad 20 Somer*iIs,
ies, oly 81 n!e, hy Coaches (i mile. less than by
y Rrnus~!c. For seats Apply A. d. Hope, - Court
ianlt st. hoard A. D. Hope will accompany the
passengers oerye, uad render all assistance neces
<a.y
r A. the Railroad i, completed 10 Sore,ye this line
S le4ve Eas;on Al q O'Clock 4 NJ, three 4onrs la,cr
~ tiia Inns VIA y Brunswick aud arrive IN Ses York
bout the lime j U
New-York tribune., 1842-01-06

PrcseUl.lom Vases iiriy chased and sg'prePrlaely
designed 30 riiabes; toun and ohone Walters, Sith
ich chased nl sra pc pattrrn eees Tea and iice
services, ricAy chus'd .an S at'cic -.t.frGS, cake
fni>Icl Dessert F, Knives and Farae silvc- tiades;
,f!rcns ,'l.s, chased a.s iain 2i':csai and
>;pa0ns rlI.l threaded, aud nla.m tre:dss 1stterhs
Thew A0o of tlese articles iuSgut"ctafad an the
premises. Of sterling -iiYlr. aui e.'nse Is
.parct Ia. aly=ui ;"e worisanship
y B. O.detNL-let,,t llli,s-lia ,tt-nded totI4I lm