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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-10
flo FRESHMAN
Notice ~ Mihuit!t
milk. Pure MIX. obtained from any

Yk par, OF tl.. couniryzhy bringing iin Belts Mix
Coolers a can in which milk DC kept cool TOR any dcsi-
r,Le en, o Tine AM! transported any distance. Manu-
iac,ur. bv the and sold prices ransin" but
little from the ordinary cans
For ,h, of Is 10 . gallons, abou, 80 cents per GALLON
Families will he furnished wittca OF any SIC IN :" nich
milk may kept dag 10 day With perfect safety uF
inC The hottest weather
! Diploma waszawarded, the last Far OF the American
Institute. H. BILL = -" " d>aui-to''sH''-t
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V1O STORE KEEPERS.-The advcr-

executes superior >ty4e, and al reasonable
prices, Visiting nj Merchants, Address Cards Bill Heads
and description Commercial Blanks Labels Tor all
kinds cotton and goods. patent medicines and
Druggists, Labels dollar and upward. per thousand
cut In superior ,tye Bras, and dob!e silver pa,, Door
Plates Knockers Bell Pulls with improved enanee'
border, handsomely engraved. Sorekceper, ards, type,
printed, 81 30 andupwaris pcrousand Cards engraved
in the Deaest manner and lower prices than can be pro
cured Al anv other establishment All orders promptly al
tended TO- BGlEN, Engrayer and Printer,
10 luS NiSM lni Brnadwav. hetWcel Wall \ Pln..>ts.
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4 New Improved Bnrner.-rhc improvement ~ me
Burner complete aud uneqnnllcd, regulated by 'nSic
motion extremely simple and convenient To iru'' &c ~
,lo,, who been annoyed with poor OIL gas or >Pui-
phene they will be we'll pleased Tins cninpicne as als
a. OIL will not explode. viii not > the rche carpet or OK
rc>, will not cr, tii, wick wi! light large room al the
cost Of, one crn, an hour gallon giving as much lsh as
or ~ worth oil oil. Those who are doubtful OF rs safety
or economy Will be amply convinced by eN'',lig he
Franklin and American Institutes. No nerts are required
10 ASCERTAIN quantity consumed r'sual, ia.e hmt
chandelier lnnps altered and the whole, expense saved IN
short lime raror lamps and store !aio sho cnakets,
'.,,. -, rS,n,I., anu, Broo,wiy Is m2ws2wos
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Mix Milk! Mix.
DURE MILK from Greenwich, Con-

Il ntcticuI No DIstl!ery Sippo h!t"el WI dti '''.
thirty nile, OF the Dairlt>. ..,,....
THE inhabitants Ne~iorA ar Respectfully inio1nca
now di,,ove[i) having nlarget their Dajr Establishments
in order TO the increased demand Tor Real COUNT
Milk are now prepared supply &c" more customers
with healthy and nutritious article, perfectly tree
from aileraon .; any kind BEING The pioneer, IN nitro
ducng Natural Mk into the city their ong eSiffence lh
enabled them give great completeness 70 le arrange
merits and al>o 10 refer 10 hundreds OF families who are pre-
pared certify e superiority Of the artict ,y nriis
!, moreover with peculiar satisfaction ard conilaence ta
,iy can refer 10 the New Work Mix. Just utishec oH
MIR L.ayi No u John-street, both Tor an ANALYSIS OF 's
mix and positive proof that all h. conditions
10 the production OF perfectly good aci., arr a. re
suscts their milk. mos; Scrupuou>, iulilitt-
Price oil MILK SIN Gents per Quart.
Orders Milk Will BE- promptly attended TO- ey ieasia
the name and number OF residence at VI Ayeu 40.
Bowerv; Mr. Humb~ert. ~ Bowery; Nh JOHN = aTioF
Brick Church Chapel Mr. Lewis Tlpp1ii corner OF TX
change and Hanoyerrees; ard Nj pIrdsa!. $50 Last
Broadway.
u Where large quantities Alik are required rsrge
ratovs on principle viii be srain3nHT la.,sq ~
no I'M ESBON Hustled
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SCARLET AND TYPHUS FEVER

SCARLET. AND TYPHUS FEVER
SMALL pnX.-, present tins ,h'4-a highly ':-
fcctiSus malaes making sad ayages IN THIS coin,u
W They all begin will; langour asstude confusion OF IDEAS
pain in the back and in tie calves OF the legs chis and
,hjv,rino, alteate,l bv tits heat The thirst con>-
cradle, the skin dry and the paten Is much uonoh win
nausea anxiety vomiting. No danger need oc apPrc
liencd from these distressing symptoms, PROVIDED the
BRANDRETU PILLS be freely given The INFECTIOUS
huruor ly these Pills at once removed iro" The D"S'
and bv taking only such doses WILL purge the bowels lrec
" tor days the patient VIII be restored 10 lc''e
co!, than he had before the attack. In general, four az
five bills ever Oh, will be sufficient but II these TO not
purge freely, more may, with advantage. be gwen
Tie cure will be assisted by the patient pntuh MS ''
and an in warm water and when 1t is convenient ''
VA r,n hath will be highly scrviccabe Teas made OF cat
n, ialu or caaoailc will be also OF much use the iood
NAV be ra,v oyster soup, or gooa meat soup ana
two three orange, may be sucked during The day the ear
object, however purify the hood-to abstract from II
those lumors which the cause OF d''>ll' tht hRAS
pRrTn Puts viii do and they will do it cecttuy, and
without leaving the body ,lei,iated every dose WA
strengthen the body. weaken IL
Dr. FRANKLIN SAYS
All these acute ftyer> require evacuation 10
bring them 10 perfect cr, and solution, and that even by
stools, which mus, be promoted BY when nature does not
do the herself. On this account an 'h-t'"ed ser"-
abol the cniness Of the body * OF bad cof
qucrce that yicli chiefly to make cvacna
ton, winch nature ever attempts, a!ter INC u
nior> arr be expelled but i not able To accopis. i
the mos, part thcse diseases and can affirm ua' nave
iyena pure e the pulse tn. been low that 1t could
lardl, be- clt and III. debility extreme Yet both one ana
the other have been restored by IT The good effect 70 De
derived from the irandre, Pills have 10 be exleri-
encc,i TO be- fully believed, By their timely u-c ncaet TIE
scarlet, yptn> the. small ioN would ever assume
tier malignant FORM
To appreciate full extent. the incaculable BENEFITS
OF BRANDRETIrS PILLS. they must b. used when the
First Symptoms If Disease present themselves one do'
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BY ROYAL GURLEN.
Stor,,. l6a L Observation-Disclosures LonS Room
tIrCuar, =
IIENRI E. RIEIl. and JACOB ;

4iRtl rLARltS, beg respectfully 20 INFORM 'nr''
friend, and The public generally thai having entered mo
partnerships Tor th transaction q. general Auction and
toiIlIi>>iori Business. Will continue m the we'll Known ana
cn,rodios store SOL Broadway st Duane street ana
m, nov rrrD?r,I 10 receive cous,nneniS OF Fancy and
staple Goods Paintings Ensrasngs. Books, Works OF Ar
and eveyother description oi property IN 'he VI
nt,yer> viii ever be nept IN Their SAe-kooui i
ir,-INO .,etin d,pillan we'll lighted Tie location one
OF tie. best the citv such purposes with other superior
advantages; and v the >,ranc. prompt settlement OF
sales the, ,n.c, and t: receive share OF ple favor.
N T. Sales ot Household Furniture and N'al f.>,'' az,
tended 20 IN person Advances made Cor>gnlnen whe
rrtl
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TCAIrTION. II
THE LARGEST, the Cheapest, and

THE LARGEST, the Cheapest. and
hes; assortment OF and scafs are 70 be touAd az
y CI-ehugfi. 2p9 Broadway, entrance IN Fulton-st
many attempts that daily making TO initiate mes
celebrated Wig and Scais Just 20 many proofs OF '.
are held IN by the trade But the public will observe that
C. = the original maker TN, CIT: OF the Nentiiang ans
Go,.a,er Viz. and Scalts, without metallic springs, and
that all others but feeble attempts at Imitation antn@
the -eniu. divine direct phcrie on which they are
made 10 fit. and tic skill and practice 10 execute
a, vearers and conno!sseurs are invited to inspect
Head, a Hair which elegance, iightnes and durability
NAV be ciaseed among the first productions OF modern art
In .r manufacture they differ from all others mad. here
Tn. hair i sngIy assorted, and equally distributed Il,
appear Just from The skin they cover no more Of the
brow than the natural hair Goes and having no metallic
ern climate they ine>,inabe, being only oz- weight.
Senators. members OF Congress and gentlemen from every
be referred to. ,iz
The price, wi! be found suit the circumstance -, all
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4 ZEE and Property Prcservcrs-Scli-
4 4 Cooking. and Hepcatlng OLS.Thls Pistol car

1 4 Cockin., and Repeating PI>ToLs.Thi> Pistol can
he DISCHARGED six times with almost ilcrapiity ofou"ht
The pistol cocks the barrel reyov> and DISCHARGES merely
by polling The the chamber and barrel are N one
niece and therefor, blow apart like repeating
pistols The construction OF the pistol is perfectly simple
they can drawn tn. pocket and used with one hand
whou, the loss OF moments time IN cooking N sio's can
he free, as la, a. man can crook hi, finger They
LARGER than an ordinary pockctpl,ol
For Travellers. Iious,keerrrs Captains, Planters and
others they are an Indispensable article, persons. both
male and female with h, pistol protect their hives and
property OF them
,1uai 10 near dozen the common kind
C.tlel. are invited call al the store OF the advertiser
their simplicity, safety and
ali,v n re, ont OF order will certainly recommend
,hcu, over all orl,tr, For>a wholesale and retail. by
j. e. BOI.EN. l0i Broadwav,
IN ,r,.SN,yW between Wall and Pinc->ls
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A=U CTIo#N ALE S.
BY S. D & APE Il

Store :; wlian->;T-c,. corner OF rirc-st-ee.
Private S1i-C hiua Blk SILK Hdkf>; 30 Assorted Sew
n-<; Fancy FTcncls style Paid C,Ins-s. VIZ Ok
or.! Fancy, N!iN;. De Jo!cvilie.
Al~r-too pieces IL, 81 ans. t., White and Red Canton
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MARRIED. /:

Al we.Inoreani Oneida Co. on the 2din> by Elder L.
Paddock. Mr.. Ehhu Allen 81 Augusta 10 Miss MARY ~;
daughter 81 benjamin Graves. E-t! OF Wc>niore!anG
AZ Clinton, Duche,, Co. on tn, 7tll nit. BY the Rev.JC
Crukshhnk George Van N!iet 10 Helen Bard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-10

GPLENDID CHANCE.-Th The UNDER
,yne, OILERS for sale the lease. cpod will aud fixtures
entire OF that establishment known as Ihomsons Hall
corner oil Canal and Elms Building five stories gtl On
io- the purpose OF bar bani ball. club and party rooms
saloon, and halls TIE establishment Is nOw N TIE I'LL tide
m c.> and poprlarv and viii pc ~ rendering
handsome any occupant The ONLY reason ior
Tn. advertiser wishing to>l OF hs interest hein that be
has con>un,ated an arrangement by winch bis TO I'm
bark III another enterprise. Terms nladt t,,y on ap!Ica
y
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Meeting ioi The Relic, the Destitute in the Manufacturing
Districts OF Scotland,


T A, preliminary meeting held within lhc City Hotel
Broadway OF notice previously pub>he< pre-
,ya,ory 10 orunizing subscription on behalf OF the D>l-
in the manufacturing Districts OF Scotland Il WAS
ReJot,ed Tha, from statements submitted 10 The meeting
il appears thai the OF suffering prevailing among
this operatives IN The districts OF Scotland Is
interference their countryncn wherever situated l, was
farther
Resolved That puhls ,necrng be called OF seoehnen
c the Sociey Library, Broadway, Thursday the 10Th
OF February az halt pass O'Clock, + NJ with the view OF
dsvisng nnssns for the relief OF the sufferers t5HF
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PROGRAMME.
~ nNN

/ lnt7oinc.ion- From Al tina; ,!s-i.-... Dr. Croft
s. sand NJ, my sonl. ,ias. OF, thy lear>---.r.
ranged i1, M9>o.-
5 >}lo-tIT. Comes
O. semi horls and Trio. by The Aca,ie,ry,
When survey &c Eor;s--.' Were
thu anle realm OF ua;ure nine. & Ar,
= sovreisn oil worlds display thy power
Soo--Air BeIl-..G! the blight morn
inr-s;1v arise. and I. Speak and the world
shall hear, Thy Beethoven.
SUE Solo, by a Young Lady" For him
,lIail endless PRAYER b, maize Duet,, by
TWO vounE Ladies, And voices IT.
Chorus =" Blessings abound. &c. Trio by
three members NJ the Academy. Where
lie displays" sc. Final Chorus, Let
every creature rl>t. and bring Hastings
o Statement, hy Rev. X. : Cook. ID Vice Prt>.-
,lrrt OF ,lie academy.
!. Chorus, Jerusalem, my happy home. Sent
Cbori>..>. bv lie Academy, In Joy and
peace II thee" and @ wI,r'. thou City
nj my God" Chorus. Bisst ~'a'>
,!rou"hrWts and >lortny >cs ,,,, Sem,
Chori>. by the Academy. e Why stinGtd
>Eiik =, &c- FjnaI Chorus Jerusalem
unhappy bone 49,. ....s..,tl Mason
Dueti. by NJ. Oakley and Mr.. Bennei. Da
nd ana Goliath From the oratoriont
DdTili-,-..-., ..,,,,. Ne UhoH'l.
s. Chorus, give thanks Mozart.
1. solo, Mr. lIo.
j. Chorus Tbtznary eIlous works. Solo. by
young Lady. Haydn
s. do. Mr. Oakley. M, lock. my Trends fare.
Welt From the uratvrio OF David -, NeilAonin'-
Duett. by-two members OF The Academy,
Time i wingins uS away Cora>.
Youth aud yigor soon will dee DCett.
Nlr. Rjgg> aud NJ Bennett. . Tine
wnging.' Fiual Chorus. Bat ta-
Christian shall enjoy H.,'g.r'
iHSt
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GCH0OL-Mrs. o. c. WILLIAMS,


formerly Teacher Music and other branches III
Kingston. Ulster TIL, City hes estnblisie,i
BOARDING SCHOOL at New Brunswick, y. j., for the
instruction of Children and Youth IN all the branches OF
Practical Education with especial reference TO the Natural
ScicRceS, and tie thorough training o: the unfolding
mind 10 activity, prohty ami hea!tlhul rigorHr> VII
liaiIs permitted refer very large circle OF 'ist!n-
gn>icd patrons the ability and eminent success OF her
courS, oi instruction generally but particularly IN
her through OF familiar Lectures which Experience
has proved the rcarst and most effective mode OF nlart-
ing clear understanding OF this science The elias, IN
Drawing will also be under her own Immediate charge :;
while able Assistants Will have chargcol the classes III
Philosophy Writing &C. &c In short. no effort i or VIII
be spared 10 render this School complete and thorough
il. its course destruction possible, while The attractions
and the >uiary Influences OF quiet and kindly Home Will
a, all times h cherished. and the minds OF her pupils
gencd and improved through appeals TO their reason and
their best affections
Tier terms Tor Board Tuition &c. 81 soto 81 80 per
Mrs Williams permitted TO refer to Hon A. Bruyn Has
brouck President OF Ringers College Rev o. Choui'~
New York, Rev. H. Hustled Kingston: Rev VIM Phten
Newport r. Hon r II. Lee, Virginia. and many other
gentlemen o eminent worth.
New. Brunswick is some 50 miles from Newly rk; rs
location elevated aud healthul. There communication
BIZ Railroad twice day each way, at=a cost Of ONLY .
who choose observe ie progress OF tt'lG
children their studies VIII ai all times he welcome guests
Inquiries respectfully solicited. ~ IN
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Moderate business doing Francs mainly at -3; >ter.
linz d 81! Southern bills 7a7l
Inland bills rather plenty TIL. rates without
material change We uuote-
Philadelphia Z; Bai,i!nor. .: Virginia O.. " Caro-
linz 5: Mobile 12i; New Orleans i; Louisv He 2 g
Cincinnati - Y 49,! 81. Lou, Il a 1a
"ccarnot learn that there grounds tor ;.c report
of tl talur OF the Bank Virginia TIE contrary
have letter from Respectable house III Richmond
when say" In reply Your inquiries state that our
Banks ARE COOP. Suit possible. that the Bank has fall
IN into dl-creci.
Tie notes were 3, 10 per cen, discount in Baltimore
Monday.
Three Hundred shares Tralesnen's Bank wer. sold at
Auction ,o-lay The following rates
l2slares Tradcsmeus Banl...... no
.5 & & -
Tic Neptune Insurance Company OF Baltimore has d.
ciared dlvIletid OF nine dollar per snare.
II worthy of remark that while Gov. Marcy has been
of The City Bynl Buffalo, than two ycar
without paving is creditors dollar OF their claims. tr
T. NJ BlatcIord who appointed receiver OF tire Com
mercal Bank November last has already declared d.
yl,nd OF thirty per ExCoy. Marcy=wa, appointed
by the ChanceIor Mr. Ba,ciliord by the Bank Conms
sioncrs. ErCe >ignuu.
The report made 10 the Senate OF Maryland in relation 10
specie payments irc, the January l5ntyas the day
sumption; that thu meantime the Banks he allowed 10 -
small redccabc III specie when not presented IN
sums over
The entire Resumption bill has passed ne fchSyi'anld
House of Representatives onsecond reading aud ordered TO
be printed
The James River Company avc presented memorial TO
the Virginia Legislature, asking for oaA Of S25ooo0 OF
State Stock for the purpose of rdesnin. the State Stocks
in the hands OF Mcssr> Morrison Il Co OF London pledged
with them by Gen Hamilton, the amount OF $4,000 for
Ian Of 100000 To the Company.
u ny this Mornings Mail we learn that the Maryland
Senate have passed resolution that they will fix no day
earlier than the fir>, OF August for amy other than
partial resumption oil specie payments.
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100 LET-Three new 3 story brIck dwell

NOR SALE-30 acres of good Land.
situated the high ground in the rear OF the Village
jamaica one mile the r. r. depot. containing or
10 OF Mu!tcaul.s Two thirds OF the purchase
money remain mortgage, al per cent interest
rods the K r. depot adjoining each other and easily
convertib" into unc-tor large boarding house Kent
81 IS each.
AI>o wanted, a person take charge OF Cocoonerv.
Apply the Repository OF the American Institute IN the
park roar oc CIV Hall ITO 2wcod'
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DOOkS BOOKS.!!-A large collec-

pUUkS! BUUkS.!-A large cUTItc-
ED ton very and curious. both Theological and
Historical of which the following, sample Archbishop
rilotSons Works: Rilgciv, Body OF Divinity the Works
of the author The Whole, Duty OF AIan The Breast plate
1880: Li,c Description of the Great World 1929: Walter
Ralegh History Of the World, 1866; Godwin Moses and
Aaron with the Antiqnite,o the Romans and Grecian>
(;o, Revcng. against The Execrabe Sins OF Murder and
tduitey; Th, Mature. and Pac. OF He'll hy loia. swii
den: Ca.ar Co nmcn,arv. with Map, describing hi, ha
ties and Encampiucns 1915: Cure of D.lsin by flD7t
Smith; Nature, and importance the Sacrament, by Tho,
Buionsaw. 4. NJ The Divine Mission OF John the Bap
Caii>e OF the Present Corrupon OF Christians and THE
Remedy thereof Sermon, OF the late Rev. James Duc!ai
D. D.. Do. Of tn, Rev J. Barrowwith many other raua
bic works, numerous mention. The greater part OF
which have been published in this country For sale
BY ABRAHAM MAZE, 81 Blcecksf-,t.
.ti. opposite Burton--t.
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ArEW-YORk Academy of Sacred yIu-

" "a ENF-I VhT -1tutISIiiN VI EuCIVU -1IU-.
,c-Grand union performance III ,ii- Broadway Ia
lrnacle. Friday Evening Feb H. isi oi this occasion,
t. Academy ,rI t assisted by select number OF Chor>
f-ou, B-pokirI wliai.>burgh ani is. City Tie whole
number OF Performers will b. about i've huD'ire
TEXTS, ~ ctt. each 10 be had i, D. Faraaw'>, No las
Na,sa-st-,-r Fj-:l!N Halls No franklin SQUARE Day-
ton NeNnfan>, cor Nassau and Fulton streets Al ne
PRINCIPAL Music and th door an the evening OF Inc
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Co,I-rncn with Heavy Boards ard Tender Faces
a IFXANDER RAS1SEY'S Saponace

ALEXANDER RAo1SEY'S Saponace.
"A ous Compound tor Shaving particularly recon-
Ioen,.I The oily ingredients, Of which, rs compounded,
-en,sr il healthy 20 skin, -otening the beard, and
ard produce, -.ry thick and durable lather which sup
ports the beard against The edge Of razor more edeetuauy
i!an any otter preparation IN known 70 the sup
,crber There need he Of The skin eapp!ns in toe
coolest weather. after using it.
II Il does prove 10 be good IS
NAV be returned and the money ~i!l be caee!!niy
ed provided il purchased retail Of The ,ib,S r1pss
Sncc.,.or TO y. Smith PrenttN,
Wholesale Perfurner and Fancy Soap AaleI, No ~ aa."
en- lane, sign of The Golden Rose. - eo'a
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COEONERS OFFICE.

WEDNESDAY,, February q
T, Coroner held inquest TODAY AT the dcadiouse OF
M, Rel,,yu. Hospital on the body OF unknown female
ahout So wears OF supposed 10 be native o' irtai'
who was found living dead IN open lo on th street near
"a !ytnue ;h> morning The preceding night, aion, q
clock Sic was seen in Tn, nclghhorooi, IL state OF inoNi-
cation Verdict died from ntcnperarcc ana exposure
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ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
Ell ZINES ROCKS AND PRINTS.-Tran.allantc

Newspaper Office Liverpool
CHARLES. WILMER, OF Liverpool, supplies he Anne
ricnn public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA
ZINES BOOKS, and PRINTS, on the mos, advantageous
terms He forwards the very latest edition, OF all the Con
don and Provincial Newspapers, Shipping L!,is Enronea
rents &c. we'll those from all parts OF me m
Continent g,v the Steamers and Liner. rom Liver oi ~
don a.sl bristol and the Magazines, Books az" r'e a'
published CT .. or q w.ek.
" published Fyepen,s r. W. i Book. or Prints
81 q. 2 per anun all hr Va ,hey arr charged by the
NJ supplies at the same prices " "
publishers in London ..,,,;n,,u.n he addressed
Al orders ~ nom. will BE attended, 10 une-s ac-
Nv r~atianc reference. Tor payment three
ss di5p s on l91d o "Gs ding
~ American Canadian rcafers, furnished on
interesting ~ II Iawly
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Hoping D
dojnc lam respectfully, the publc's servant,
3 BRANDRETH, VI D., 2il Broadway,
The BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at Dr. Brandre'il'
PRINCIPAL Office. No 2l Broadway between Park Place
and Murray street, also AT his Retail Offices 30 bo"ery
1875 HUDSON aud Is Second street at o cents per box WIN
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al his Eating House, $50

DILLS OF THE HOUSATONIC
Railroad, Buffalo, and all the SAFETY Fund Banks,
also ST Lawrence Oean, james, and all the Free or Red
Back Banks taken without any discount tor Cloths, CuSsi-
nerrs VenyS FaEnc SC. 1T the lowest cash prlce, ut
i0J Greenwich street near Canal il5 lmS:
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" The Great Walking Match come> of 10
day a; The House OF h. Rollins Is Sowery corner Bell
Gus Rider for $40 a>ce. Go il, Country, you are tho boy
Tor US lof IL
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, Pr7ycr.
) Stand MP my sonl. ,hak. OF tliy tear>---Ar
ranged cv...- - l., htS'.-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-19
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Hhr,ay,u IL. lS42

Information has reached this Department, that the
laws prohibiting the introduction OF spiruous liquors
into the Indian country continually evaded Dy
of the licensed traders who deal IN the article
within State Territory, and there SELL 10 the
Indians credit and subsequently receive their pay
in the of their traffic in the Indian country
With view to carry into execution the full spirit
and object of the law, and to prevent as Tar as may
be within the power of this Department, the INTRO
duction into their country and the use by the Indians
of article destructive to hem and calculated to
produce such injurious consequences upon their peace
full relations with the United States the several Su
perintendents and Agents of Indian Affairs having
authority to grant licenses to traders, are hereby
instructed to withhold license from every person
who buys sells, or in any way deals in whiskey, or
any other spirtuous liquor, within any Territory OF
State who is connected in business with any one
dealing in such liquor And the said Superintend-
ents and Agents will give notice to all persons having
licenses as traders who are dealers in spirituous
liquor that unless within three months from the time
of such notice, they and abandon such dealing
their licenses will be revoked and they directed
to revoke accordingly the licenses Of all traders who
shall purchase, sell, deal in sprituous liquor, in
any FORM mode, place, after the time specified in
such notice.
J. C. SPENCER,
Secretary Of Var.