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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-25
Literary Notices.

HE LILLY OF THE VAl.LEy--Pu6iished by Drnni-
gan, l57 Fulton street-A very interesting and in
srucive tale for young persons got up in splendid
style. 0f
The URsULrNE MAvuAL--Eubisaied 6v Dunn pan-
l57 Fulton areet.-This devotional work is got up
In the most elegant manner, and embellished with
well executed engravings. I, has already obtained
most extensive circulation, and should be in the
hands OF every member of the Catholic church
The FLORAL CABrNEr-Edited by james Hogg-
Published by dayton f. Netcn,an This is the title
of new periodical candidate for public favor.
which is TO be devoted to Horticulture Horticulture.
and Botany. Ii has very respect able appearance.
and is embellished with well executed colored en-
craving OF that beautiful plant ''Wavc .lcaved Fran.
clscea," which was originally brought from B-eno.
Ayres by Mr.. Edwards, the United States Consul
there.
''The Floral Cabinet" ought 10 succeed but we
greatly fear whe her there will be found n sufficient
number OF the lovers oil Flora, TO support IT, How
ever, II Is worth while 10 make the trial and our
good wishes accompany the labors of Mr. HopQ
whose taste and skill a sufficient guarantee that
the duties OF his department will be well discharged
THoUHrs ON Internationally alpha Lta. Ne,c
York Published ty IVii'tam s. Dor "A coIlec-
ton OF verces by Zone who does not claim
to be poet, and who gives sufficient evidence that
this modest ne gatlve Of poetic talent is quite lusa
BILE. The author l. evidently well-meanine man.
but he had better confne himself 10 humble prose
BRANpEs CYcLorGpA- Published IN Harper and
has Just been issued. This work should be in eyerv
library -
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UNIVERSAL PRAISE
OF THE BEST MAGAZINE OF THE SEASON.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,

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Col. HowE TO Gov. CLINTON.
Capture Of Spy What 10 do vifh him.
NoRTH CAsTLE, 9th November, l779.

9IR f.
MIR. kinicut has been taken by Of my patrolipr
parteshc supposed by all whgs (no in the secreJ
to be Spy, Tory, and every thing bad-unlsr the
be has been essentially servcesbe aud has been TIE
so az he IL deeply in the confidence OF the eDemyt Is
but justice to him TO say have had Capital Information
from him, this accident Of taking him unocky-'o
hberae him so rs to prevent suspicion requires mama
mes had thoughts Of letting him escape but this ck
Is become stale and II is risqueing too much to depend
upon it-besdes this the too sick at present to
make probable that he coud escape the enemy VIII
of opinion will be the best method of returning him. any
other wsy might him their confidence and conse
quenty render him useless us Captain Hunters going
down with aag would facilitate this matter and
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

" NOT H..
DR. A. Z; CASTLE has Paste for filing decaved hollow
pain Inconvenience and with which becomes impaced
INTO ONE hard solid body thus preserving
lhtherto painful and usess teeth) scsy sound and
iect IN all their respective for e-preventng IN ALL
gushed in socety oner their testimonials in the most vivid
tsrms as to It's efficacy The Editor of the Evening Post.
says - IL Is admirably adapted for tender teeth and
aud Dr. Castle the teeth with
and ability" he New York Aurora, - makes
the teeth in all respects perfect for fe" The Sum- says
Of hlng the teeth" The gentlemen Of the
Medical Faculty. have personally tried and recommend Dr.
Castles Paste for filling the teeth lootsche Pills. Of
which put In the aching tooth, will effect
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OpERATiON.-Dr
Castle as replaced by most Ingenious Of dental
the ost Of the upper
shot away IN the Of Lieut. s. OF the u. s. NJ, who
met with this terrible and casualty while in pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida We have letters from Lieut. s.
that the loss OF these important skfu replaced By
pr castle no more source Of regret 70 the Lieutenant
Dr. e inserts artificial the principle Of adhesion by
pherc pressure winch he first introduced the notice Of The
and English Ambassadors, MI stoushron the SPANISH
Rear Admiral Wadron, Lord Norpe,h, Gen McCarty d. f.
C. Johnson President Of the Medical Society 8. N. W Mira
Gen Games Beck, M. D., Dr. J. A. Smith, DR.. <. Della
field, Dr. Bsade, Dr. Boyd Dr. Bugcr Dr. G. Cheesmsn.
Or A. H. Stevens Dr.. j. Toney. Dr. BayIies DR. Wa: Gay
son. &c nc Nc. Dc im%v
TIC, THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
eled Tea highly celebrated China and Europe i'm
ported for sale the Canton Tea CompaLys General
Tea Establishment, 1871 Chatham New York-in Chinese
packages Pnce 80 cents and 81. dc imsr
BLACK MARBLE-i5o Irish Black Marble for sale by
- n2ar PERssE &BROOks. No. 81 Liberty sfreet.
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Governor Clinion's sns.ser to u. above.

SRA
would have long before this have answered YOUR Let
ter Of the 9Th u but conceived the Interposton of the
Legislature necessary to prevent the Abuses which YOU
have been kind to point They have At lengt
entered into Resolutions empowering me to
issue proclamation tof which have the Honour Of en-
closing you Copy that may probably deter the offenders
iron Committing The like outrages in future am much
obliged BY the particular Attention you have manifested
to the suffering Inhabitants OF this State, and
Am, &c.
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A&gl /z7 REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
n KILL and anJ,nrr without
-barses-Rrsular days froa Ts,, wh'N Nm
lays Wednesdays and Fnatys. ON New yorL Tr,sdsvs
Thursdays and Sanrdsystue from Cattsl so cents
-Bershs IS ceEts-Supper rs cents. -
The Fast WAVE, Captain Vnnl~ ;l, ,yli
iecye Robinson st. pier Thursday Nov nth, live olo"i
For further particulars inquire Of the tain board d,
muncation b.. Cafsk and New York land
" this city, for Christmas and New Year preens besutifu
tumbieas and monadcs with silver no~e OF different
kinds; dishes cologn bottles Of Jifere sizes.
The above c1nno be had other place in dis county
Cut and plain glass every description warsue be fur
nhed 20 cheaper than any other msAisctory,
wholesale and retail store. No. - John and The Glass
mandatory OF STOUYENEL co.
die im<r No. ~ Colds New Xork.
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Col. HowE TO Gov. CLINTON
1hisring diPosifion If some Of the Mlifta.
LowER SALKM, Sept 9th, ITO.
sn:-
Principles OF Humanity and the solicitation of MANY dis
tresssd People induce me to trouble your Exceliencv
upon an Occasion, which, persuade myself you will
think has claim to your Attention. Many Inhabitants
compelled by Necessity TO remain below our lines where
cannot protect them, reduced extreme Poverty
and Went by the Ravages of se OF Men longing both
to the States of ~ York and Connecticut who embodv
themselves az Militia without any order for doing So and
from other motive than to 90 down and tax from these
unhappy people the little all they have to subs
The Beds Clothes Cattle and every thing essential to the
immediate support Of life ITSELF il taken from men, women
and these horrd Acts committed with Circumstances
of Insult and Cruelty greatly enhance their Turp
tude and increase the Distress Of the Sufferers Thesp
spos obtained by Breach Of every moral Sanction are
Immediately sold at vendue and the product among
the Spoers who thus enrich themselves by tn Ruin Of
their Fellow Citizens The Service has been greatly
injured by these proceedings for OF the su.r.rs
among those from whom der5v ed Int
capally beneficial and who in that way hove faithfully
served and consequently merit protection and
Support.
This Information thought il my Duty to rive YOUR
Exceency The Character you bear renders an Apology
for hsving done 20 unnecessary.
have the honour to be,
with the greatest Respect,
Your Excellencya
Most obedf humble servt.
ROBERT HOWE.
P.s A.Captain Green Of the Militia is said to be capl.
tai offender In the way above mentioned
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y fEHSoE BKOOKS, No. 81 Liberty afree
UNITED STATES
TIE A EMPORIUM,

III, late l29 Chatham street, NetC York.
THE cANToN AHG 99E sdaaas to o.
sale new and frsgrse, Tea. Of variety and style
powerful Of
hooash secured from s and air then aasiy and
power will remain unimpsred in climate Their
the lights T. 's Of &c
Vailed All o m sd a sua
sIeles which tail 70 give them the folls., which
Chants public esi,6h%ens Of families aud
em s ns ssssd advantage to supply them
S Goase T t,s,s d every very Day;
sn es Ts in America for the sale IF HGu'
DAYS FIRST rREMiUM OVEN SHOES FoK LA,
DIES are adned to he the most reriect sr,icls mace Of
e, oa.a Pf s55 s
to De
ms lm.r Successor to Rorbury India Rubber s1e Co.
S9a FOR sALE.--That valuable stand known as the
The ist s d m s ss
and Of ,he bs:! materials and woknsn.hp with front Of
and calculateto accommodate 40 boarde the family
Tls IocapSn q he asdvsiI:d. sgm%and,ps
Atlantic A open Jane N from; p he SSa;s ' and and
walk Of mnas The Long Island R Rosd
wihn about u miles Of the prmises ard affords
No part Of Long island afford. greater facilities for owns
bay or BROOK fishing, the noble Of buck hunting
being very abundant In the vicinity and are frequently
There about hundred OF land. and meadow IT.
tsched to the premises, and good proportion of stand
The house and ont buildings would be sold with
's The
%Es T R1w nor 1Es I o. the o o.
sI Chaa" street, New York. q # hs ,@StsIesI 9s the
Dated lain Nov ,es, 40 ms ec
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n TO THE LADIES.-WM. X II. BEBEE, Fashiona-
A5ie Haters, 79 Broadway, under Howardl Hotel have
hand assortment Of Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats Of their manufacture, which warranted superior
in respectfully invited 10 call.
Also, gene raj assortment OF Gents, Boys and Chdrens
Fur Cloth and fancy Velvet Caps. do imr
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yVHEAT--25oo bushels prme IIlinois Wheat For sale BY
w EDWD. X. COLLINS co, =
do 4 Ron

pO4RDINJIke onglDaI alton House s2s Pearl street
Fanklin squsre-kept BY Jas Fowis from London, Eng
land permanent bos-de 81 50 week. hoarders
cents per day Families can be accommodated with pyste
rooms reasonable terms Wines and spirits re
gias-hcme brewd Gle yin6ne Welsh rareb,ts
cents esch-cod cns equsIy cheap N B. Hot coffee
pIntsfskes and mutton chops be had all hours
j. particularly requests VIII. il in want Of a com
Portable home 70 call and inspect his est.bshment aud
ind e their 70 CALL The house being
can give passengers every information
New York and Old Country papers taken in. MS 3msr
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TERMS CASH.

- FAsHIQNABLE BOOTS AND SHOEs.-
WALkER respectfully invites the attention Of the
public TO his large assortment OF es and gene boots
and Shoes cork soles nd proof French and calf
and fancy dress boots dsneiag ase and pamp OYER shoes
INDIA rubber and water proof ladies' Misses aud
boots shoes and buskRs Of the choicest
lection mems boys and chdJcn and boots and
shoes Of the choicest kinds than before offered
the city s Broadway and 2os Canal northwest Of
Hudson lmsr
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC

r..
M LEVETT Dentist introducer into this country in
u the 1875 of inserting Teeth the above .cienrihc
principle. practised by himself ALONE the
ton oil the pub 20 has great The established
reputation OF Dr. Levett his well known peculiar and
scientific adaptation supplying the deficiencies Of the Teeth,
m all cases warrants his M ting the aenon Of the ladies'
and gentlemen who have had artificial Tee uskiuy
VINO may require new for thosr DISPLACED by nature.
NJ LEVETT. Dentist, AGO Broadway.
corner Warren street, opposite the Park
tCopy OF Letter from NJ. M. Noah, ESQ., DR.. Leveu1
. NEw YoRK, May Gath, 184t
Dear Sir sit IL both matter OF duty aud pleasure
that tn set Of artificial teeth the principle OF
even respect IN appearance, comfort and utility and has
given entire satisfaction
am dear sir your obedient servant,
(signed1 NJ. NJ. NOAH.
Dr. Levett has Permission u refer so he elte OF the
ctIens OF New York. Dc lmsr
q. s. CITY DESPATCH POST.
PtiST OFFICE, New York, 23th July is42.
HOURS OF Delivery each day. (SundAys excspted) at the
II DER and Lower Post Ofces:-
Letters u@ posted before
Hal. a'' o'clock AM
=" Pm Will be sent ont for de-
" 81 ' ;ossei. NJ a and o'siosi u N. ''
PMj
Letters TO be sent Free. have Free Stamp Alfred "a
them otherwise three cent. will be collected Of the party
whom the letter addresse No be enclosed
eters unless isered at Principal Offices Lists hs
stations i all Of which free stamps" may be purchased
$3.50 per loo and every may bs obtsnes a
picaon at the lower post ces Stamps issued BY
the late Post viii be received IL ndsps
that the nuber Of the Residence aoui be stated in all ets
sent through this Post
The Post Master soei the earliest nIo should any
irregularities occur JOHN LOklMEA GRAHAM
au2a lv &c Post Master
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LOOK AT THIS.
~GENTLEMENS Cork Sole Boots. the best Of
quality, SC 90
do Water Proof Boots do 500
do Light French Csifskn Boots, do 50 to 90
do Over Shoes Of all the different kinds, 73c 7,
do Dancing Pumps, las
do Dancing Gacr, beautiful article, 50
And all other kinds Of Shoes and work ed slippers in shon
LADIES' CATER boots buskins spp ties qssd shoes Jau
nela. white and black aud button shoes Inoia rubber
fuued plain and all other kinds of shoes; clogs
mecasns and the greatest Of boys boots ard shoes
misses and childsn Of all kinds to be found the world all
OF manufacturing, and warranted tn he The hest, and
cheap the cheapest DIT Brosdvav corner Of Franklin
and AZ ~ Canal street 0kH0ORY 4 CAHILL,
dis lmer 81 Broadway.
Bottles FRANCHISES.
p A. GEhDY, DE- Paris, has opened store in
Broadway, whore he Is arcd 70 receive and
cu, orders or bots Of al descriptions Although his prices
lower BY wo dolia t,n those Of Fashionable Fresch
IN This his will be found least equal
10 any made here or escwhere lie imports his lasts from Pa
and modits them AZ rrulay shs ped foot
MI 6edy long experience anGer Mr. For and other ceeba
ted makers 10 Pans enables him coniuct business with
economy and thereby supply his the following
reduc ed prices
Fine and substantial Boots. -.....S
Cora and double sole do
proporennc in the other articles to be
df3 liner TERMS Cash
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80 LADIES' BOOTS AND sHOEs-Lockwood,
3oi Broadway keeps fine assortment OF ladies' and
shdens boots and Shoes Of the latest American and Ecu
fashions Orders received by the dozen from places Of
fashionable resort. ms m~r
80 CLINTON Cheap Boot and Shoe Market, 500
8 Grrenweh Of Spring street, the only place
shere can be foand Boe and Shoes to suit the times, Al
dies and misses bushins from ? a s. and shllings
centeaens bos from 10 shngs TO - pair; boys
FRONT shngs 70 81 80 f All who &c
per will give call the Citation Cheap Boot and slee
Market. 500 farrenwith 9rrir1 "a
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE TRIAL OF OUR sAVIOUR.I.The public are re-
three hzues, In the sse Of life this
solemn and impressive which has been VISITED
,n.hs and elected - much praise from the press on
exhibition for short time, at the spacious hail. in Granite
YORK, entrance on chambers - 49,
from 10 A. ". till 10 In tho evening.
Admission IS children under OF nre hall price
Season ticket for adults SO do do for chden
Pupils OF Sandy and othe! schools will be admit the
twent -hve IN number d23Wsr
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- WANTED TO PuRCHASE-A country residence
E:H within Is miles OF New York, with from 70 20
III % land, Long lsl'nd sound preferred. Ad.
ess with FULL PARTICULARS boI7 Oce Pou bkeepsie,
Y. nl/
- FOn SAIL. the cheapest Farm in these pats, Of 70
mi acrrs gooo budinzs plenty Of fruit wood and water
valuable farms and four houses and lots 10 and nigh Paued
De- trade for dry goods and groceries, house and
Do u1uabe lots in Jersey City Cell ON g. VAIL ss,ur.
days. 3Cosand street from 10 to Other days. Plain6sd
N. j., OF at VA ~ ashngtonst.
Ten small farms sale low. S.V
uoo svusnp
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GEN. PUTNAM TO Gov. CLINTON.
Characteristic Left.,, Suspected Persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
10 Mr.. Dunlap has been discharged on a writ
of habeas corpus at Philadelphia. i1s

l. OF O. Fin another part Of our paper will be found
an advertisement for Union Anniversary Celebration
Tompkns and Hancock Lodges. From what we have
learned of the preparations do net hesitate say viii
he one of the most brilliant affairs of the An Ora
ton on the subject of Odd Fellowship from the distinguished
orator P G. NJ. JAMES L. REDGELEY, of Baltimore tho
roughly versed as he evidently is in the principles and
mysteries Of the Order will Of tseb worth than the
price of admission or the Musical part of the ceremonies,
need only call the attention of the lovers of melody to
the announcement the celebrated trumpet piece Sound
the Trumpet in Jerusaen We understand the celebrated
Boz and Hon. b. Van Buren, among the invited guests
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4 uYor,a 1,enrue in Paterson.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Tribune.

COrreyrDn1ene OIL ulc Alipnhe.
PATERSON, Feb.s22d, 1872 e
MEssRs sEp1ToRs:-1n accordance with q cav y
upon the citizens of Paysac County two n'eetln g
have been held in this towll,5t form q r'o'lis,
League auxiliary to the National Home League,
Both meetings were well attended, without regard
to our (late) differences of political opinion
The first meeting was addressed by Messrs MAPEs,
C. C. Haven, and DR.. j. C. FISHER, OF your city,
with grear effect and usefulness. We arc NIL alive
TO the good cause, merging in it al~feellng which
grew of the violent political struggle through
which we have passed, which you well know SO
much absorbed and excited the people OF this
country Us to cause many Of our rucst patriots to
lose light Of the principles which alone can carry
out the designs of those who declared our indie
pendence.
The last ncctng was addressed for one hour
and half by H. M. RoMErs, Esq, (also OF your
city, in strains Of eoquence, sound argument, ana
apt illustrations, that have seldom, if ever been
surpassed; after which constitution was adopted
and Judge DICK ERsos, late Governor of ths State,
was elected President, and two Vice Presidents
from each township of the county were chosen
without distinction of party You will thus see
TINT the good work of sustaining the industry of our
country, whether connected with agriculture me-
chanic arts, manufactures or commerce is going
ahead Your patriotic devotion to the cause is
duly appreciated here, and the writer trusts that
Won will receive rich reward for your labols as
editors and proprietors of one of the most useful
papers published in this or any other country u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-26
From the Albany Evening Journal.

ADJUSTMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE LATE CHAMBER
LAIN CoRPoRATIoN.-We are happy 10 learn that
Alderman Wilson, chairman Of the finance committee dtoed
conveyed the Corporation large amount of property
sufficient in all probability TO secure ali his Indebtedness
and possibly have something coming him from his pro
perry the end of three years Among the property con-
veyed ten dwelngonses and lots this cy the rents
of these buildings and the interest other securities which
Mr. Cobb turned out several hundred dollars per
annum than the interest Of the debt against him.
was happy corroboratng what had just fallen from the
chairman this subject and he felt that twas due alike 10
the finance committee Mr. Cobb, and the public that this
information should be given those who had just in
terest in the natter and Mr. Cobb had borne the smart
of public asapprohauon he honoraby entitled TO the
benefit of the aionement he had made.
Mr.. Cob led into these pecuniay by too
yielding nature The desire and oblge friends oe.
ca,oned his embarrassment He had right however to
public moneys, shall attempt justify or
euse his doing So But he has honoraby paid The debt due
honesty pay all his debts and, We hope have something