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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Osiciai Changes i'm Warrington and Fh'''
adcIphia Gov. Poiude Stcr'> Report

WASHINGTON, May :, let2
The runors Of important changes "a ths pIoi''
oas,ss At WASHINGTON AID Philadelphia are rife
today: but do not feel authorised TO give 'h'"'
currency.
Mr. RorrRrs. the Collector OF The tor' 90
Philadelphia, lei, this CITY yesterday morning. ~
ter an unsatisfactory interview with the Ire-'.H
D.nartzlcrt on the ,uhlcc, Of a recent order from
the Executive, touching the reorganization OF the
administration Of the Custom House at That port
II i understood that the Collector mas been H.
oue.,ed To ai.n.is, some twenty or thirty ct h''
.yborliaa;e.. anl replace them with certain a.
s;ouqfel inairidyals Tie ha. not YET comp. ed
with tie request. and from the hnown character o.
the Collector. il &. believed he Will not comply.
Fror,, IN, tone Of the Nad',onian OF this morn
ing. It may be inferred that Nr. Roberts viii SUI
fer for bis contumacy.
Herewith YOU will receive ; copy OF PoINpEN-
TINS RsroEr on the Custom House IN Me-"
York. This document presents most a'ioundi's
di.clo,uo,.. implicating deeply the character Of
,h. l,,e Collector and District Attorney 'nr tn
southern nistric, of New ior|; and the case OF
Ia C.aiu and Flucic to which | lad 'c'asi'n
to advert some weeks since. you VII perceive
bv referring 20 the marked passages o.. the fefo't'
Il. much more ag-ravat,d than - set forth m NY
brief synopsis. If'hi, he ;iae, nave 1oi a rlShI
- AK nj YOUR hands publication Of 40 much OF
the report as shall yindicaiS your correspondent
fran, The coars- allegation. Of Hoyt ard some o.
YOUR contemporaries Yours &c,
tUErtUs.
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Nominations Before tho senate.

WASHINGTON, NAY - tot~-
rhe President las transmitted t. the Senate ih
following nominations, which remain to 0e scte'
upon by that body
IaLRRuS H. TRlcG. p VI Lyschhnrg, Va
DAVID D. P,RMrIrE, P VI, M'dileiown Conn
CHARLIE, IL Rad, p. NJ, Troy, y. \.
Lrv,Nr b. Co,rvs, T. VI BATAVIA, \. \.
WILLIAM b wHIrEcAg, Appraiser, fhlade9phA
Auos l. Tsyo~, Collector al Lewiston, \. Y
Aucusrus ". wALErs, Collector -. Augustine "a
WILLIAM MlLFosD, Collector, Cleveland, OHIO
Ur>ky NJ WATTS ATTY. L. :. Dist Eastern Penn
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C,vrE,cHy We learn from gentleman ~
Gently from Campcachy, that the United States
Consul for that port had left the city, IN cons,
oucncc Of IN health or Other cause, AID th-t No"
state o, public feeling existing towards the United
States requires that hi, place should bc imm'dl-
a,ek filed The people OF lucaian were gra y
divided Hpon the SUBJECT of the relations OF tho'
Province with Mexico II was reported ~ Cam
peachy, and generally credited, that the articles
Of agreement by which iuca,an BOUND herself 10
furnisha certain quota of money, Sc. 10 Texas To
carry on the war with NcNico, would be r'sc'd-
ed. The partilln, of Sarta An'a worc boi't r.
GUS oserbeariug ard confident. whist those M in-
vor OF the separate independence of iucsian
seemed to be- wa,cring, aud in dread Of the Dicia-
ter, power and yeugrancc.-N y. Be.
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II I'm Democratic Whis General Com
M ifsse NnN I'd. ND:

Rs..irfd Thatwe regard the establishment ~ sP.ri-n
Parry Pauer At Wa.ngton he great centre Of Erecntr
adun.ra,inn AMI political information AMI movement FL
one Of he valuable means for prOmoln- the rtIi"
success ~ the Wh Party Of tie Union -
Re.ol1ed That consider THE iNDEPtNDtNI ~
Wig Jo1rns recently established 81 Washington '-
Mar Plrasants Johnston and ~ear. fnnfrry 80 u Z
the crisis 10 political affairs that without meanng m as
rage claim. o. other Journa are NJ OPINION mat I'd"
dependent, iof the SPIRIT maniness and sbii'y %
which has ma ned the prnc plfs AM interests on
our Party Wa q, for central location, p-c7afF
deserving of our confidence and support and hat We -'
tlv and esrne.y recommend 10 the un'fe oi orr "LS
tfert. not only in tbs Sae, bot throughout he mon
fCopv.) ELLIS fOI hi' '"d'i i'h..'
II unhar, yIaws Secretary my9-J,
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Darling, Ini,,r.nI .enr Cor " a.r.-

ing, rffA0rf hoHng ~ TIF4rlln IT a'I' y 'TTE
tor pssilg NoolrIs In, Pol. Lace, sin tf' t f,il H y
Il does contain iu-re.tnf tHl $3.50 l-
ufe n the leasi either texture or color, G1r y 100 U tI"
the hands in' vii render .t H. 'u done Nhs'rf. ip
engage sewing ~ For cleaning paint if-
rysrd By Gsrg h> soap great pant oi the nfl u.rl
n the ordinary method % Wa,hag may be- dispensed with
u Is formed whn made 10 bar, u pound each; oytIy
bar /. stamped parng Universal soap MauU'icioy, 49,
Amos-sfre,t. \, "
Orders -reCed tn the proprietor THROUGH ia" Po,tOcr
VII be promptly attended 10 ami delivered any part
the city.
Boxes contain - bars halfdO 81 bars Price 20 n hly
DANIEL 3 DARLING, 10 Arpo. street,
between iiu son ard Bescker street.,
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MT1ANCHoLY DEArH-Wilson, alias Bungc
Thompson, late Of Montgomery county, (son of
John Thompson,) was out turkey hunting the
morning ct the 3oth ut and whilst in the act Vi
stepping over log, he was bit by rattle snake
on the hind part OF his leg just about the ANGLE.
4. soon ms he discovered The snake he shot it, he
said. and ran home "a fast a. he could. Having
run near half mile, he fell in the road near a
small branch. Wanting water very much, and
not being able to walk, he rolled until he got
10 the branch, and drank much as he wanted
He was not discovered until about o'clock, +.
NJ when he was in a most horrid condition, the
blood having settled about his EYES. and every
muscle and sinew in a perpetual motion, though
he wa. not much swellcd. When found, he was in
his right mind, though he appeared TO be insensi.
bic Vi hi. misery, and said he would soon be
well again. He pointed out the place where he
had killed 1 snake, and said it as large
around a. the calf of his leg There appeared 10
be four .mall holes on his leg where he was BIT
and the upper ones were At least one and an halt
inchc, apart. He was taken home, bat too late
every remedy proving unavailable. he expired
on Friday morang. the 9th ulr. without strug-
gle. being absut twenty four hours after ne was
bit.-Rqlefgh ~ T.. Star.
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= cTSnMAN. slcl-u-s.
L. Neutrality-suspicious. .itisni'on'-' Z

al. p, ,rSlar.,> vhp iaenl ,,,l''r- u.
ris.r'v to rare'r.t o. 'r tac cog PR . ,-+
Han co-rfr % Nti,e AMI t."'-e 4 srt'' '' N..'
,r, NJ O'Clock "a ith baa,es lnt DE ''in''''' ''
,fiactNc Socrtt- ...,. .,.t ID,
Th~ Washington Temperance G11n'', e'n'.'" '' ~
C.,f .r ana accrul.,.. .d Hs i.i ifhi. ID .'
an, IN n !. tn-cr,. co. Ft.e 'p laurr on in' .i.N
- ' b., ,, Do. 81 rr.c ,...1 ar- i.tt n Dee
r.,1ct~aL Ter,-i,r, THOMAS SIR H'.
- '.'t '.r
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II The American Lnborcr-coNT


TIT National Conysr lion EDITORIAL.
". The New Taff B.ll-fdtoral.
III. Editorials Sc.
~ Proceedlnss Of the HOME Industry Convention.
N.kepon on Presa.bicO. the Tarig; by J Blunt,
Of New-IOrk.
VI. Report Auction Sales and Frauds on DC kese-
nue.; by ". ". Drinker, o. New-Sork
VII. Report on the Iuhusnce ~ PrOtectionf ~ 4. G.
Hgirs, oi NeW.hOrk.
VIII. The Principle of Protection bY H. OfetirY.
TX .Renorf Currency by q. Bacon, Of New-Nork.
Y. Report on Iraa Coal Hardware, &c; by %. o.
Kellogg OF Troy
XII Report on tse Production Of Iron By :. oakley
OF Brooklyn, v y.
XII Rrt,orf on Coal. BY DR. J. c FISHER, Ut Virginia.
XIII Rrpor, on Iardwarr; by r Ripley. If hartford
XIV Cut Mats, Complementary 10 he foregoing by
j. r. winsoW, % Troy, y. \.
XIV Wood Screws; by Alex Hodge, Of Providence.
XVI Plated Satdlsfy and Hardware.
XVII Report m BBiion, and Pos; by r. Cook
XVIII. port ca J,N,ly, kc.. by r. Addison, Of V
XIX .Repon on Commerce, With statistics by ). Giiu-
nell, OF Mas
Xxx. Report on Combs
XXI. Report on Brushes by J. :. Plait 81 NY.
For sale at the onics, No - An-s- Price Of CENTS
Is teots per year.
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EDWARD = WEBB.
sworn to tbs 23ih d.y Of April. Is42. before Inc
RosEKr TAYLog sea- Jastir,

>rufI U u IT Nv o. 7 ITIs II, U''0Tr ne,
RosESr TAYLOR. >r.c al Justice.
~ We are com-eled to omit several more
aihdayits, exposing still further those ATTRACTIONS.
iniqaiiies. Among these j. that Of y. b. Morxr.
FORT detailing tie proceeding, ut Blackwell.
Island on the Investigation. when tie booi. ,~ere
'pafeisd from nm, actiag under the or4er. Of
Justice Taylor, and ne ofcer, refused 70 an
sTfr any qscstroHs. 50 the Justice Was com.
pcled TO give over the Investigation, bu, Mr.
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Central Clay Commitiee.-An aajourned

meeting Of tn. Committee will be held National Hal on
"Wednesday Evening". the lih II May next at = 0c"eN
I, IS particularly requested that the Wards throughout te
city VII complete their organization az soon As o~nVee
~ order that they may be fully presented 10 uis 'o
ire al rs next meetng.
Forms Of credentials for Delegates, IN comiaEF WI" %
resou, oa passed A, the lat meeting, may be obtained q"
lie President or SECRETARY upon the application oihe Pro-
dent, OF the Democratic Csy Clubs formed pur'1ani to TIE
JACOB ACKER, President pro TEN
jaws T. BEERs, Secretary pro ten a2s,<7%s' n'oIl
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u The admirable Address of the Hon. /. I.
N,RsHALL. Mt the Tabernacle on Saturday even
ing. on Fashionable IiiHc Drinking, ID reply to
the savage personal attacks OF the CORNER a"d
Eaqairer. &c. a fully and carefully reported for
the Tribune, will be found our First Page.
The friends Of TEMPERAXcE will need 10 en-
treaty to read 1t; hut may We not ask tashtona6fe
and feupcrafe drinkers 10 do likewise
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- French LangunEc.-MANEsC OR,L

- french LangunYe.-MANESCk ORAL
AND PkAC IICAL sisIEM-An early Morning Cl,~
io' Oehrheu forming aud will commence ia lew sy,
eentlesen wishing to JOIN are reqreed 10 call ana
their address ~
new Ladies Class will sso commence in a few DAYS
IRON 70 J IN the afternoon.
fr'aie Instruction. given during the day.
Il hANksCA DCRAND, No. % Franklin-stree,
y ~ near Broadway.
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SttHmDONss, vi" my ~ usI.g IaTge amount NJ
Bread, Cskss, Crsekers Pastry, ks will find il to their ali
vantage 70 call al Bakery Of the subscriber where will
be found he richest aad best variety Of the above articles
IN tie city, al such Prces the present state OF the
market will warrant. Families will be supplied within
reasonable limits Of the house all order. puDctu,y
sent 10 any part Of tie city. BENZ r. HOWE
aJO On 49, B,oad.av cor a. ill.,, ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09

II Mr.. BslsTow driving the quill and foar,stngaway
at hs rooms No. IS Broadway. HIS tuition fees
fucsa from twelve to Ave dollars, for This only, CIV
ing fn- opportunity tn all persons Who desire to improve
Their writing by hs ercrilenl Instruction, Of which, ~
doubt sot they III avail themselves II scertainly very
cheap rate which 10 acquire proficiency IN the au II
r.rmanshlp
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u We cntrcat the attention Of all honest and
conscientious citizens TO the exposure of astound-
ing Loco Foco frauds and ,illanies in the recent
Election, which we publish this morning in the in
dispu,able form Of aiIi'ayit'-rnany Of the most
startling disclosures coming from the guilty lips Of
most unwilling witnesses. Let no one fail to pos
sos himself Of all the facts, and make up his
Indictment upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09

u Hon GEO. PoSDExTERs RtPoRT, IN opposition NJ
the management OF the NcwYork Custom i'oac ron .
70 1872 viii he lad the tables Of the Mgmbcrs Of Cor
rress today Il is rich and pungcnt beyond eTamp"
THROUGH The kindness OF friend procured an adS2cf
copy o 10 Washington Thursday evening and on Sat
nsiay Jed Extra Tribune cmsodyinS twelve close col
umu Of the choicest and racie passages CONTAIN ng lie
mos, serious charges against Collectors ioyt and Curtis
District Attorney Butler, &c. sc. We intended " print
portion 81 il in this mornings paper bat cannot possibly
msks room Tor a single colunn All who wish to see 10
OH Poins' handles Custom Ha1se matters will find CD
reading in our Extra which for sole at this Office 90 Anns
Price cents.
To-days edition will contain considerable new matter
not in the saturday. ISSUE
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u The Senate of the I. State. has rejectc

u The Senate OF the I. States has rejected
s,rea in e,rii nominations Of President I!ieF OUT
oi several hundreds, and The Sun Pronounce' H.
conduct fac,ious and abominabe.
The Senate of New Yosk rejected niHe-f,nt'
Of the i've hundred nomination. made last winter
by Gov Seward yet ne SrE had not the blande'i
whisper Of rebuS- FOR ,hi, fastious' conduct.
Th. Is THAT j. facetiously styled conducting a
paper an s1rtiaily. and without regard 10 politics.
dernarcatiCus
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Mountfor, bad copied of the names Of 'Oriyj'sr
prisoner, LET n frors the Island just before the
Election. We shall publish this and others to-
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AnErlcls PRI.os.R. RELEA.Ep.-T Tho We.

NNENININ NIEVNFN< IttLEH'E7' T ITO " ~
India ROYAL Mail Steamship Te,iot, touchcd al
the Bai1e on Wednesday evening from Vera Cruz.
Letter. received by her bring the gratifying intel
lisence Of the release of eight Of the American
prisoner. Of the Santa Re Expedition, Mr. kEs.
DALI being one Of them. The particular. Of
their release We have not n>ccrtancd. General
TuouPsoN had reached Mexico some day. before,
and /, was thought that his active and decided
course had effected their liberation.
y. o. Bee, Both.
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IL Spencer. Imiiation MoIeskin HIT.

rhs popular article commended To the public pecu.
larry desirable, al the present time for Us economy For
elegance and durability, Il cOmpetes successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price y - SPENCER
ale Fashionable Halter, No. 2l5 Broadway.
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Id Xisi0n. slreela. n. X.-Ihe .nnlnl.r -. - a

commence MONDAY the 9Th OF May. Thoe parents :. ~
~ 10 secure or their sons thorough OF instruction
~ English or classical studies, enter uen At ts intu
ton BY making Immediate application. The same e0urN
81 instruction parsued, ami the books are used
both places. 2t9s ,2g I'm
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ANEKtCAS MUsEUM-Tbs icing :" race week We pre-
sue accounts Tor the ndOus combination OF nOves
engaged here, and Which shows Barnum W Be the aest
nag IN ihe field. Wncheil the unrraed YANKEE Ns Re-
sac The charming SINGER Celeste the beautiful dancer AMI
nal Magnet su the wonderful Gypsy Ori kc., drew
re>e crowds last week but although they engaged
Tor week other airac ions Of extraordinary
tgrc added. company Of Indian warriors and their
~quaws dressed ia their national co-iun- 50 squirrel.
fun skipping abog and hosts Of other novel
IL. are here q. this week sush attractions tor IS cent.
arr unprecedented
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7 Dickens,. Werks.-The Mnrh. Of G

Dehen' tso,li Illustrated edition, complete in SIX vol
1mes, $40. jest received and for sale by
Publishers wholesale and Retail Dealers In scho~ 40.
MISCELLANEOUS Books, Stationery, &C. III
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y N.KsHALL's two celebrated Temperance speecse..
delivered At the Broadway Tabernacle Wednesday and
Saturday evening, Of lat week and reported verbatim for
this paper vii be published in Pamphlet AMI tor sale at
tn, oce Th. Afternoon. Price q cents % cent. per
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y Washington County, IA. viii elect a sue
ces.or 10 Hoa. JosEPH LAWRENCE. " {. on II
day the 20th inst We fear he will be Loco
Fcco. G They make en- al. 50 nowadays But
he viii be good Tariff ran-that : one consola-
jinn.
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abb. t,.te.

TTHr CHRlsTI.S FAMILY MAGAzINE for
Nav. ust published. =, 1872 Nas.au-';reet, cont,in'
n portrait of Rev Robert Baird. colorci picture
Of the Rose The Last Day Of the CondemacG.
Essay, on Marriage Happiness, Formation
Of Character and variety Of other Interesting
literary matter
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u No XVII of tho ENcrcLoFFDA ANrRI-
cAxl:.f DIc.rS,'. complete works. and of Coo
rEn's SEA Tales tho latter commencing bis Two
Admir,s. have Just been published by George l..
Curry 4 Co. l5j Broadway. mp stairs.
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Tar L,Dlr, CoMr,s'o-, Hsy. 1872 Wv. snovdsn, ~
Fu'tos street

Two spirited ensrayings-' Dcer-Stalhing and
the Young Musician. with plate Of the Fash
ion. grace this number Of the Companion which
contain. rrea' variety Of pleasant light reading.
Willis. Benjamin, Mrs.. Sicourney. Wallace. Fay.
Tngrnham and other well known writers are
among the contributors The Literary Notice.
are written with -nrc'essress which would be
iae1clsablc even in daily paper. else the critic
would never have said Of a work that too little
praise cannot be awarded to it, when he meant
and alterv ard said precisely the revere.
THr LowrLr Osrfs'-c vo. :, Nos. and 8. Nay, l3i2
In thi, double number Of ono Of the most de-
s.ryn; Magazine. in the oou''ry are contained
some twcry orisinal articles. both prose and verse
by the fensl. employed in The howell Nils
Most Of them have 1 directly practical character
while they all display good ability and commend
- =
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TH, PaSoR,N,s-Thos- who are IN the city 10 attend
the Anniversaries viii sDd Catherwoofs Rolunda agree
able and pleasant resort Jerusalem and Tsebes will BE-
linn mated every evening. Explanations viii be given
through the DAY and at &: every evening.
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CROWDED HousEs-The new Manager OF the Nr--Yo-k

CRowDED HoUsEs-The new Manager Of the Nev-York
Museum late Peslrs IA, completely aiken the town by
Storm. The lecture Room since is opening has BEEN
crowded sby. and this evening there be increase,
afracton The {; and the Dwarf are undoubtedly the
greatest curosues Of the age ssd attract the attention OF
all The view OF Switzerland 10 romantic and BEAUTIFUL
from The recoeco-s OF b~ron and patriotism which II
Suggests Bet the Natural Bridge OF Virginia ami The Lee
tnrr Room among the chief exhibitions Yankee hin
himself appears at night ard to hear of his aughabe
stories . worth twice the price Of sdmisiea.
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F.1.L DuEL.-Ncw Orleans papers state TINT
a duel was fought at that city on the 29th ut be-
tween Hon. A. W. Pichot Judge of tile Parish OF
Assumption and Robt. c. Martin, Esq in which
the former was instantly killed a; the first shot
The quarrel arose out ct an excitement arising
from the appointment Of Judge Pichot. lie wa'
man of high standing, aud had been for several
year. a member Of the State Legislature.
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,h,, tLv t,,, ,i ,.. n,, AMI irs, ,orh ODD or''
con>.,iine of Carpei.n.. ot IT., Hue' N'uiz' -
get, Raves. &c. W'l tscgl other article conn '' VIZ
H. ,,,ir eel ,r-. Offer 90 hp public - 'h" lowest '
rri,r, without Trcthdirg ~ sell % p'i cent cl' '
an, o, .'>r biz u ll1rter Go S,i t H' A. a.N '' p
ar cash rlnr w..N D In ru.chasr VII 80 Vel Nl 'A
Ant e,s,iio. orr 'och who're cy vi fr fh' n'', No''
WEBB 4 NAMING.
~ In. lp a. p,lfi. 3. CARPET Sipt ron 'idii'A
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y The Proceedings q the Nstona Conven'loS ioS lie
Protection Of American Interests convened in the City #
Ncxyork April s. 1912 for ss- at this Office. Price =
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r Ralph y. HueLIoud, Attorney and coan..

lor 10 Law, lover -aa.u.ky Ohio 'yfi s-,euI 10 tie
business ~ biz pfaif.na ant n Land Agency 100 fi. Nprf.
era and Northwestern touutes Of Ohio a.d ire he 4
tonic Collections,
Refer - Hon. g. whilesey Washington. .. C.; Hon j.
W. Alien, cleafel3nd. ejho Ne.srs Robertson E,flu
Co. Hi.lncA Co and Kent Kearan 4 Co. NrN.York. &
> "in'l", J.. sands,hyi Chapman Iiarkne,, Beleyue
Ohio. "a AZ, l.,..,l-
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J W. ALLEN, Assignee.

" Stranger, DO you want Boots and SiO-s g. Il ~,
90 ~ ScracrI O. Grraf cafiarur Boot and >srr Mar
ke - Caiharue corU'r OF Munro. rrrc Yea can md
Tie largest aud bci yoI ever an snd ~ prrr
Oeyer before egIsci Ji.t frv IT, IN ni1fu
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" The Republican Wing Democrat new
paper published a, McElwcsviile. York District.
:. c. carries at its head " For President Hx>kY
CLAY; For Vice President. WiSrIrLp Scorr."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09

terrible DEArH.-lhe Eaton Register states
that on the 18th inst. young man named Thorn
a. J. Clarke, who wa. employed in killoush :
steam saw-mill, Preblc county, got cntanglcd in
the f,-whe-l, and wa. instantly torn and crushed
1, peces-a part of his head and Que arm being
thrown several feet from the body. Mr.. Clarke
was formerly resident of Pcrrysvillc, Indians.
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" THE GRFlr RACE. tn-moUow, VIII come on 1t The
Union Coune-the long talked Of great Race between Be-
ton and Fashion,. Both horse, IN p top condition. and
tie patrons oi tue turf of opinion lat bruer TINE VIII
made Than ha, been done IN lhs couaty' and Ing
II three heal. the grent race between Henry -
Fclipse will h. completely thrown IN tn si''". VI.
frspd. of Old White Noe the victor IN any well CON
tested el sangulne oi success and ihe way 'Y are
ping up the pewter on him !. perfect caution. ne
friends OF Fashion aO very cOuhden and are No lag
CARDS backing their savOrte and may Judge OF tf
powers the time she msdr when she dlsanced Boston
their confidence well grounded ~ there vii no oui
be famong the hackers o the Two horrs great macy
whose nerves. previous to and during The race viii be- boo
excited state should advise all br.sre they ,la Tor
the Course TO supply Themselves with box Of sherman
Camphor Ls1engrs. which will Irt their irritation and
cause item to bear their defeat t the eqUanniiy Of IN
lo>ophers. They may BE- had at les Nassau street
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TD. ArrLEroS & Co.. 200 Broadway, have
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