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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

TN REPLY to the remarks annexed TO the adj
1 vertisement OF OSBORN & LITTLE, in which they
deed such be the actis without my know
wish. By what means they have obtained them c@'lot
hrnd Surely not desire benefit else no secret me
necessary 10 accom- lsh the. purpose. Does r
tuat.d by desire to justify themselves heir former deceit
and screen themselves from, the virtuous ndigGs Of DIS
eliminating public? leave YOU TO Judge They nave ac-
knowe:ed that the Tools which they have heretofore bee
palmng upon the public stamped "Conge have been lie
Gus a eas bo M osbom and Mr. Iue
admitted TO sometlme since, they supposed n os m
tools and who wa;tle manufacturer OF them al Information
on the subject refused They complain thai manifest
lure That deny. would ask who is the mechanic that
would small degree Of feeling II spurious
lie being of his manufactured Such has been my sution
and when the manufactured Of the spurious article IS dst
ell they would forsooth make appear that his name stan1s
very high manufacturer OF edge tools why therefore,
# his reputation was so great ,ass @ hs maeI So So, UTS en-
trouble cOncea thing concerning l save ttt ms
nam & a s ms m mSne e sns ms nov Il
mas become John P. Cong. A.air they say that learned
father bu, had never known than learned his shop
should have been troubled BY en, ss"ns 10
palm spurious upon the public as my manufacture As
Tor his father being s worker Of the invent
OF welding cast steel is entirely false never 81"
mad been city some wo three Years ana iad
iearme TO work cast STEEL the father o, John Cpns~I cage
this learn the process of welding cast steel and It
was who shovel lm the process Such are his Claims as r
the first worker OF cast steel
As for John r. Conser old trick of his palm of
his tools being manufactured b. bur while al did
not make work yey well, but having procured Osborn
Little TO assist in dong the mean aud dirty work they have
been what successful and appear 70 be quite waty IN
being detected these operations. All ask OF the'o there
for that hev NAV no niger b. ashm-d pat th real
makers full aad place of business the tools
other mechanics DO that they may stand Their merits
r PS-Osbotn s Lte assert positively that Jh-y have
my tools suppose tney have obtained sample which they
keep klHd Of stool pigeon 70 enable them more success
- y ~ JOHN CONGER. 80 Attorney street,
NV
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
rCEAS.-2OO chests Souchong; 200 halt chest
GENUINE TEAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GENUl 1EAS :.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA CO MPANY
Principal Store l2l Chathqm-street, Ner. York
Branch Store, 38 BieeCksr-Street n. T.
.1gency al ll6 Filton-srcet, Brooklyn
Also corner Of Main and Vdn Hoton-s, Paterson, n. j.
INVITE THE. ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families, and purchasers the appoac ns ho
geneI their ssve al esablishuen where they
think viii be found by far the best selection Of pure and
duIpIaed Teas Ia tn United States. The universal pu-
arlty OF their House, ie high quail
ties low and upright dea is well understood
rvrdsr uI tieI comment teCesssry.
Original and only warehouse for the sale of Howquas Black
Tea Obse're -Stransevs will be pa tculaI to Iemem.
Der III" nbe of the principal store Chaths
l2 be Pearl and kosey elt-s nSeekug for they
are liable te led astray by ttle at a0s
Chah4street ne't door 10 LOrilads Snuff and Tobacco
Store under the OF Canton Tea Store. The public
viii also be pleased take notice hat the Canton lea Com
peny have nUhiag do with any other stores whatever
except those described at the top OF t advertisement d9 I'm
DEFINED SUGARS-R. l.. " a. STUART
H. sale the qualities of their refined Sugars
quantities Of five packages and upwards. at the following
cash prices:
Standard Double. Loaf SuSa,. II; cents per pound
Crushed. II.
Ground l2
Ground Sugar % quality, ia -
The above packed al follows without charge for pack
age:
Loaves in boxes Of 200.
Crushed IN barrels OF 200.
Ground III barrels of $50
App,ya the Refinery, No 2S5 Greenwich of Cham
bers Orders Of the city be accompanied BY
m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
COPY Of a letter from a POSTMASTER, dated
u SrocgsRlpGE. Mass. Dee. l9, 1913.

COPY Of a letter from POSTMASTER, dated
u SroCgsRIpGE, Mass, Dee. l9, 1913,
Mr Isaac BUTTs,
Dsa! SIR have just received doz Of iar's Ba5lm OF
Wild Cherry through Nessts. Handen; Express for winch
return YOU my thanks The reputation Of the medern had
preceded It, 2nd think for country village shall make
large OF have already sold OF II, which un
esLand is doing woaders especially 10 gentleman VINO has
the advertised medicines liver complain AID con.
SUMPTION He has had severe cough for aeat and half
which nothing could check for any length Of tns, until lie
commenced taking "Wisal's BaIsam and although he has
bal pert Of one bottle still his cough has almost en-
trely lett hm. lie had taken Is BOTTLES OF Buchan S
HUNGARIAN Ba.aln of LIFE with ttle or no DenriIt
Very Respectfully, &c.
A. II. MERRICK, p NJ.
"Dr. vyissar's B,ls"m of wild Cherry
n the s9i az H. sn.s and 1G9eT ysF after phi
more Asthma Of 10 2 gears standing We will WARRANT
'CRUTIoN limitation. OF this wonderful remedy are
IN alt a 3 cfsr the ins Ecsmp P
atoms Of is virtues are u.c word for word except subst
tutiu< unknown medcin for the tru prce
short every subeuge and t,ck re9r'ed 70 to "cn oft
other articles for the genuine Wista Balsan oiW I'd Cherry
Cures Sold only at l25 Fulton street corner Of Nassau,
New York Dexter, Albany; Gorham New Haven +; W.
Ball Hartford | oz3 III IN
ry'EAS.-200 chests souchons; 200 halt chest
$50 sol half chests Ming Yong ,souchons.
80 80 de. do sn. NsBss TsHBss Sons50ns: SoWaSoss
20 ancy boxes fue Mohee Souchons.
10 fancy hox:s Hyson fine
100 chests Young Hyson.
$50 half chests do.
400 chests lIyson Skin
SO half chests superior iunpowder
A. sis y packed VSEEL III & :Is
d 78 sou,i.stleet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

"A ECONOMY AND FASHION The slbscri-
ber has rrdsced his imitation No!e5kl! Hats on
90 fur bod the extreme owpce OF $ % he ao9!e
~ an Liant Dress Hat aud Will compare advantaSeousiy
with hats sold 50 so d 50 Also constantly act
o Fur and silk Of the best quality latest pattF' anu al s
B Country dealers supplied by the case as low II not
ioI,er tlan eay other honse Il! this city
J. W. KELLOGG, 1872 { anal street
u... conner nf i InNmr street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

5y!HE BEST COUGH CANDY.--It has 0eeu
J. prose,: By many our c.tileis that JONESS COUGH
CANDY IS the grand remedy tor pulmonary 9E qrs con-
plants 1t is sold tor shilling package The of the
American Eagle So ChahasiTre; We ADVISE our readers
10 NV H. really no urbUg Also Cs sale AZ 50
Eulton.st Brookiya; Sstaas5. Boston, Ledger Buildings
pp,sdarli,. 1O7 K meet Charleston, y. c.. $40 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed to q
w dark brown permanent black b. the Moorish Han.
Dye Sold 30 81 bottle he sign CT the trn-ri
Eagle 81 y V or 39 fu!ton-st Brook
Iu StatestIee Boston, Ledger Buildings, Phlladelpa
Charl.s,on y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

- THREE. DOLLAR HAIS.--Just finished.
81 the mos; splendid article offered 10 5e public
ea Short nap Alossain Hats at the low price o. s.. as
fine A, those sold generally S elegant Nua Fur II as AZ
"a also Imitation Alclssk!n Hats So so 81 2yery neat
iIrsss Hsts GEORGE. p. n BROWN,
inn In, LIS LaEa.strest.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

TO ENCHANGE FOR 4 fARM.-A
go: good three story house withmaJ5le metes siiuats III
,a- 2 oo4yn, l.. Rents Tor $500 aelaEi mus oeoh
y. - 80 - 80 SIS Liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

MUFFS! MUFFS !-FURS.-A good assort.
1'i nent OF Mal aud Fur trimming, the lowest mu
ket pJice-for sale az J. Il. NONARQUE'S
G21 i'm. 22a HnIHtrY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
r lQUID AMBER.-This unequaIled medicinal

T lQUID AMBER.-This unequaIled rledlcina
IL compound ted 70 be 40 etfscrual remedy y
.aItrheum scald head ulcers baibsrs ITCH and all diseases
of the skin from whatever II will also
pisron white delicate sofncss that nothing else Will
part cleansing and preserving the teeth gums nj
the III and throat OF
led For purposes OF The toilette bathing Shaving, &c. al
acknowledge It's supremacy other acle egeTus
Will enectually pant pitch grease, and the IKE
foa sil wooIen cotton iabrics without the least da-e
10 the color No family Q! individual should De wthoutIt
s,re- second floor opposite ThoEbuns liberal discount
.liow.d those VINO buy 10 sell again.
A WARNER X co. Sole rropre,or,
AaErr,-l5s Bawery 755 BroalTay corner Eighth street
street nn,, West Broadway; Coul, corner f.ankliu aaG
Church streets WIN Robertson SC Baltlmore street. Bai
NOR. G. Frothnsam Broadway STATE Albany
r yC N-mcomb Co sos River street TTor; Hart ZTE
Broadway corner ChambsstEeet NctiaIre 100 suton.st
EIiLiaru John-street. 80 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

FEYER AND AGUE.-The Washington E!izr scGua!-
I etcacious in the cure Cholera Norbus Bilious Chgc
Di4rTh,aa and Dyssn;ery, Worms and pyspspsia. TIE
Washington Eliz being composed entirely of Esgeab
thongh unequaed for the rapidy and vsor wl,h which II
comr-s the stomach perform the peculiar functions re-
SUIred in csctill radical cur OF the above mentioned
iisea.csone desc havng unreu=ntly, cans~d errna
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

I'D TO FARMERS, BUILDERS, MlLhNEN:
{s:.sssss Og MARKET GARDENERS.---A Farm from
.g Is to * acres oi excellent Land with Coose Houss
- ie8s- exchange for building house or ft2sty IL
fnsiistey-oa Lon. ls.ad, this Cry IN 5e.hy
1ourishiIg eisbohsod OF e4S5 access y Ssa:e an ,o
oak Tres AqpI at lO7 Pliacstreet corner OF "fssn's''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

SAT- ikheuu -ClEy uiSIsu vIieiI.s sucR
~ FE,eAl,s !, q. M i9'lIF>I sNSy To FIN,
HE.ALTtiY CLEAt&& ESS.
Maay persons hiiy 6ee.s hi, JET It !; sfnety tfHs NJ
Which he called the Italian Chemical SOAP Ems also
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

fges-FOR SALE OR EXChANGE.-A highly
improyed farm Of l25 acres. with all the stock crops
.and tools The buildings ample convenient, and IN
fine order is desirable aud productive property, situated
in Brunswick n Jersey DiOgrams can be seen at the
otfce Of A. p 4 J. G.. SMITH,
o90 r rs Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

Aa MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
:E cheap ard very terms snug nice place IL
pleasant village The OHIO River ne house IS new
aud IL. good orle7,hs lot is Is 2c5 deep Apply to
4 j &. Smith, IS Liberty street. n2o Z
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

The washington Elixir r envelopes conainn. cls. s,n
ne and ,eciss directions for it, use may be obtned OF Dr.
+, i GUioN, IL Bowery, cor. oi GI2adsi, and Of H.
Avenue a. 81 Gab2ulsn u Sixth Avenue; Dr.. Ii. i.essec
cor. and Cd street 2 y Bu.;n e?5ns[ Sd Az We
stfset Guinness 2s Sd avenue lh 10 Cie
teney EowsEy aal Broom. stssf % - Cold J9aon ~
iJsorpsz & Coz 80 Chatham! Or y C-cit York; e
a. L. LouasbG1y, Msnhattah' lie. DI W o. Wood li:f-
isc l3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

,#s>FARMS--FARMS FOR SALE-A valla-
b. Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying between the C?yu;
and Seneca Lakes be exchanged for Illinois land
and money Also Farm of 100 the Chemango rlVsI
and canal for cas; oniT Also, many good Farms IN New
e. Snith 8i Liberty street n20 #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

Sats "a .yffrS AND LOAN AND EXCHANGE
oss can s ond snr s5s3iT5 so,tT 5s Es5ts55 5
~ win Giasrains and descriptions OF Farms, nils
factories Water Pow Wild taai Aonsf osns sn1 rs LI.' on IN
n ;f s.curty Merchants mechanics wishing to eH-
a5ic; fG! o5 FGoa % 5oT
st 20 hou eh tins Office. All business entrusted 10
'I Mi 4 P j. c. SMITH, g. Llberty-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
- - EOR EIDSON ant inteImedlate

- z.41 FOR HUDSON and iMtelInedlaie
- Landings The s:samhcat "sSTICiEts : :
Il, Capt Wa. Il. MfLLEa VII .3Ye - .a
I.y and FliGay at O'Clock F. II connecting Hudson with
e Hudson and Berkshire Railroad thee Of which leave or
:s arrival CT the boa, Returning the boat leaves unSon On
Tuesday THURSDAY and sunda5 at O'Clock P ~ Oh tr
arrival the cars; touching both ways al the lnefneaia"
ia.dinzs For freight passage, apply on board o[ 70
sToRls & STEPHENSON, 80 80 N1;;;st s,I;a.,i !
rurnb@t of STATE Rooms AID will be fornl pleasant ad
comfortable boat any the ryeI Ihi. ccai 'o"S no
Ss boat il now csd7 receive freight snd 'si =aTe 90
EriJav I'm ATT.i. ato 9Gl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

rOFFEE.-l00O bags prime green, for sale by
" d; GRINEELL MlNTURN & CO. 7s South-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

yI70NUt.RFUL INNk%iiON TO t0rce the
~ growth of Human Hair.-!rei bottles ony shi'Dgs
The Gsaes OF o our mos; respectable citizens can Be
shown y,o have used this and onud all is here sai
ai th-n store; thsy certify eat having used
Jous Co.a Ha Restorative, the found X 10 possess these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

Sold wholesale and rr2il ouIy the slan Of the American
Eagle, 90 Charhnrse-I OF l3y FqoasiIest It Brook.
20f knsree Cha-ston 5. G. Ee particular aad buy
no wil.r- else Mind, d21 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

EXTENSlVE WATER Pow Err FOR SALE,
T. adjoining the New.York ana Erie Railroad on the
R,napo River miles from the City of New ork capable
driving Machinery TO almost aay extent as there are '9S M
whole part o Of land heavily mbercd with
wood Of 40 growth There are also on the tract
strength consider abe part OF the land Is cleared and cult
vated aud there might be m4de excellent Farms by
lies in one r of the tract scenery of which beautiful
The place is remarkably healthy. it known the Au
gust, tract aud is three miles above Persons Works
Access can be had TO in three or four hours from the CITY
or six hours by way HacSensack and Orange TURNPIKE
or by the way Of Mack Haycstraw the HUDSON liver
Tno,,ire AZ Eo 80 CLathan.st $50 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

dad TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
FIT YA ,yo story flous. aud Lot Newark, y JsI
sew with some goods and lands Apply 10 A r
= Smith S. Liberty street l.EV u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
DKlNTEKs AND BlNpERS WAREKOoMs

pRlNTEHS AND BINDERS WAREKO0MS
L Nos % aaJ y God-s!.ssr; New.Y York.m:.APn 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-The" HOE PRINT
Tag Press Iac1lne and Saw Manuactoty, consequence
l- addition of ne and Improved chnsry their ork,,
and e reduction IN The cost OF and LABOR
sled cTs reduce The of . Presses: and of Pn.
t-!s and nders materials generally; Will b. bT their
n=wy printed Circular which they BIG leave TO refer
This Establishment still, under the personal supenten
dence OF Richard NJ Hoe and RobaTt Hoe and they
he!! 1Ients ts aniEg th- reduction prices
ali aTci,s manufactured b. this Establishment shs!
th- high .sPuaton ~hlch they have hitherto sustained. II
viii also be he sndeayo improve !- quality Of
,hsE 3,I,iepl.r They taeI themselves, also.
old friends Will only their favors but that
Printers generally VIII appreciate their furnish
the very best articles at barely enunerating prices,
Orders from part OF the country for eli articles used BY
Printers Binders including Type Ink Paper etc. will be
executed with the gIss:est and prompnrde and IN.
best terms
Jobbng work and repairing vii De done the lowest
bic ;r;ces, 'rith every attention and expedition.
y. B.All articles manufactured by thus Establishment
will be stamped r. Hos Co., that personS from abroad
may be imposed upon With spurious articles made IN I'LL
;ation OF theirs.
Printers newspapers who publish this advertisement, witt
this three before the FIRST Of july and send
OF their papers Will be entitled 10 OF hs bill
on bu eng t,es the Of a20 #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

4 rIUGNDiNC CHEMICAL DtSCON hKl -
u In 1889 b. the celebrated v VsspyR The t4h.n Ply.
sc.au WHO discovered that csitAa Italian herbs had The
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

EAasy,s JOHN CAT.EK, VUfWeTIV VIII '
eAss Tilyou l-LADiES BOOT AND SHOE
STORE s. Chatham i M above pew sT{ M
public to his choice assortment OF LADIES' MISSES
AND CHlLDREN,S BOOTS AND sHOES, of City
Manufactures being Of approved style and at
corresponding with the times. Also good article Of Gents
BOYS and Youths Calf Boots and Shoes-Ledss WaeTpoo
Shoes aud complete of Ladies' Gents Misses
and ChildrenS India Rubbers.
Having several years. experience in the business he
confidently purchasers the best description OF work
manshp.
~ BBoots and Shoes Of every description made order
n2T tJaulSt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

S-2 FOR SALE-A valuable Lot OF Ground on
White street, of Broad "ay full ot % oE iog isei,
III with frame BuiIdin= viii BE- soiI Al idESraoe
TN III, MOI Bro1d ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

TO IRON MASTERS or sale, Mill Sites
III the immediate ueshborhooI oiBituminou, Coal ont
Iron Ore Of The stl quality PeanN sauiahe
T. t. 1e water whsfe sach Coal and found tossl,er
NOR BY Canals and Railway. For Pamphlets descrinti
n p;o.ef'y and farther infoTInstion aprg ch6si
the undersigned No go Merchants Exchange NewYok
where be specimens OF he coal and ore also
and dsrciioas Of the property. '
Mo sn.' ". Il. CASEY, Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

GOAL! COAL AT 2l5 Weststreet, corner Of
~ Franklin, and corner of Fifth and Lewis stress-Ihe
undersgnd s selling their very superior Peach Or
chad broad Mountain White aud Grey Ash Goals, broken
egg and sizes doubly screened and delivered free
Refinery, % Leouarset, through the Despatch Post
to either OF the yans will receive INN. diae
Gl8 Inn TYLEE s. MAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

krOAl.-Peach Orchard and other Goals con-
~ stanty hand. hv the cargo Al low prloS, from
boa, or ward, TFRBEL cor of Amos-sts sa Am
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

has nov on ,and for sale the above coal of all sizes
which h- offers for sale o,s market pric from the yard
Orders through the D-stch Post le at the Office of
the subscriber, Will he prom; ;,tly attended 10.
T.siOKEs DICKERsoS, No. iC7 -inthh9qy ST.,
Liverpool and Sydney Coal Tor family US OF Smiths on
hand sale above. Also Ash and L-hsh Coal OF all
sizes. dl5tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

GOAL COAL The real genuine Red Ash
SPcac Orchard purchased az the dock OF second and
dealers. but the fountain mead. le mines where
quality Of Coal aud wl cred the following
pricrs ilee ca.age well screened from the ward
weishe enlargement tfs back of each ticket Nut S.
Stove s. 25. Broken Egg s. So from the Lump Lacka
S. Lrsh s. 80 Llyerooi screened, SiO Yard 5o
Washington 81. urar Sprsg :iUEkNSf.i & co. o9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
,,z FOR SALE-1he House and Lot No. 21

81 JhrstOVFtr stTr't
ts LEI Also thu House and Lot No iSl Laurens eeet
tiSo the House aud Lot No. lS2 Ludew street
" ;a5 ' -'i' Nc. Broad street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

4saaa FOR EXCHANGtt-As snug Farm contain
ing 100 acres OF Land, good House, Earn. Orchard and
IL Frnc $: will take hree-qudIers Michigan Lands and
oaeQuarter cash Apply A p j. C. Smith, s. Liberty
:, ,rsst n20 If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

.gsvra INl.IA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La
grssy DlES-The Patent Boot OF ouT hventoi--a.>"
, y yr now first introduced the lisntest, neates altar
.ysr offered are now being manufactured after entire ne"
d. I'm HORACE. II. DAY 81 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

- CHERRY-A fresh supply Of this valuable medicine
Just received This The ONLY genuine preparation OF the
Wild Cherry and It's given 1t an extensive cee
Gates Sc. obtained gratis from the sole agent M W.
Il. NIL NOR 92 Hr0aAvNy. corre1 OF JOhn-st dll I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

GOAL, COAL-The Working Mans Coal Yard
~ removed from he of Christopher and Greenwich
OF Houston and Thompson strees-he best
Broten aud Ee s. So Stove s. 25, Nut S. 90 handsomely
scIe-e and delivered any part OF the CITY free OF Carriage
weighed by sworn City W-igher.
dis inn EDWARD LLEWELLYN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

s@ss- FOR SALE h=EXCHANGE-A FARM
@ of35acres ne&T the Hudson River, Vestches,er
-s., 22 miles from NewYok City some money VIII De
pur with il for House and Lot III this City.
n29tf 4. P. x J. &. SMITH e5 Liberty-St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

gy;ss- 2iN .lCR rs MICHIGAN LANES and $500
y A sH to exchange FOR productive pTogs.y near Ne"
L.. York City. Also $1,000 cash and valuable piece OF
nd adjoining the Citg OF ChirGo Michigan for Farm
NewYork Also exchange. han,isoms place oi a
few acres located pleasant ta5eTn yiileSe, Tor sns
nsat arm III NeS-Jstsey. Apply ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

,sss. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-+oo
s acres handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully oca;-
80. ed takes paid aud tide perfect. Apply TO A p j.
= S,n,,b e5 7 herr street n2O tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

EOALS.-Large nut size So stove So %; and
~ fresh broken and ege S. 81 per ou from the yard
OF King anl Geenwlch-strees Consumers may rely get
ing The each Orchard Red Ash Coal well screened
The yard and delivered above prices cash A reduc
Of 2 pertou will be given II t4hen direct from the
to4ts ne I'm PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28

sesss. 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, Al, o0o
So Pennsylvania and Is OCO In Indiana improved and
Va VI s,jrnpyoyed Apply 10 a. ?. & j. c. SMITH,
non rf SIS Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-28
REFINED SUGARS,

Applyar the Refinery, No 2S5 Creenw ch OF Cham
bers Orders Of the city must be accompanied BY
I d IN
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-11
H6eEgHA & CORN,

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by S undersigned, at the Penitentiary, Little Arkansas, until Saturday. he 25h day Of Nour neFt, for the delivery of
 32,500 pounds of PORK,
 500 bushels of CORN, at said Penitentiary, for the subsistence of the oners therein.
 The pork must consist of healthy and well-fIe sows and barrows, weighing not less than 2OOp each, to be delivered on foot, in such enclosur may be designated by the undersigned, and weight to be ascertained after they arc butchere on foot, as may be agreed on at the time of recei The corn to be delivered in the ear to the uI signed, either shuckcd or unshucled, and the tty 10 be ascertaiaed by shellng out one ori tubs, and averaging the balance according t quantity they may contain.
 One-half of the pork to be delivered from t to the 5th day of December next; the residG tween the z5tff and 30tiI of tiIe same molfth.s Bidders will predicate their proposals on recd payment in notes of the Banks of this State, a nominal value.
 Bond and approved security will be required contractors, for the faithful performance of contracts; and the undersigned reserves to hI the right of rejecting all bids, if deemed too hi, The proposals for the pork and corn must parate, and endorsed Proposals for Pork" (Wt as the case may be,) and enclosed in sepaIah velope, addressed to the undersigned, through Little Rock Post-ofiice and if sent by mail postage must be paid.
 JAMES McVICAR, .Agem,
 .4rkanSas Penitema LiHle Rock, Oct. II, Is43 5-6w 0y-Times SS Advocate and Gazette will copy, send their accounts to the Agent, for settlemeh
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-11

people have shown shocking want oi virtue
 and love of order in overthrowing the na-
 tional bank and the American system; and
 the suggestion of the editor, therefore, that s.the experience of France, and the spectacle
 of the Spanish-American commonwealths, have made it but too apparent that even the best forms of government can confer true liberty only where there is genuine wisdom, virtue, and attachment to public order," Is meant nearly to inculcate the instruction of the letter of Fisher Ames, which would dis pense with 'sthe theory" of constitution that makes such a caprieious and unwise peo- pie sovereign, and would make ''a mattcr-ol- fact government like that of England, by constructions gradually introduced and built up into usages. Mir. Ames says: 'Ercn Me British' Government, (hs beau ideal, '.ifH had been made last year Ay q coareation, and roted unanimously, monld mol ans'cer." This IS true. Tyranny must steal its way slowly and obscurely like a serpent, when it would fix it's folds on the body of such a sturdy race as ours. But we submit the letter of Mir. Ames, with the comment of the lntelli- gencer, to the consideration of the democra- cy of the country. They will find food in them for rumination. Globe.