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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06
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CYRUS DURAND, Bank Note Ensraver.

BOsToN, October Isl, 1911:
This may certify that the undersigned have Examined Mr.
H C. JosEss Bank Lock (of Newark NJ and ai,s,
chesruv EXPRESS ter opinion as decidedly in its favor.
The difficult and very ingenious combination Of levers and
their regular complicated movements are sufficient E
enc. in our Judgement convince every unprecedented
mind Of their superior excellence.
In regard workmanship there Is no want OF horouehnesS
u ann ''' 's S'' 80 ADAMS * HAMMOND.
Low Cbeet and Lock Makers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

T THH 1 LADIES BOUT AM I,'n SHOE y
STORE IS Chatham street Onopenns n. above new .tore
bes cuiy solicit the attention OF friends and the
public 10 his choice assortment OF LADIES', MISSES
AND CHlLDREN,S BOOTS AND SHOES, Of City
Manufacture Of the most approved style and prices
Boys and Youths Calf Boots and shoes-ad Waterproof
Shoes and complete assortment Of Ladies' Cent? Misses
and ChIlGrens' Iica Ru5b-rs
Having had sevea years experience in the business he
confidently purchasers the be1, description OF work
manship.
BBoou and Shoes Of every description made 10 order
III rIanlir
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. l60 NASSAU-STREET.
All KINDS oil } o PrIntiug, such as
PAMPHLETS, NA>iMerH SHOW BILLS,
CATALOGUES, LECTURE Bills,
CHECKS CARDS, CONCERT BILLS, Plain end
INSURANCE PoLICIE5 Fancy,
BILLS OF LADISG, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, neat sc.
Promptly executed the Office of the Tribune No $50 Ns
street-opros!te the Park.
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY.
go. Spruce street, Tribune Buildings0
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
BOOK B n E R.
JoBs OF ALI. KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AID PuNCTUALITY on THE
sl5 MOST REASONABLE TERMS
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EZlsl|E ZsSlS SslII
Srw Vopv Ayr % 1919

L DIX. JOHN THOMSON'S MLrlvAL
II MANSION, 3,3 Broomf New York. patients are
wanted that fad no relief frorE Others.
CERTIFICATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

WIN. r. JENNINGS Y co Diapers and Tail.
w ors 23l Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Foun
tain solicit attention Of seasonahle goods
including Cloths, Cassmeres, Vesugs, &c., all the
and various styles.
Under the chat the system of small profits and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage will
be continued whilst such will enable
Us 10 fill all ordaTs in future with promptness.
feature in the establishment which must commend TO
our stock Of ar assortment of FIRST quality ready made Gar
mpnts consisting Of Surtouts Frocks, Dress Coats PAnta
looms Vests, Office Goats. Travelling FIocks Dressing
Gowns, &c.
kerchiefs Gloves, Supenders Hosiery Under Vests Day
ers Muslin Shrs Collars &c. at prices which must offer
Inducements purchasers. lyl5 ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

I'HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, VIII
make Surveys Estimates ofsos', and reports for Rail
Bridges every deseTron with plans and specifications
They will measure aud compute cubica! quantities Of earth
rock, estmas the cost Of removing the they will
survey land report the best mode Of rendering
power available aud Of opening mines ad qusrrea, They
will make drawings and specifications OF improvements in
machines and aid inventors procuring letters PATENT the
services OF Dr. Thomas Jones have been secured for
business requiring personal attendance at Washington They
will ac, agents the sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills
Mines, Quarries, Machinery, &C.
Address either of the undersigned al 90 Mekhants Ex-
change New York EDWIN +. JOHNSON.
pl06m. WILLIAM r. CASEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

~ Wire Window Shades lanufsc rured 10 or
der OF any size shape figure and handsomely fitted
hogany por, basement, ohce aud other windows
nall doors, screens FOR public :ooms, Sc, by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

CERTIFICATE.
NEw YosX, Avg %, 1s4a
This may certify that my brother Stephen GiAddins.
attacked with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint attended
with pain the stomach bowels and side. His dist
reduced by degrees from the substantial KIND
thin Cruel strained through fame cloth This dis
HIM 10 i'm more than kin and bonrs 10 retain vitstv or
life HIN under the necessity Of keeping him
ssny wrapped in flannel blankets. with hot brick
jus his Whsn by accident he became cold
lie would lay like ons perfectly dead, and the only waywe
his face and his rrspiIstions would cast slight moisture
upon the glass Eight different physicians haa given him
die in We mont and several Slhany, where he
brought by hi. brothers, pronounced him incuraba
believe he had been attended b. Fourteen Difeten,
Ply sicans in all. Aitei which Dr. Thomson restored him
to good health in weeks After which he left for New
Orleans where he went business The increduous may
call upon me 33 Broome where many other particulars
may be learned that won!d be Of dysppcs and Others
IN feeble health MARIA FITCH
day Of August 1873 the above NAMED Maria Fitch duly
before thar ths facts stated the certificate
By her subscribed are true. ISAAC o. BANKER
di lWsodri Of Dneds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

pOOK-FOLDEES WANTED-Two or three
Dfod.Es and wanted. Also, five girl, TO learn
,ei trade, y B.-A good sorwsrder wanted work on
story. d55;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06
Court for the Correction of Errors.

MONDAY,
No a. j. p Drnmmond and al VS.. r. Andrews No
65 w r. Johnson vs. the same. Motions TO set aside de-
fault. Decisions postponed until tomorrow No. OIL H.
H. Sanford VS.. j. c. Hawley. Order allowing plaintiff
in error to file the copy onder served on him
as OF the 10Th July las: W. Steel and al Sc. vs. s
Finch alias Sarah Currie. Motion set aside release or
agreement settlement devised, without costs and without
pre- ludice, sc.
T. T,llosoa appellant vs. j Armstrong and others repon-
dents Motion dismiss appeal ordered TO stand over TO
the 18th December, with leave TO serve additional papers
No 50. The gent of Mount Pleasant State Prison vs.
J. charlottesville J. w. ELnonds heard for plit IN
Senator Hopkins submitted the following resolution
EcSorei That the following additional rule be adopted
lake effect the present term, viz
The Court Will not call than lsht causes on the
calendar including the cause, if any, under argument III
any one day AID Eve. jour
TExAs.-Wc are indebted to Mr.. Wade, clerk
of the steamship Neptune, for file OF Galveston
papers to the Goth inst, and of Houston papers
TO the 18th inst.
The national naval vessels to be sold az auction
the 22d and the Galveston Chronicle of the h Calls on It's
ieilow.ctzeus TO prevent the sae-by force Of arms,
should it be found necessary 10 resort to such means
Houston visited BY tremendous storm OF ram and
lightning on the 10th inst.
On The Slh Gen. Houston made long, positiondeining
speech in Galveston He blows the winds the undue in
teryention of England with the internal policy nstu-
of the country aud enters into long and able defence
Of his government policy He says: have this day re.
ceved new evidences cr from France, England
aud the United States"
Dr. Anscm Jones spoken Of an The candidate to succeed
Houston. aud carry out his principles Gen Lamar declines
being candidate.
Capt. Hays lately surprised small party Of Mexicans
the Rio Frio capturing of them and woundng another
The wounded Mexican Leendro CANA noted spy and
traitor His horse shot under him, and he shot
through the shoulder with rifle ball; but that
dition he effected his escape the bottom Of the RIO
Frio. The prisoner sent 10 Be1ar. Capt Hays has
gone the Nueces whether and large body OF
MexIcan troops is stationed on that river
1t is reported that D.: Smith, the Texan Charge dAfaes
at France has addressed communication 10 Lord Aber.
deem, informing him tina, Texas will not for moment en-
terrain any proposition for the abolition of slavery Texas
Charles w. Raymond Secretary of Legation, arrived in
Houston on Thursday last and brought dispatches from the
Charge dAffares Washington City. Nothing has trans
the President mentioned that they favorable.
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UUIdUIIIlF.
ADAMS * HAMMOND,
Iron Chest aud Lock Makers

Merchants Bank, BosroN, Nov. Sd, 1871.
This Bank have purchased of H. G.. Jones OF Newark ~
one Of his Bank Locks believing It 70 b. supgInT TO any Lock
known 70 them. c. II. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
Suffolk Bank BosToH, May 18th, 1872
This cer,iss that on examining the Bank Lock manuac-
tued by Mr. H. c. Jones Of Ntwak NJ we find them SO
have purchased of him and placed vault doors two
Locks addition five olhs,s Which Tsrs PrtpycnSly on
the doors. HENRG b; - ~, tfesioeh''
d5 lwis J. I. BhE w Eh, CaSile'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

D I. Il A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
II. of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing by
steam and have hand large assortment Of Candy
&C. Of superior quality, suitable for the Southern market
This randy being made from Refined Sugar will keep in
VAN climate harder and dryer than any made from
CAV NIB mis
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Just paO'''"so sHp '0l s JEROME LOTT, Bookseller
l56 Fulton ST. 3 doors eas, Of Broadway;
Bound vols. Of the Periau ready. MS II
aso Re- M Shs sal R 5tfSo bEE
fSsAA Hsf <iss E: s@1s :
Of spdsas on Monda, the 7 Of November aud that
they w P nss Pans nor expense 70 SAu'' " every
lis elegant stqaton the p!easantneSs and sanby OF the
The City of NewTork vel! known that thsy need nc
I'd i Il the to Sci 's s ans;
By e k.1 f"T Of S S1xT B. f s.
B. B. Fs sisssS of Gis fhg; Seminary
Esv. 3: Moor, lsieh Wa y staten Island
O. + and j. Hewlett; SWORDS, stanford 6 Co.. New-Y0rk
En- Ss Re- 5sII 5s Rev B. B.
R RasaS$f T s. b. Baltimore oS'' ~
Flushing. Oct n. le!3 na lmlsl
FRENCH LANGuAGE-M Mons. Bekeart pro.
Z fassos of the French Language bgs inform his friends
s. Private Lessons given home the residence Of
the pnplls ----- nio
bool in Thirteenth street one door Of Washington In.
stitue Mrs A soics the OF The cltlzenS OF the
and and religious female education:
Mrs 4 wishes alimted number Of girls boarding scho-
lars Young ad who speaks French would De desirable
bo9Tder Terms aad references learned By application ar 18th
street one dooreast OF Washington institute MO d&"ti
CYCOTCH WOOLEN HOSIEkY.-John Hut
= ton "A iiudsons opposite ;olici's at
nE SO H so sd f with s ag
.nrm.nt Gealemens shirts and drawers all which
are low prices TO wholesale and retail purchasers
decl mfod
NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-STORE.-
Branch O! his Establishment and would respectfully invite
RI. Public call and examine his Stock The Shoes sold BIZ
the American lntute and challenge competition, for
durability beauty OF finish All Shoes sold warranted
good supply OF Macintosh Coats Capes, Le-PresrTets
Heskinss Marble Cloth for Tables &c. which obtained
siver Medal the l.- Fair for sale only al this Esa5
lishnent The Publ are nged 10 call and examine il
4 more extended notice Will sppear uun5er.
ns c. L. ROSS, ELI Broadway, and l2l Maiden Lane.
nVIUENU.-A Dividend OF Eight Per Cent.
~ upon the Capital Stock OF h Howard Insurance CON-
uaur declared By the Board of Directors HIS DAY
on and after tnr h q 2,! pfssp 8 =,
n29 2n,s LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
HALL LAMPS, SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs, &C.
M s. J. MERRITT, No. 100 Bowery, between
WI. Grand aad Hester streets have just ozned splendid
assortment OF tn above goods also great variety of ch
Cut Pressed a9S 3alPR Class French and Eas.h Chm
they Offer al reduced irices. for cash. n23 lmD&W
DICH VELVET CRAVATS of new styles Jet
II BattoIs assorted sz suitable Ladies bonnets Dres
ses &C.. Worsed aud Silk Aits plain and hafsured in
great variety.
Orange Mazane Blue other desirable colors OF Tai
if'A t''''''' WILLIAMS, RANKIN PENNIMAN,
d. lwisf So Williamst, corner Cedar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

NTANTEI-PiaceS by2 girls. who lived S years
W and ?! wears In their la, places. os hoa sework cham
oewc.k NURSING waiting Apply at 90 Mulbe:.y.s,Isst
az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

4 YOUNG Man, II years OF age, who Whites
y Scod hand ad understands bookk spiac. wsnts ssus
9n IN shipplnS o. counting hoais ne woad make H.1
dress 36S Grand d5 lw~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06


choice selection of Silk and Satin scarfs, C,,va.s Hand.
e Mssn s Coars &C. pces Which must
Inducements TO rnrchaseIs lyl5 lsd
NEEN's, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTH
j SfGgTo sRl GRkkkFN HG t.! eoa.5l
%H ?f1d FIJI X Of
made IL the FASHIONABLE STYLE to which he would
G.r ss the to tesrs coTH
VEsTlNGs &C. By every Packet and has secured The
perfect satisfaction TO all who may purchase
Garments mets to order at the 'd0rts,, e, TStiee
and tctth street 1'ItncfuGI:ty slZ tfls
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
and medium qusi;y Co;A Ccsks for sale at 23 Broadway
A g SEA Hotel opposite the W ySGn f JENNINGS SEQ
Deal ESTATE AGENCY, No. IS and l6
and Exchange Of Real Estate for the Of business
the ding Of Deeds payment OF taxes Obtaining iesaIized
copies Of public records for the Of the property
of nonresident owners and the transaction CT business con-
nected with Real Property generally.
Ownecs Of Farms aad Weser Lands will find il for their
register property they wish dispose Of this
Office.
Property advertised in the Albany papers half the usual
charge.
RErEREvcgs-Thomas ocot., Prest Mech aud Farmers
s5sa! Fh a hq Psp G9m H H2a Ds a
John e. Bergh Is Merchants Exchange A. s. Depeyster
Sec go 5@1s Fire 4 4 Ell fEEsoS co. Albany
CUPEKlOR OLD PORT WINE q BRANDY,
- Sc-The subscriber offers for sale very sgpeliGr Fort
assK cis5i I'd S1PS baE il cases Of
sN isrf IS Pine street. co Iner OF WlIllan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

<GhzEs INUIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La
es~ssA.Y DIESThe Patent Boot of tion-also
new sly e first introduced the lighter, af
off, rcd nov being n9iictn a;rr
systen well worth the Of the curious. For sale by
.lo I'm HORACE r.. DAY 81 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

Dr. Felix GornunS ro"ars bnmse
hair from females upper s the hair conceang broad and
tie stubborn beard ard OF ma or any Elnd OF
once ST " lker street one door from Broadway
ST rer bottle; directions french and English
aceu,s|(;nhrie ! Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New
Haven; Brown &c Chesnu5sreel rhlad5pha; Jordan 2
MIk.stree Boston Gray Poughkee}sie; Green Worcester;
wich; Tonsey, Rochester n Y; Guild Bangor Whit,
Can he seen tested before buying Proof positive THIS and
no mistake. CO lHlSlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

"a AMELIA situation by girl with excel
" lent Recommendations Tor housewoEk chanbeEwo.k
nnrss Appr al gl1 EliLaheth Sc. IS BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

DANCA TIN-5O pigs, for sale by
u d. GRINNELL, MlNTURN Co. 10 south.ss
COFFEE-IOO0 bags prime green, for sale by
" ID GRINNELL, NINTURN i co. 10 Soasn'!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

TExAs.-Wc arc indebted to Mr.. Wade, clerk
of the steamship Neptune, for a file Of Galveston
papers to the Goth inst, and of Houston papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

I a. ~ -, SITUATION by artspectabe Young
" woman, 90 se1ssl hoaew2 N snail family
10 Ian ccckiGS Would go il the Country ,t required
GOOD City reference given ArplY 3, Mulberry from,
| b,>,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

JEROME LOTT, Bookseller,
l56 Fulton ST. doors east Of Broadway.
| p pDtr IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

W7INDOW SdADE OEFUI, NO. cpfNce-
w street ~ Y-The subscribers nyt the attention Of
the public TO their splendid Of Decorative Trans
parsn; Window Shades. all having been got up with great
great advantage other places getting up
patterns every day and always have hand very large
stock. Shades panied 10 pattern size. The
n-n, consists of splendid American Landscape Italian do,
Wild Vignet:es french Scrolls YiSnee and Rose,te Gem
tres Tinterni Abbeys. Moonlight Views &C. &C. Signs,
Banners and Decorations done style be surpassed
BIZ any other establishment
Southern and Western Merchants supplied with guam
tity. ldl luisl BARTOL & DE MAUNY.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

w ANTED-Plsces by good cock, washer
" Sc, and clSmssrrntd aud The very best
city references given. ARMY 2s Muth,rrr dS 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

i JACKETS Apply at MANN i McEIMM's Cs.,
Clothing Essbhuen 81 Can,resiIset, three door, from
Ripecker IS IMs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

the mass IN weeks. from tho limo you yard
your stock until you cart your ia the SPRING
Bo too. in forming your yard make in the shape
OF basin, that Of the rich fertlzng juices may be
washed away.
Thrashins cut Grain-Atend to this as early Us posi-
bic.
Hogs and Hog p,ns.-lf youhsve the means ofpeneed-
ing, pen some OF your hsgs. and provide them with
tcrlals TO convert into manure for you
EencesSee your fences that. through their weak.
ness YOU do not tempt neghbots your stock
TO break into your fields.
Sailing Moek-Toke equal parts OF salt and lime. mix
them together and give every animal YOUR place.
aweek, one gill Of the mixture.
Implements and Tools.-Look TO these. and that
they be mi good order and when in usekept under
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
The IeLlor Eerer al Kingston.

Ii is now stated that the Fever which broke out
at Kingston was nothing more than an ordinary
Bilious Fever. Several persons connected with
the Kingston trade, waited on the acting Mayor oil
New York G Mr.. Purdie) on the 2Sth, and assured
him that such was the fact, and that no alarm was
felt in that town in consequence gifts appearance.
There had, however, been three deaths of persons
who were known to have had communication with
the infected vessel, two of them laborcrs, and one
a clerk in the house to which she consigned.
Several vessels from Kingston, on the 2sth, were
prevented by the police from touching the docks at
New York. The Captain of the Wanda, who was
left sick at Kingston, had recovered and was at
New York on the Doth. In the meantime, the
acting Mayor has issued orders for Immediately
removing all the stagnant water about the city.
Thus far the fright seems TO have had beneficial
effect \ committee was sent to Rondout TO re-
port the stale of health there.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
LAND IN HANOVER FOR SALE
VUNHE subscribers will soil M IIoro,... a,
THE CLASSICAL AND MATuEMATICAI
SCHOOL.

AZ Prince Edicdrd Court House w.
uNN."hT for three Balan ne will be continued nm
der the joint instruction subscribers. R.su,r
W" DC gwen IN the Latin Languages and c M,,be
no,uung Arithmetic in English Grammar Compostiop
o'o, history and Biography Extra instruction will also b..
gwen Wheh desired an the French
tented TO carry pupils who wish OF
me JUNIOR year IN the common college The charges win
be- for tuition SEQ months and for rem, and ms
me school wl be taught hereafter formerly oc,
p'u ny The elc school OF Mir Root boarding house will m
kept on the premises, where boarding eycnsve OF wang ,
&o may DE had ut - month"; comfortable g ing rooms
may be obtained At moderate pupils will have The
~ intercourse and supervision OF Mr. Taylor who win be an in
mate OF inc establishment Boarding be obtained in h.
eghooThoo at different The commence ON
e ISL OF November and continue the Apri-Apr ami
october belng according vacation months
board n the boarding house the schoo and ~
wan DE required each session in advance would
onS say that To their experience teaching heretofore they
10 add every effort TO make the confidence
anu patronage OF the public =. TAYLOR,
A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
TIE MAIL ROBBED.

BY the following article from the Milton Chronicle, Of
the 18th inst will be that the Mail from Richmond
" this place. has been recently robbed We have reason
10 believe that this matter OF unusual occurrence
this route friend in this ncghborhood, showed let
ter which he had recently received from his commission
merchant in Petersburg, marked double letter, which
reached this Office. NTH the seal broken.
The accident has benlcn several letters addressed
to us. Whether the fault chargeable the gentlemen
lady Postmdsters, or learn there several Of the
latter gender the roue,) know Ii evil Of
increasing magnitude and requires the immediate attention
OF the Postmaster Gcneral.-DanriHe Reporter.
LOOK OFT! Pqsf OGee Rasealify "A letter mailed n,
Richmond, Virginia, enclosing check Capt d. Verser
UeSding near this town. arrived here with the seal broken
and contents red The letter mailed on the IN inst
as we lcatn and the check called for 1927 payable at Dan
vile, Va Now the question is who stole the check No
blame possibly be attached the Milton Post Office
because an honest man. and his IDENTITIES
equally so-ndeed il all other Post Offices had as much
honesty about them, Uncle Sam might throw away his pad
locks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01

the 'barn.burners" reject him, do not see where
he can turn.
Dorr with all his folly and wickcdness, has some
faint glimmerings of common sense. He knows
that the admission of the Captain into his ranks,
would be like introducing the leprosy. His name
alone is enough to blight the hopes of any party,
from the best to the worst. His answer is quite
dignihed-somethng of the aristocratic order.
1--WE cannot admit you into our circle, SIR" The
odTn-6mnerS stand too much upon their dignity,
We will use you bu, lyon must expect no indulgcn.
sees" Very good, Mr.. Dorr. We do not doubt
that YOU and the Captain were both used up in
Rhode Island on Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-01
E,onl u. LLnLe "a Ga..n. Of Augn.L lGM.
Amns KcnlLnM.

We it still stated, in some Of the papers, that
this individual il 20 be Postmaster General. We
know not and care not how true it may be. All
we know IS, that the Capt. will not gain Loco.
oco friend by the arrangement. As soon as he
makes Locoioco appointment, tho apponec
loses all influence with his party. Van Buren,, nay
Jackson himself, could not live through such an
experiment. # would kill either of them (poti.
cally) in a day. If Amos accept, he is "A dead In.
dian. Fox said, in the House of Commons, when
speaking Of Corvallis victory at Guillord, that
hc had conquered nothing more than the ground
nc fought on" So with the Captain. When he
buys up a Loco, he gets his hide and taow, and
that is all.