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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
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YEhEEsT FAEEET ~ N

HEhTTEESTs TAEFET EsIRMngIsRRVWENT IM IHE
DOBBs have Just received twenty bales Of splendid
patterns Of English Three Ply double superne ingram
CarpetinR Worsted and Tued Hearth Rugs, Transparent
Window Shades Sc all Of which having been purchased
than a any other establishment in this city.
N. b. just received
10000 yards Ingram Carpetng Sd TO IS Sd per yard
10000 . warranted all wool Carpetng Is per yard.
$4,000 double superine Carpeting, 3s 10 6s yard
10000 Three Ply Capeting, from 81 70 lbs yard.
$4,000 pairs Transparent Window Shades from 81 SIS the
pair
10000 yards Floor Oil Cloths any width "a per yard
ANDERSON & DOBBS, No. 90 Bowery,
the hrstl Garrett establishment above Heater atret.
n23 2wissm
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CARD.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
VISITING PHILADELPHIA, will find every comfort and
convenience that is desirable in Hotel at the
w s II G. T o N III . 5 E,
223 Chestnut street, abope Seventh,
PHILADELPHIA.
n25 ms cod lm.r HI. HARTwELL, Proprietor.
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTlNG GOODS
JOHN nj. DAVIES IL JONES,
LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received late arrivals and have stoea full
of goods in their line. They feel confident that
h stock eassa this csy and ss SsSas will Of
Scarfs, Cravaa,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchief &C.
Under Garments OF variety OF American
Merpo w., Shirt. and Drayeu
B B"sIsl tanner do DO DO
Plain 4 Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies Merino&Sik do do
With great variety of other styles
at the shortest notice
Hosiery, Gloves,
Suspenders, Stocks,
and every other article Of Quitting goods
Our assortment comprises every style in gentle
youth and children at greatly reduced prices o26 Pm nj
TOYS! TOYS. TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, cheaper than ever, the
well known Toy Store 233 Centre street two doors above
Grand street. opposite the Market Families and strangers
wishing Toys for the holidays will do well call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the number; :, ,,nru
nAlso full of China Glass and Earthen Ware
Cyf
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ASA b. PERKINS,

ILORING BLISHMEN
No 50 Cedar street.
NEW YORK.
GENTLEMEN who patronis. this cash establishment will
" derive decided Of from 20 per cent over
those who purchase other the credit system
here they ovecharged equivalent the delnquencies
Of those who pay
Those who are preparing for the holidays would do well to
call examine the stock Of fashionable goods the aboA
ais, the prices before ey purchase elsewhere
N BThere assortment hand Of Cosks and Over
Coats ready made. DO 1msr
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NOTICE-N YORK BANKING COMPANY
lN The subscriber having been appointed Receiver of the
property claims funds and effects OF tn. New York Barking
act Of the legislature Of the STAT; Of New York entitled
1885, all persons indebted the said Association ured
render OF all debts and sums Of money owing
day Of January next a,my office the Merchant Erchange
sion property effects Of the sad Assoc equr
ed deliver the by that dv All the creditors Of
the Association required deliver their spective
and demands to by that day; and all holding
substng Of the said Assoc
ed present the writing and in detail be-
fore that day, sly said office
Dated New York, oath November, l8f3
CHARLES SAGORY, Receiver
3Wsr ~ Merrhauts' Exchange
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THE ALBANIA, Broadway, bstwesn Spring and Prince
streets Oysters, Coffee Chocolate and variety of 9TH
eishes served up in superior style The Ladies' Saloon
M the second oo has been enlarged and furnished the
eegan: and costly manner Iris has already become avo
for ades, who alter the fatigue shopping
morning promenade require quiet elegant like this
IN which to refresh themselves also for parties returning from
the Theatre or Conc who the delightful
supper without the trouble of preparing them
a home Iwec
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and JeTelry as low fpot lower than other house in
do, from s. to $50 each. All watches warranted keep
good time the returned Watches, Clocks and Mu
scal Boxes repaired and warranted other house
in the city Second hand watches and old Gold and Silver
Err Importers of Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail
No. 33l Broadway, New York
AMOS II. THOMPSON,
n toosa
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ESSONS. "A strange Genten an, lately from Great
- Brit an wishes to give prvae lessons IN the Englsh
by travelling for many years England france and Germany
he has himself give his pupils rect ard speedy know
ledge Of the above mentioned languages The advertiser will
also give lessons Arithmetic and the Eng
sh and German art Of WHITING well in the me,csn,e as
beral terms and address line o. the New orb He
laid Office shall be directly attended to. do STR
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Ships Paul Jones Watkins. Csn'ons Cary CO.; Toronto
Wiswel Gibraltar, Howes. Godfrey x Co:-Bngs Trio,
Doane Dunkirk France Foster Nlcke6on; Edward, Bulk
BptlfSyMsehTs p Tioga Hslloes W%inFop Nc Ogden
Baker Elizabeth City, NC Underworld; Michigan. Terry
Baltimore, Johnson Lowden-Soop Jas Lanphie Kenny
Providence
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT
ELBING.
MIR F-.s..sN Merchant. late Of Ebing earnestly
quested by his friends communicate with them without
DELAY; aud until he does informed his affairs be
arranged for the benefit Of himself and his mi
w. do fla
NOTICE-REMOVAL
E subscriber informs his friends and the publ that he
has removed from the establishment 90 Bro dway TO his old
stand, pa Broadway, opposite 81 ranls Church having
bought out entire interest OF Mr. Van Vranken large
soitment Of las and Caps, eonstsntly on hand
JOHN n. GENIN, Gate
GENIN x VAN VRANKEN,)
2l4 Broadway,
DO im*m opposite st. Paul's Church.
ROARDiNG-Two handsome bedrooms, with fire places
with breakfast and tea, full board if required Apply at
Al Houston street oil lm'r
DENS' THEOLOGY-Sparry's Extracts from Dens Theo
ogy TOR sale at No. ll8 Nassau street Price 12 cents
IS per hundred. d5 w1r
90 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--Strayed from
WI home, Spaniel years old the name
LILY of Jason. His muZZle brown and white spotted
head brown with long hanging breast white long hair
round the neck white har back brown short hair legs brown
white spotted tail first half from the back brown with
short hair the other half towards the point white with long
hair and by this particular feature the easiest recogns
Missed. Whoever will the the remont House
Of Broadway and Pine will the above
ward, with the thanks of the owner. d83tNr
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BIRDS! BIRDS BIRDS!
lust ARRIVED the largest of Singing Birds
imported this country from Germany Amongst
them Canary Birds the finest singers; Nghtngales
Bunehes and Blackbrs and large number Of the
very finest European Singing Birdal Of which will be sold
low HENRY BlCK'S,
t9 lmsec Isl aud l53 Cedar street,
las. S. ASPINWALL. No. Sc William street, offers
d 500 lbs fresh Caraway Seeds
200 lbs Russia lsnglass, LIST and I'd quality
10 fresh India Rhubarb
20 kegs white Turkey Gum Arabic
2 cans { esh Vanilla Beans. do 3tsr
TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE.-Tws founts Of Type, Minon land Nonp,re.
l. which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
At this Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

this country they produced provide
labor put down fifteen per day Iis.ad
too some, difference how low labor i.
provided every thing j. proportion Is ther,
any place the world where that proportion exi.s,-
Where country worth out ten cent. per
day, and working enabled educate his chill
dren, Where Is that country which labor commands
bu, day, and the poor the rich
Look the workshops Europe and many OF tho
children there have the benefits OF eiucaonhe
OF of life Not in thousand;
but sheir place sluald poverty and ignorance peyaac
the whole.
The important question in the policy of the Ameri
government thai Taf-a Tariff for PROTECTION
and for Without such Tariff Of duties,
them will be LOST The power, for which this
country distinguished. capable perform
much labor, will extensive mines of
ron coal, &c. vii! remain unwoked tho sheep upon
thousand hills viii valueless: the surpu. products
viii be ef the mercy OF foreign and
above al, yoIr labor subjected competition blasting
and the high purposes and interests OF
county. la short, WITH tins things would
former colonial dependence upon Europe
The advocates of free trade, for the aboshment of
all dutie but but they identified with party
strength who have hxed principles, and which
distinguished leader friend to th,s antAmeri-
policy Many of the members of ths party would fol-
lead of acknoa lodged cheftan of their pasy,in
support of measure matter how ultra, or how
much opposed the better Interests OF
1t is then hat every friend the real Of bis
country should watch with the of the
of sfree trade" and the party with
which They
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14
MIR. CLAY AT NATCHFZ, MISS

Seldom, says The Philadelphia National Forum, have
read document which thrilled the following
eloquent address, made by + Lee Claiborne,
Esq Nachez welcoming Mr.. Clay to that city and to
Mississippi. We 90 recoect TO have seen more neat
or appropriate address any occasion and when
Mr. Claiborne is Loeooco, it's above all pra Sc
Such homage talents genius, patriotism and distinguish
ell public reflects the highest honor upon The author
capable OF approaching worh whether ne meets It
among political friend. or alversaries:
"SiR-Ia the name of my feov-citizens come to bid
you welcome 10 our city We pause excitement
of politics. offer, thou, distinction OF party the hom-
age due exalted AMI distinguished talents. One of
the American people, is the
pride which they all feel in those thai contribute to the ma
glory. In turning eventfu history, md
your sir stamped in letters OF light upon many of It's
pages The same pen thai extraordinary pro-
glorious competition, both in peace ami i'll
with power earth and present high
attitude among the family of Empires at The same
time preserve the memory of your patriotic services
sSir, we bid YOU wecome-not serfs and vassals,
pay tribute a tyrant-not III the spirit Of party,
which prosc5bes ng that is not attred IN paGtc
uar livery bu, as trend, .ulssppan,, 4n.ertca
grateful for pastwe Of erery creed, 10
shake you be the hand.
Prom this eminence you behold two ready
you honor louisiana, child of the noblest
Europe rejecting upon Union the lusre of its
rentage and ssisppi, whose and lighters still
member amidst the OF years. the clarion roice that
during period the late rang through the
halls of Consressflhns the hearts nh your ndom
table courage, cheering country the conflict.
'.Nor forget, tho stand took impor
epoch for the advancement of popular eendence
i'll other portions of the world.
sin South America, which had groanei for years under
infection despom, and in that distant classic
land, whose noble monuments erected in ng- of liberty
had been for polluted by the slave these mute
memorials former felt your generous sympahies
and her fallen columns responded like the famous OF
.Nehnnon tho spirit from another hemisphere.
The you uttered then have been adopted
the cherished recoec of the nation, and
pulse of Liberty yet fesby and ftfoly those
will perish from the earth. Not, indeed, by the
pangs pro;raced rcvoIuou-not by OF
.anguinaIy spasns the leaves nIsorybut by
rapid advance of rational ptions Of liberty and
law eptons which your memorable speeches so
eloquently express
the State which you Stats linked by
the upon which stand and by gf-
ted uutetlects she has among We desire do
kontucky the pioneer Of the whose
battle aud always ricorg paved in every direction with
the bleaching bones Of her gallant
s'If you would hnd grares. country
enemy.
''For all this, sfor your sake ana 70 hers, bid yo,
welcome-vELCoME TO Missiasipp'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

were TO selec, for the mex, Presidency Who
knows CONTINUED Mr.. A. what may be The re-
suit? The resolution also contains Instructions
directing the Committee 10 reprin, their opinions
If the Bill passed the same principle as
that embodied in the recomme ndation OF the
Message Of the President. it would give the pow
er a all times at the instance Of a Commander
in ade, on the slightest preiex'. the tightS hho
liberties Of cIiIZans, and 10 PROSTATE their lloer-
ties IN violation Of all law.
II would also give the power to the PRESIDENT
Of the United States, or any Commander under
him. to Dissolve all personal liberty ~ a.! future
time. The decision Of Judge Hat was truly he
roic a he had the courage 10 discharge his duty
against the victor, and at the time OF victory
He acted faithfully To his country, and dispensed
Justice faithful 10 his trust, and tho House was
now called upon 10 impugn ihe correctness OF his
decision. The President of me United States
anne into The House, in the character CT the Ro-
man Victor, and I'd TO them.
Date abolum BelisGrio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

Nat West loco--lo,c lures This disfin-
guished member Of tho loco party IN the State
Senate, IN making speech in reference 10 the
present mode OF collecting and disburs,ng the rev.
enue Of the State and counties, said he "beleved
the whole revenue system ought to be wiped out,
aud it should be restored to the simplicity which
characterized IT in 1880. He said tax Of 30 cts
per head, would raise $50 900. and further tax
Of i,e cents on the hundred dollars valuation
would give $4,000 This is all that 10
ded for ordinary expenses OF government
The interest upon debt canno, be paid, and a
tax as above stated would keep the wheels Of gov.
erPmeut in MOTION"
A state tax Of fire cents on the ooe hundred
dollars salua,ion; pass such bill, and what would
State scrip be worth, abou, 10 cents on tho dol
lar or fifty cents for a two dollar bill Scrip 10
now worth 60 cents or 50 for s., and The pas
sage Of such an assessment would 'ake sou
out Of The pocket Of every man who has scrip
bill IN his purse. This 10 VIVA, may be called 10.
Scofoco relief and it would most essentially re-
l;ere ma, ,o a short time, Of all he may possess.
We wonder If Nat. West did no: practice an equal
IL certain plan Of relief towards some of the good
neops Of the old Bay State, once on a timer
His next step will be repud'a,ion-he may have had
some experience in that line Too, for what We know.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14
OUR COUNTRY --PROTECTIOS TO ITS
INDISTRN.
DUST RY.

VIVA, shall we do country from tine ruin in
which now involved. What shall 10 restore
wontcd prosperity What shall
country creates, the rorld-grcaIet intelligence
wealth. independence, freedom, AMI the equality of its c
zen! We long since answered these questions
mind having given unparalleled CATION,
believe the only and rational course viii be de-
perdeace resources. There 10 Just
why should be, measure independent OF
whoe world, and finally make other nations tributary
To bring desirable of afars, il
houtd Isolate ourselves from the
world, Chinese from
all communication with the balance Of the world but i,
indspensabiy necessary that should place ourselves
sefdeence and such realaory laws
will enable protect all the interests Of peo
pie True national greatness does the wealth
of the Exchequer-immense r.rensesarge standing
mics, powerful Executive; it consists the
n1a}oTnn happi'leS, Of The people!
Man. happy, be free-fr.e in every thing
The highest and noole principle of freedom il that which
syeis the heart of IN CONSEQUENCES that he has
superior man. and that all the human emanaons from
OF Deity equal. This IS freedom, buI
thousands of Incident. life which
ciprocaiy dependent upon each One becomes
dependent upon class Of community depends
upon an1theone people and nation depends the
labor and wealth of another, and long equal and
free eTctange of labor and commodities permitted,
may the mutual advantage OF all. Trade, be tree
and equal must be reciprocal II We throw open ports
admission of foreign products, either Of the soil
workshop ali duties restrictions where will
find ports equally open free admission surplus
producer VIII they be found in England. France,
Germaoy1 They will We may break down all bar
rers free trade part, but there will be free
trade gn nation. shall the ,hey
Whilst porte comparative.
y open, been dependent upon Europe! Have
labor of England in preference that Of
peoplel Have become poor, AMI not
our debts depressing us! Frey the af-
frTnave Thea Why should continue in this
course1 Why should the labor Of Ensshmen
whilst many Of citizens Of employm emit
by il the advantage OF the poor
buy he obtain what he the cbea
tina, being Europe iney afford manufac
;ured ;han they be made this
Try Does this consider that if this principle
carried OUT every article tnatis manufactured ,h.
country would be supplied the importer and mocha
nes would no.any 20. Else mechanics must
mssrabie pittance that aborers receive
IN oiaer We make MAJ shoe, cheap
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

Indiana Legislature We unable TO give
our readers a connected daily report Of tho pro-
ceed,ngs of orr legislature, from the fact that We
are not in the receipt of them. From some cause
we receive the Journal but occa sionaily, not TO
exceed three each week, and that the only
foi ced TO send out partial de, a,s Of the legisa
tive proceedings, none at all. We shall next
year endeavor TO secure The services Of reports
for paper exclusively.
The most important business now before tho
legislature Is the revision Of the Laws as prepar-
ed by Gov. Bigger. So far but ltile alteration
has been made IN his report, and !, is to be hoped
the legislature will not spend their time useless
~ in the alteration, will not say the amend.
ment Of them, we presume there has been no
principles Incorporated in them. Consider
able efforts have also been made to divide tho
State into Congressional Districts. II will be n
difficult matter TO suit all The aspiring politicians,
and 1t might well be referred to a committee OF
conference from both Houses once. The Trea-
sury bill has not yet finally passed. lis pr'n-
cpaI features are, making State Scrip receivable
Tor I'll State and county dues, except the school
fund. Attempts continually making, whilst
is before the House attach irrelevant matter.
to IT. "A proposition has been made 10 make
loan Of $40. 900 TO defray the current expenses
If the fiscal year. We presume the loan cannot
ba made. Il should not, II it could.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1913.

HOUSE --Several bills were reported and order
ed 10 be read first and second time.
The I.FrrFR WRITERS AND REPaRTERs.--Mr.
Cooper. of Penn. offtred n resolution proposing
that ,he Reporters and Letter Writers Of the
House be IN future supplied With staionary---
which was literally secuted out Of the Hall.
The proposition reflects much credit on the
me mber from Pcnnss lvanIa, md IS one which en-
titles him 10 the marked thanks of the Reporters
Of the House, independent of the expenses.
The necessity of bringing stationary to the Capt.
toll, often Inconvenien', and perhaps forgotten,
compels some of the Letter Writer'S and RepOr-
tiers to be per7etuaily borrowing. and under the
obligation of ro.orttng TO expedients which are
extremely dsagreeabe
THE FINE OF GEN JACKSON MIR. Adams be.
ing entitled 10 The floor. hIch he held since yes
terday, addressed the House IN opposition 10 the
Bill. In the course of his remarks. he SAID that
Judge Hall had given his decision strictly IN ac-
cordance with the Laws Of the Constituron.-
Gen Jackson in procIaiming martial law at New
Orleans, had violated the Constitution. and The
House was now called upoo 10 endorse his decls-
iou This Bill was not of Ango-trish Anglo
Scotch origin, tu, it was Of French origin. and
the measure first propounded IN the New
York Legislature. and IN North Carolina-tha
land of the Bloody Bill" Immense laughter ]
Ii would appear as if this to be made kind
Of peaco.otfering to propiaie the great leader Of
the Democratic party, who was 10 be selected
Chairman OF the next Democratic Convention.
and who was 10 decide ne question whom the '
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

Going to the Wig State Conrention.--W We have
the honors, Of being delegate to The State Con.
vention, TO be held the 9Th inst, md w have
"a right smar, chance" OF desire to be there with
old friends; bot the ''orfuf ma rd times places
in a kind Of quandary. In The frs, plnce We
have no horse, for printers can seldom afford TO
ride and IF we should walk out cannot carry
much prov ision with u.s. and Il we could, we have
nothing ,nuch TO take. ana TO paying tavern
bills on the road that's out Of The question,
have no money. Well, # we should finally arrive
at Indianapolis suppose our friend Browning
vii be crowded that poor man could not get IN
edgeways, and he would not trust us II we could.
Then amt in quandary kind a between a
chill and a sweat. Now, we know of no way 10
go, unless our friend Henry Hoover, should lend
chat buggy" Of hir, and some else loan
Us a good horse. Then wouldn't 90 in style.
We should certainly then "be in town with peck.
et full Of rocks Henry will certainly loan Us
"iha buggy,"an now who will loan US the horse Z
Don't all speak at once, friends.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

Free Trade.-Do the advocates for free trade
and The Importation of foreign manufactures at
low prices, ever reflect. says The New Bedford
Bulletin, tina, tic first step under such state OF
things, would be TO import foreign laborers atlow
prices TO operate 10 our factories 10 the exclusion
Of our own, Low prices for The products Of our
manufactures must OF necessity produce low pri.
ces for labor, and labor will be sought abroad
when ii is cheap es,.--Free trade and foreign la
Dor Will go hand IN hand.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

Gov Dotv of Wisconsin, having refused TO re-
cognize the Legislative Council for that TerfIo
~. now assembled, that body have. by vote Of
80 TO ., adopted resolution requesting his reno
val.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14
Twenty-Sevcnth CONGRESS.
(sECoND REGULAR SESSION.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, 1912
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-14

The county jail Of Columbia county is ~ithou,
a tenant. The Republican says this Is truly tr
utnph of the Temperance cause, and our Wash'ng-
tnnians held kind Of Thanks giving meeting
within the walls Sunday last. Another result
of the uuwearied labors of the friends of temper
ance in this countv--so informed-Is a
reduction of 50, 500 from the annual county tax.
National Forum.