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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
Boarding SchooI-IrvinS Institutc-Rcport
of the Com nittee Of ~ II. ioii

The undersigned having by uvation attended the semi
naal examination of the Isiug Institute take pleasure
ying to It's numerous patrons aud the public gene
a that the school continues to merit the extensive and
eeasIns patronage which it receives.
The examination has occupied three dayshas embraced
great variety OF branches in literature and science, aud has
en well sustained by thepupls The Committee feel tina
! would do injustice their CONVICTIONS ihey
!" refrain from expressing their confidence in this
ahons the best of literary Institutions which parents ca
fnd their children TO be educated.
Although COMMITTEES inspection has extended only
70 the mental requirements Of the pupils yet living as most
Of US do In the immediate vicinity of the school, we Know
M the physical and moral welfare Of the youth are attended
ow,h much solctude aud iaith:uness and that the
Manning influence Of family discipline and government, the
great preservation of youthful virtue etfecaay enjoy
here as heytperhaps can be from under the paterna roof
The location of the school too has much TO recommend
It. in the midst of mos, quiet temperate and religious
ccmuitvsufrouaded by natural scenery peculiarly grand
and picturesque within the distance of short walk
places of worship belonging TO four different denominations
dChstians-wih opportunities OF access from the city
twice every day. Sgued
Rev GroRcr DrBols Dr. Jos. NJ ScN,uNER,
Rev J. W. B. Woop, CALEB Roscoe, ESQ,
Capt A. SlipELL M,KrSz,E, NATHANIEL BAYLEs, ESQ.
Tarry,own. Sept 30, lS43 o. aus
1.-THE Invisible wig so closely resembles the
sal had Of hair thar scepcs and connoisSeu have pro
y The advantage of this novel and unique Wig its
eg made without which causes rs a-
Pes aad natural appearance defy detection, MS texture
cling beautiful porous and free that 10 all cases OF
p;s.ion evaporation unimpeded and the great eys o.
@ invited TO inspect this move! and beautiful w and the
esiar method of fitting the head the manufacturers A
% lmis
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Ij@ Wire Window Shndes-Aanufactu red TO or
der Of shape figure and handsomely fitted IN ma
hegany frames paor basement Office aud other windows
hall doors, screens for public rooms, &c ~
LEE & CO., is Factory-stIeet.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all Others admit all the
and light the and perfect view into the
the they obstruct the from the the
aud keep mosquitoes and other insects out, AMI
very ornamental v2z sti
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GALE FOR ASSESSMENTS.-Th sale of
> property unpaid will be continued ms
Day ednesay October l,h inst at o'clock At noon IN
the City Hall JOHN EW IN, StFe. '9 ,s"a oii
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70 DR.. Felix Gouraud's Vegetable Rouge
imparts delicate bushng nse the complexion mmova-
ba by pe1spraton or rubbing with linen cloth or hand
ksIchel 50 cents bottle Where also may be had the
the hair silky and glossy and gradually changing white
red hair TO beautiful black dark brown 30 cents rer bot
tie to be had only at O. Walker St. door from The corner OF
Brnsdyav sill Inns
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rROTON INKS.-These articles are warranted
Oto be in advance Of all other inks III for branGy
Of color the ease and eadom with which they flow from the
psn consisting of all the different kinds IN USe-black
blue, copying ntebe red aud carms waTTanied not 10 Dr.
for steel r-ns large always hand neatly
boxed for expectation Druggists statones and dealers are
specimens gratis. L. KAN :, Hdh"tdctulel.ns
Stationer, IS Maiden lane and No. Lberty-stfee
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Another Original American Novel.
JUST RECEIVED, THIS MORNING,
ERNEST HARCOURI
r11r Invai SITS so \

the lvcr ko o,A Al 7 T rSv6SL IL
IT, e S Sov Of the most ness and thrilling and
OF s ,.sh s;s ,hs a
the most Indifferent reader and entities him 10 be classed
For sale wholesale and retail The Cheap Periodical De-
not OF Of ''''' ''''@'''s GRAHAM * CHRlSTY
UNIVERSAL ILLUSTRATED ATLAS, OK
btng Geographical StaScal ana t'i - =; 1odcb
4 T ulc !" ni,u euu ~ 49,, .d,,nos and improve
m"s soos S w w be eG so s low IG%' ~
,-,,,,, ,,o,v-n00 --.,--. ,,,r;ous work on
AE :h 6 for sale WbS au and 1Gp retail at Pub
oo lis ls7 Broadway, few doors below courtIanc St
,vc, ,rc,,,7r-T1 NO ~ SNI7ANC,E The Pic
r. ssnt o. wore received exclusively at
i cLid igs % ofice 10 Ann street, ler
illustrated Sunday News Tunch SmF Ernmea
American News Letter, Wilmer ohh'"S E''V'''h'
Times SC &C. .:....,..,. ,,,.s o. any, work mix.
sSsJ r. cam have diem got out by return steamer
Dslatch sunday Times, Punch World of Fashion, Exam
Sc Also FOR sale in single ngnbe,ir No
.--~--"---.1-1------s---A-
10 10 - Behold, lie cometh Win CLOUDS anu
shall see hin f FysnS a1 at
ol layeGn l Iir IIIi No rs Chaihamsreet The
l; am ;ny,tad r. attenJ seats ee The Midnight Cry
published every Thursday by " hines at 99prnces.
A MEXICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Amerl-
N can Rs,nbcans Of this city are requested meet the
Eighth Ninth and t t d1 Wv prS S Of prosee"g to the
Fisyanrb Ward r,srrin. The Eighth Ward will assemble
at the American House on the corner Of sprnc and Laurence
streets the Ninth Ward at The old Watch House on the cor
ner Hudson ana oso of Barrow and McDoura
C,n NJ Tho best bands Of music in the city will be
r,red fr the occasion and all Americans DESTROYS Of the
honor of walking in AN American Procession invited to at
tend by oroe' 'i '"e DE LIE RE Chairman
CIV otts
VATANTED-A Ourneyman MUSIC ColnpoSllol
w al,o Young man to learn the business Of Music nnt
nr Apply this day al the Office Of the New World, No 80
Ann.st. 57zi:--o
VA AN lila boy III d Id" lol
w Apply q J. BiGELOW. No - ednfsfeet, between
and 10 4. VI. -
JANTED-Employmen by steady lndustrl-
w Gus man and wife he coachman or wdler she lol
Washington. oil 81
,,,,,,, r;I,-. -n IA. cun
kH| AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ldllllitS Ca" De @"l
w ped with the best of servants AT l. w ats orst' %,
Broome street four doors Of Bo"ery no lee required
of employers until furnished Ladies. please c all. y
W7ANTED-A situation by young man as
w groom aud coachman he understands ms huSinfSs
which his reference do certfycan work IN garden o DC
useful sveTy oh way Ia' r. most nmdenabe CITY re.
dhll! llfe,.' o. addrsss mote 10 C. B. NJ At this
le a gwen i'''e "''s'' It,
ga ITFD-A sIfnalion by am American GIRL,
w d. maker as seam,trsss cham berinaid or nurse.
,I,, ., 81, CanaI.s, oil 81
XNTANTED-A situation by respect able young
nd references
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Geo. E. Rollins, Auc,,oneer

Geo & Rollins, AuttloneeT =,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, by order OF Ad'
mnstrators--Wiil be sold Thursday Oct l2 lSt3at
O'clock No. Dew street mar Broadway large ana ei
,tea mattresses feather beds blankets countaranes, &c
bureaus ,oilst tables washstands, cIockery, &c,
Also maho breakfast aud dining tables centre ana
card tables brdeye and cued maple seat chairs bronze
astral lamps and chandelier per and looking sla'e' nal
l,mr CHINA cut glass ingram and enan carpets, coored
mating oil cloth reiri=erators, the kitchen utensils
Term, cash IN hankahs moneyno uncurrent money VIII
h, received WILKINS x ROLLINS. Auctionerrs
~, Do. No. II Broad. street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

COAL SCUTTLES, COAL SCUTTLES.
4 LARGE assortment of Coal Scuttles, Clnder
n Siters Shoyels Sheet Iron Ash Barrels. &c. at 2oo!
"s o .; 81 'o '''' " JOHN JAMESON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

at Niblo's Gf,rden.This grand display progressing
with great success dense crowd attended last evening TO
!. o'clock the Hon. William Iugls will deliver short adj
DIES. the Saloon Those interested SILK and
Delegate; TO the Silk which al the RepoSi-
tory to morrow morning ot o'clock requested to meet
the Managers Room ths evening at ha'past clock
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

nENTiST-A MclIROY, Dentist, 1l9 Broome
~ street third door from Broadway. Every Dental
operaton IN the highest and improved style OF the SCI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

Snper wool black London Cassimeres; fancy plan, PLAID
and mkt CassiueIes aud Doeskns; all Woods and SatineS
blue and black aud fancy coioed Shepard aud Gala pads'
Buttons Bindings Sc which will be offsd at the lowest
prices BY the piece or yard az DAVOL'S 10th Store,
nSD fDIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

FACTS WORTH KNowISG.-A positive stay for the Hair
falling o II in bald places.
certain for all Rheumatism and Sweled Llmbs, no
exceptions.
certain and positive cure for the Piles in al cases.
warranted for all Bruises, Scads, and other Sores,
and Sore Eyes.
A warranted cure for the Salt Rheum.
beautiful Dye for the Hairwiil not color the SKIN War
ranted,
A certain for Corns.
Each Of those 10 be had only at q Couand aud the
Branch House Comstock Ross, 50 Conh Boston, aud
such proofs these facts will convince all who will call or
The public may rest assured there fancy in these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-st,
w The subsc rbers the attention OF the public TO
s splendid assortment Of Decorative Window Shades all
having been up with great and warranted to please
Shades painted TO any IysteIn or Size
The assortment consists Of splendid American Landscapes
Italian do Wild Vgnettes French Scrolls Nlgnete and Ro-
Landscape Centres Tintern Ahbeys, Moonlight Views &c
Banners and done IN stVe not 10 De
surnassp, BY any other establishment.
Southern aud Western Merchants supplied With any IHa"
fs23 Imsl BAtTOL Y De MAU NY.
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J NMUTILATED EDITION
CAUTION

the Office of the New York sun which the title Of the
above work has been dishonesty APPENDED The public are
warned against il as SPURIOUS. Remember ask Bur
cess s. StrIn.er' edition. Pnce, l2 cents. oil
~ Published This Day, al this Office the LiFE
OF HENRY CLAY being the fourth Of the series OF Tracts
by .ls Free cents single 50 80 hundred or $50
- ,1,a,s,nd olO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

New CHEMIc AL DISCOVERY. composition has recently
discovered for and preserving old leather and
making boots and shoes perfectly waterproof All those who
satisfy themselves of qualities soeng and removing
all cracks biis,ers and making old leather Carriage
tops aud harness prevents from bSterns cracking keep
ing the leather soft pliahe. 1t will double the OF
harness carriage tops if used according directions 1t is
sold at q Courandt.street, BY the bottle or gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

C1rATE OF NETWORK, SIN Chancery-
Ann Bouton vs. George Smith and Augustus F. Smith. Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

~ The CHINESE HAIR EnADIcAroR Will in three
minutes al hair from any place lis applied, and not
njure the delicate skin A worthless fellow who has
IS" initiates this celebrated article as closely posslbe
lice reporting as he not quite uBrLE enough pleas:
the Ladies' they do exactly know who they deal win
An old Broadway has also taken II into her head Il
counterfeit the Chinese and she therefore puts her lma
toGin tin boxes The genuine is IEvEn So but bottles
can be tested the before buying The genuine
can be found true only al q CouItandt.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
WOOLENS, WOOLENS!. WOOLENS.!
JOHN DAVOL at his CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
NJ 20 AZ a;dcn .anc

yHTOULD respectfully invite the attention of pur-
w chaser to his well selected assortment OF oolen Goods
adapted TO the fall and winter trade consisting IN a Of super
black brown and green French Broadcloth wool black
dgo blue invisible green, woa'ed brown Oxford mkt anu
cadet mkt English aud American Broadcloths, embracing
common middllns. fine and supe.fne.
F. Bolley ct Fills supeIlne jet black DoeskIn ana single
med Cassimees the beaut full article manufactured tor
gentlemen papaoon warranted change their color
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
STEEL PEN WAREHOUSE,
" To- rDn ANYWAY

between Coartland and Liberty-streetS.)
AGENCY FOR
c. C. WRIGHT * cos SUPERIOR FURNISHED
olD POINT PENS. Bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

doom TO LET, furnished or unfinished IN
Rguire At No. 327 Broadway. References exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

w ors gro,dway American Hotel opposite the Foun-
tain solicit attention assortment Of seaonabe Saods
including Cloths Casmess, Vestings, &c, IN all the ne"
and various styles. -u !
Under the assurance that the system of small profits and
uck returns which has elected 50 liberal patronage WI
h. continued whilst such as VII enable
ms to nm all ortl,rs in future with promptness.
feature in the Enlistment which must commend IL 10
,bo. r.rur articles FOR immediate the addition to
our stock of an of st quality read made Gar,
looms, vests, Office Goats Travelling FIocks, Dressing
Gowns sc. CT. ,,,r,,. Hand
Lrc. Gloves Suspenders Hosiery, Under ests, Draw'
ss Muslin Shirts Collars, SC, prices which must oheI
Inducements To purchasers } - ,S'
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o''iD"T This EVENING. Oct. 10,
Ar O'clock. A, the auction room
n-- !, e.-snSiyr os,OItmel

aE{;E AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF CAB
/ NET FURNITURE, BEDS, &c.-On Friday. Oct.
e. AZ 0l o'clock Bo,dwsy the stock OF deal!
Or rsi.tinr of French mahogany chars, sofas and sofa bed
,tse,s al r5ttes card cenrrs and pier tables; quare,ts
marble top ss bureaus; wash stands, d1vans ottom.Ss; curl
j." curl mapIp tcseaa window shades; pastIes beds and
bedding han aud moss matta'.ss afele III 's he
Goods viii actually be sold to the hughes, bidder
Catalogues viii hr ready the morFnS OF 'Ae and every
i'S'.ssy S S@" sS,,,r =, h Iaim Or SINE on3:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

,gsse FOR SALE--One half of the Farm occu-
rS Med by the subscriber beautifully situated the town
Il Of ScarsdsIe Wescl.ter County about Is miles from
New York and miles from White Plains The whole e arm
contains about 1870 acres and has extensive view OF ons
lind Sand ~ THOMAS l. CORNELL.
i' ,nrb 100 io,b rol I,n,l On thdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

NTANTED-A lourneyman Music Composltor ;
w also Young learn the business OF Music INIT
ing Apply this day the Office OF the Ne" World No 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
STEAM REFINED CANDY

u L. Is A. STUART, 80 Greenwich, corner
N. of constantly manufacturing 6v
steam and have hand large assortment OF Candy
SC OF superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This Candy being made from Refined Sugar will Keep IN
warm climate harer and dryer than any made from raw SUI
49, ~ OF lmik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

TABER NACL E-Thursday, O'Clock: -Doctor
Lalner informs the public that Injunction having been
served upon him. arising out Of alIedsed ei,m INsms
announced this must be postponed Tor lev a
until the legal proceedings necessary such case ca be TAX
b'S i.ON.N soli Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by steady lndustrl-
w Gus man and wife. he coachman or waiter she ol
ousew ork or chanbewok. Good references Apply at 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

VIM w. Shirley. Auctioneer.
CHINA GLASS, EAR1HEN WARE, LAMpSs
u &c-Thursday Oct. eth, 10 o'clock at the suction
No se' Of large SeS sHa se ,sIs
and fancy dinner tea coffee and toilet stone jugs,
french china cut a n;st and 'seS ,.y Of s other
""nA sold IN trade Lots on credit of four month"; oo VS.
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Ships Wellington. Chadwick, London, GI inneli, Min
turn Coz Cabot, Sclauders Montevldeo aud market
DeReyter: Monticello, Lawton, Savannah Geo Collins:
Schrs Olivia and Virginia, Rollins Fredercksbureh z
B Cooley s. Co: Union, Balance, Elizabeth City, 4
master Foam Rowland Baraaria, La Badger Peck Go
dorado, Swan, St Augustine j Peck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

lamps cut shades patent side lamps and rsrty OF one
EURNITTRE NOTlCE-Sota Bedsteads, Ne
L + COTTON would inform all who are IN want O, ny
utue of any description that he IS prepared to anu
has constantly hand very large assortment nciuains
Fanes Paeut Sofa Bed3eads which for simplicity ohra'
billty and economy without their equal The pnoiiS arc
invited TO call and examine hem-also all other xmas OIL
Sofls always on hand. II .,
Those breaking up housekeeping wishing to sell all or
any portion their Furniture VIII lind ready sale oy sshu
ing a line or calling upon the subscriber
Sales By Auction faithfully attended TO.
au26isf +. CuLION. liz r uiton anu 81 Ann seI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No Is and 10
fer Their services the public Agents for the purchase sale
and exchange Of Real Estate for thu ,ransac,s of b@ n
the recording Of Deeds payment OF taxes obtaining leeazed
copies of public records for the management OF the pf9e
of owners and the transaction OF business con-
nected with Real Property generally. Il
Owners Farms and Western Lands will md 1t Tor h.iI
interest to register property they wish to dispose OF at s
office. LIZ ,h ,s,,I
chuge. -, ; ;,,,,ed;. o a,,en.
'RrrrRyscrs-Thomas olcutt Pres Mech and Farmers
Bank Philip Phelps E;q Per T9 %G e @% YATES Yats ESQ ESQ
Th Bsrch IS Merchants Exchange, a. s Depeyster
Sec Hudson buds FIRE iGs. Ellison CO., Albany n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

C. BOOTH " CO. at the New-fork Cash
j Tailoring Establishment 2 FuItom-sreet, Broad
way still continue To take the lead economy and elegance
IN he Manufacture and style of the garments belong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
II Renovated and Repaired reasonable terms, and with
despatch. n. LEVETT, 6 John ST, near Broadway.
CAST OFF CLOTHING taken in payment or pure hased
! Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

CHINA, GLASS, &c.-M Il !. MERRITT,
" 100 Bower, between Grand and Hester streets having
u oIned several new patterns of goods, which they have
imported for the Falltads enabled ~ offer splendid
sonemt Of French and English China, White Cane v are
ch Cut and Plain Glass Hall Astral and Solar Lamps tus
lisa Britannia Tea Sets Casters &C SC very low prices.
oil i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

xrA FOR SALE-Ihe two story brick Dwelling
s now finishing situated IN Norfolk street near stanton
g street adjoining the Methodist Ep'seopa Chu sann.
ter cellar weined attic folding doors marble mantels
Sc and will be sold chep But lutte cash viii be required
Fnoure Of J. NJ Howe 200 Gfandst Bowefy OIL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

IMPORTANT TO UMBRELLA MAKERS
4 100 gross Ton Notches of different sizes.
leon TIPS match cheaper and better than any
manufactured lnthe United St,cS For al At ~ Prince St,
By JAMES g. MOFFET.
Manufactured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, the lady
1 that gives nformoon future events and what Is past
can BE- No 23 Elizabeth ST. ten doors from Hous!o
leave the CITY. SZJ inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

amrnd aud Two bottles have placed conparative ea
can recommend with perfect confidence 10 all persons sim
iary afflicted hesiecuH9II!,y n S9ufS' ,r,rv
The Balm Of lie is cure Cough, Colds CONSUMPTION.
Dyspepsia Bronchitis Sore Throat Asthma, Group hoop
Ing Cough, Liver Complaint &c
Dr. FLEMIsG's DiARRHEA CANDY IS certain, SAFE ana
speedy cure Cor all bowel complaints His WORM ANDY IS
both in children and adults Nothing compare with IT.
The above medicines sold wholesale ard retail at te
office OF Dr. Covert 1856 Nassau also by E. Chasteny
$50 Bowery; D. Sands & Go. II East Broadway Codding
tom 227 Hudson street, Hill 2o9 Greenwich WendQyer
M 9th avenue Wood corner l2ls and Sd avenue Har-
lem and Of Z. Randall, Jersey City.
S-Depot for J. w Ayres Black, Blue, Red, and copy
Ing Inks 1876 Nassau st. \. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

UNIVERSAL ILLUSTRATED ATLAS, OK
bbitinc teographicaI Statistical and Historical v!e,y
oC br World Edited by r c. Bradford aud S G. Goodrich
The above work contains the latest additions and improve
oil 2tis NJ II. NEWMAN, 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

JITANTED-A Boy in Lawyers Office
w Apply TO J. BlGELOW. No. - Cedafsfeet, bet"ee
~ II
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-20

from which il appears that there is no
Stark Mills in that town, aud that tits
a bona fde transaction, the goods being
manufactured in Manchester, NeWHamP-
shire.
Mr.Lane Fox has published letter to
Mr.. O'Gonnell, in which he tells him
that be and his followers so lightly es-
TEEN the privileges accOided TO them BY
the Catholic Emancipation Act. the wrl-
ter means to make motion in the House
ofCommons for its repeal; challenging
him to appear in The House and defend
his conduct, and his absent friend the
Pope. Mr.. O'Connsll has published a
brief but cutting rejOiBder, 10 which he
inumales his belief that Mr.. Lane Fox
is insane, and incapable Of taking care
Of bis affairs in public or private.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-06-20

A New FLYTNG MACHINE. last
Of the many visionary and fallacious pro.
jecis, which are every day presented TO
the contemplation Of the public, in a
shape SO atlrScIivsIfrOm their novelty,
or SO amusing from their absurdity, as
to attract general attention, iS Mr.. Hen.
sons recent invention fof traversing
the atmosphere ina carriage propelled BY
steam.
Tho last number Of Wilmer and
Smiths European Times, contains, an
engraving Of this new invention repre-.
senting the whole apparatus as il is in.
tended TO appear, when travelling in mid
air. The specification describes an ap-
paratus, Consisting Of steam engine Of
twenty horse power, weighing together
with the boiler, about six hundred
pounds, mounted on pair Of fixed
wings, spread out $50 feet, and having
second pair Of moveabls wings, design.
ed TO be tapped, as occasions require
BY the engine. As the chief difficulty Is
to be apprehended at the start,(to Wit shat
i wont go,) an OxtraneouS agency is to
be employed to set itin motion. Il is
to be launched into the air from an in.
clined plan, elevated above the earth,
whence,if its expanded wings do not
buoy il up and impel il forward through
space, Il must Of necessity falI 10 the
ground. We omitted 10 mention lie tail,
which is most important member, be.
being fifty feet long, and either operating
As, or containing rudder, whereby the
whole machine is TO be guided. The
lTsa Of canvsSn, or oiled silk, 10 be spread
Sut for the support Of The Machine, is q.
bout six thousand sqdare feet. Il does