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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04
Clinton, New-York-Its Institutions, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune


CLINTON Oneida Co Jan, 30 lsi6.
You as well as many of your readers are aware
that our village is situated in the valley of the Ors-
kany, about nine miles southwest OF Utica This
place has for some time been noted for It's schools
Hamilton College is situated here, and is ut present
in very fourishing condition. 1t is under the care
of an effective and talented corps Of officers, and L
believe though small in numbers, it affords as good
facilities for acquiring sound and thorough educa-
ton as many of the larger and perhaps more noted
institutions Of The country. II contains at present
40 students about equally distributed through the
four classes On the College premises are three
large four.story buildings comprising the study
rooms of the Students recitation rooms. and the Ii
Orares OF TWO Literary Societies. There rs also
stone chapel in part OF which are The College Ii
brary, Cabinet Laboratory and Philosophical Cham
Der. These located on hill about mile west
OF the village commanding beautiful view oil the
valley below and the numerous villages scattered
through II.
There is also here The Liberal Institute, under
the more immediate control and oversight OF the
Universalist denomination. This institution has IN
wears ps ST. met with some reverses; but 1t is now
under the charge of Rev 7. j. Sawyer, formerly OF
your city in whose care seems at presen; IN iair
way 10 prosper. The Institution consists OF large
four.story stone building for the male department,
and wooden one separate from the other Tor the
female department. learn that il is in contempla-
ton TO beauty the grounds about the Seminary in
the Spring which have been heretofore sadly neg
lected.
There is also beside these select private school
for Young ladies' nj present doing wei, though not
as large as ii has been years previous.
We have had Bank established here OF late
called The Kirkland Bank" from the name of the
town. 1t "a n private Bank with capital OF $50 600
Ii commenced operations in December last, and as
far IA have heard it has thus far nc, the cxpecta
tons of It's originator
The "hormoniouS Democracy have here, as
well as through the county, come to g swords
points They have lately held Mass Convention
nj Rome. The Young Democracy got the start OF
The Old. md filled the Courthouse, nj which the
meeting called. and the Hunkers were forced TO
meet by themselves in sorehouse kindly furnished
by an ex-Sherif. The Governor has, as yet, made
no nominations for The County. and perhaps will not
1t is thought that the Young Democracy will soon
form entirely separate organization IN this Coun-
ty Let them work We shall rejoice that they,
by selfdesruction shall take the work ont of our
hands.
There has been but little stir yet in this place
upon the License question. A year ago last Spring
an effort was made by petitions 10 the Board of Ex.
else to abolish the granting OF Licenses. but 1t did
not succeed. What the result will be in the Spring
time will show. More anon.
Yours truly, *. G..
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~ envy OJ<tA SOUN-BirDElti. ia tutpn--L
AL d-srrpticn-o plain aud elegant Book-bndng ex-
ecued with neatness and despatch.
In This establishment particular sentonis given In select
Ing the best of materials and the substanA worAma
ship.
Librarians ard Gentlemen having Libraries will find 1t TO
heir advantage TO call and examine for themselves at ia
Fuions Specimens Of Binding all the various styles OF
Sheep, Calf. Rus.ia Morocco and We've! Bindings.
"a If EDWARD WALKER.
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Sob printing an0 Book Binding.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. sFRrcE-sTREgr-(7hree doors from Nassau-strset
'E'HE facilities OF this establishment PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Office in the city The
patronage OF the last yesr has been such
great extension IN resources We therefore, with
fdenca issue the following Card:
TO Observation-Disclosures supplied with AL kinds
Of PRINTING Al the cheapest ra:e, VIZ:
Cards, Bills Lad!ng,
Circulars Receipts,
Bill Hegds, Checks &c.
To LITERARY GENTLEMEN Orr sinai Manuscripts print
ed With accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work, and al kinds Of
BOOKS Latter Press Printing
To LECTURERS AND MUSICIANS -Prog ranme: beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, Small Bills for Distri-
Mammoth Bils, BUTTON
And every description OF PLAN and Ornamental job Wort
executed with uea.uess and pnncusly. at !he Once
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAM
PHLErs. &c.
All work tie above Presses viii ne done exraord
nary low prices. J A F8AETAS,
ii2G Tribune Jon Printer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

asn. tODhU's PECIUNAI SyTup has ItcOMe 4
- great Avofie This city for the speedy OF Coughs,
Colds ami all other affections Of the lungs. 30 pleasant
to take End gives such quick relief oas-pes difficulty
OF breathing pam about the chest or lungs
that Cannot IA to confidence, and prove mere OK
ensvely useful than any thing else offered 10 Tue pub
lie Try il Let every II cold try II early be-
fore ncursble disease gets fastened on the lunki.
LIS Tor ii9 Ful.on-s Broad wDy 3 hudson
St ~ Bowery, aud Fulton and Main sis Brooklyn
where may be had testimonials convince me mo-. lncfd
ulnIs off uneunalrd efficacy. r VI w r os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04
wINER'S ARCANUM EXTRACT

Versus Ssrsapeds.
THIS MEDICINE has acquired extended and estsl-
s-d celebrity throUg hou the country, WHICH has been
sustained ny virtues and efficacy alone remedy for
Scroula or Kings EU.
liberated Sore Throat,
Long standing Rheumatic Affections,
Diseases OF the SsiD, White SweiliDgs,
Diseases OF the Bones, all UIcerous Cases,
Sypniltc and Mercurial Diseases,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Cosiveness all Caronic Nervous Complaints, occur
inr in debiiated and cachsc,c constitutions
o. S,Liis and tbos, ery dsecreenh, affections re-
sung and which haze heretofore been consid
Nodes, &c.
Tn Arcanum Extract is complete Antidoe the ser-
ous Evils produced by TN. in udcous OF Mercury As
Spring and Fall Purifier he surpassed working
It's way through the system w1lh silent and elective iJrce
Cleansing the Blood,
Removing Dyspeptic Influences,
Soothing The Nerves,
Removing Internal Distractions and Diseases that would
onrryp ise cause injury 10 the Liver and Lungs
Persons whose constitutions broken down by the use
of Mercury Arsenic Bark ouinne and any who are SUI
ferng Diseased Liver inudcious treatment OF
the diseases should Use the Arcanuh Extract without
delay.
where the Sypbitc Virus OF the parent causes de-
ve!opren of Scroinla in the child, III. 10 le only remedy
upon reasonable hope OF recovery can be iorndt
la numerous instances also where ulcerauon had ald
bare both emen and bone, and where 20 MI appearance
human bu. aEputaton could have navei NE "a
hea III the devourng disease being completely eradcsed
by tine Of this inestinabie Extract
The propretors OF the Arcauum Extract have had ts
medicine used in all the above diseases with the most gra
fylng results IN using Tue fheulcine hei.p
pleasure reed interrupted requiring only the usual re-
sirsnt of moderation ind diet snd equally applicable and
eifcacous the iuiant well as tns adult
Pamphlets giving description for what the Arcanuin
Extract il applicable with observations on nsensible Per
rpraticn Treatise Diseases general accompany
each boile. Agents supplied with the above pamphlets
for greIitous circulation
Prce 81 per botle. Prepared and sold By j. Winer Ham
,on Canada West, John Winer Co S3 blsden-lane
~ Y Tor sale by Wyatt heIchan, III Fllton.si X
A. Sands Bew-ry. Of Spring; l. Coddngton,
sos Hud.ou cor of Sprng.st and j. w Basse 6+i Broad
way Druggists generally throughout the city In BROOK
Ism by Mrs. Hays I31 FutonsL +. t. QuirS Co corner
of Atlantic AID Columbia ila WNThim-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

TIE LAW OF HEREDITARY DEScENT-Pren-
tce of the Louisville journal concludes racy arti,
Gle. showing up the follios of the Loco-Focos OF
Ohio, with the following pungent paragraph
1.-THE progressive Democracy does not die OF WIS
dom other strange complaint we have no douot
it will certainly before long present extraordinary
Developments worder.oving phrenolosists, phoso-
piers psychologists The chronological conhguTa.
of the future Loco-Foco children will undoubtedly
Doctor Caldwell through iheir gold spectacles.
Every little fellow born OF the Prosressiyes will have
ant, bank antieducaton all OF Oregon bsrn-burning,
lour stealing law hating bumps in beautiful perfection
sticking ou; AL parts OF his lovely head His fingers
will be spcrnc, long and admirably adapted TO picking
Uncle Sans brooches pocket and his legs shaped for
running So teety that neither bsi horse
catch their owner"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

New I orr, ] uIt u, IoF. =,
SANDS Wholesale Dmggists 70 Fulton, corner Of Gold.
81 Sold by A &. SANDS 4 Co. Z7s Broadway corner OF
S,yyort IVY III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04
Boarding. ann Sotels.

DOARDINE.-Person wishing board can bo accom-
ID modaied with front rooms, both single and double
No. II Barcays, Croton water in the house References
exchanged. DS'
DOARD-A gentleman and his vile, or two single gem
Id leulen obtain very pleasant with board, by
applying at ~ Whte-st References exchanged. J9 IVY
BOARD WANTED for young lady In genee pri-
ID family Tie location TO be- VI convenient distance
TO attend Rutgers Institute School addressed TO NJ.
H. S left the Tribune Office, will meet with atten.
wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

u KENTUCKY we hope is no. to be degraded by
the success of the scheme concoced BY the friends
of eternal Slavery, 10 extinguish the Freedom OF the
Press The correspondent of the Louisville Journal,
writing from Frankfort the seat of Government,
says
1.-The bill making it penal to write publish, or speak
anything calculated 20 cause INSTRUMENTATION among me
slaves and called the sediton bill hope will pass in
any form LII exceedingly difficult pass any awupon
This subject that would completely suppress all lieer,
~ of speech the press and there never was time
when any law OF tue kind less called for. The re-
cent event ST Lexington has completely stopped all dis.
cusson OF the subject for the present There is no EVIL
10 reach by this law unless it be the paper o.. c. NJ Clay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

I'LL ECOHOMf AND fASHIVN-Io ihose VINO
&A study economy, the sabBcrlhsr IN accordance With
the times, has reduced his superior Imitation Mols-
akin Has Fur Bodies to tho low price Of 81
The above elegant dress Hnt anc Will compare sd
vantageousy with sod in this city g. so and 500
Also constantly manufacturing Fur and Silk Hss OF he
best quality latest pattern and al The lowest city prices for
cash.
An OF velvet and cloth Caps constantly on
hand IT. any instance the above does not give perfect
satisfaction be fully obtained by giving Information
10 the subscriber j. w. KELLOGG,
d. SIN lie Csnsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

ar. IL. II. PEEKf'S YERhiFJGE, or Dead
~ Shot for WonusA IA ghy concentrated ana eAeneaty
cn,bin, ,r,Dara,tou capable the prompffde OF us
action If CLEARING the system an Je1 hours ~ eoeLy 20 H.
Tn. yceeding small quantity az THIS n-dlclhe Ie9uo
ia. the si.i.uce 10 remove every Ouo
~ sv..u liz opsratlng il few hours Iogethef WIN Its
resi srtanty OF effect; constitute II one OF 1e tnoe p
liant discoveries Of the age Hscio0u Hesos W ,e ~
- nay.r IN he followed by any other purge; therefore 10
rnt cas.s az those sp4sns COMMISSIONS caused
nv yorru. liz unrivae superiority is manifest rev mel
cues are calculated 70 improve the heh oil coren
cdit;-s that line and closely adhere TO the stomach AID
bow.s giving symptoms thai counterfeit every ys'
rrty of roudisesse. Though promp! and certain 10 us
operation perfectly SAFE and adapted TO the ienocrest
age -. . ia
OF others a, evidence OF lis great medicinal value
Extract from letter recerued from Dr. Wharton
NEwcAsTLE. VA. Ian. 3, 1874
DEAR SIR / gave vial of the DEAD obop you ,eIt
with me Tor the purpose testing its merits to nend oil
mine who introduced It's hls family by giving II TO
p4.n selected a suitable II as administered &C
cording the directions around tne Visl o :" ny
i,.hmenl the first operation brought away ID worms
nave administered In several other Instances SINCE WI"
similar good and II Will AFFORD me iuCn pasuJ
in doing all in my po~ec 10 recofnuirno " Ii' H' VI
my friends and the public gener S;,oe uyu.proN
JerFERsoxvILLE. VA, 18th May, leif
hereby certify that about six months since laoe use VI
Dr. H. Peerys Yenifuge N case Of one o. nv . a.
about tn. age vi four years The chd WIS Vefy Lo~ ~
npt so that houg hit her almost al Inc PoIn vi
few houH che passed lsl worms and 10 inc couLse U %
next day entirely restored " ner lV,uirl n.ns
have DINERS Oh u1e UuinIS WIN ~ '"'
''T The above vermiuge has been made OF by Dr.
pe.ry in wide field practice, embracing this ana sew
rsmni-d success ALEX ST. CLAIR
Price y cents per vial -
Prepared by b. Il. T. PERRY, and sold by A. B. & D.
Es. Broad9 New-Yors and by Drusgista generally
throughout tbs Uned Ststea IA I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

BREAST PIN.--Lost a Pesrl Breast Pin Sc. in aclaw.
ID The finder will receive Five Dollars reward by leaving
ilM VIM F. Ladd's Watch Store No. % Wall.st SfSr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

SANUS,S REMEDY for the Salt bheanLTIhl,
- medicine has acquired very extended and esaOnshsu
reputation wherever been used based entre!y on s
own merits which superior efficacy has alone sustained
found In thousands Of cared 10 be perfect anu
n.ling cure for The following cuianeous Diseases VIZ 81.
Rheii Ring Worm Teter Scald Head, BARRIERS or JOCK
son Itch Mcnagrs Eczema, Psoriasis Pamara bloichrs
and pipes the Face, and other affections OF Tue skill
Over een thousand Of skin diseases have been cured
nv this wonder medicine which alone sufficient guar
any of its great medicinal virtues The following GER
rtFIcArE is selected variety of others, which IA
believed will fully satisfy he minds Of ali who may use the
lnedicin. OF s Intrinsic virtues.
been cured of the Salt Rheum of years standing by the
use Of your Remedy and Syrup OF Sarsapars, and wish
every person troubled with this dreadful disease IN any
form would call on me- will satisfy them that your
medicine viii cure them perfectly. Yours, Truly
ANN MARIA WEiBALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

I,ur. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, by ACKERaAN
- q 'iANi' " nSly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cUss OF ALL DISEASE
ARISING FROM IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

NaTANTED-Afcwa active Young Men TO 20 South or
w West Agents for the sale OF new and popn-
lar PubcauonsSSo0 and above their expenses " III
be insured writing, with opportunity of clear
ing SlrGO per Some In our employ will, no
doubt make SoCo year clear OF all expense Each
man will have his district II will be- necessary Them
have at eas, from SIS ESQ to obtain good flung out-
Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall, 29S Broadway, up
stalls. All letters must be post paid. u I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

Ths is 10 certify that Inc undersigned. practcing
ThomsUnSn Physicians OF The city OF Albany have frequent
!y prescribed Dr. Townsend Compound hXlracl OF Sarsa
tara and from il Qualities would recommend 1t
10 the public for mercura scrouons and other
diseases preference any OF the advertised remedies
now In use. .4!bGny, jpril ?, IS+4
\. ". RUSSELL, I. P.
y TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

ANANTED-A man 10 take charge OF an Exhieil!on and
w TO visit different ciies One is acquainted win
such well recommended Tor honesty
and ability may hear of advantageous situation by I'd
dressing with his references, note TO franklin Tribune
/ oIT-, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-04

MANUFACTURED expressly for ACXERMAN& MI NIL
lfl LER Sign Painters, l0l Hssssu-st by hms' Oh
tephs-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-05-07
The National Fair.

The vast building now in The course of erec-
ton al Washington, for the purpose of exhibit
Ing the various articles of American industry
and skill during the fair, which will be opened
on The 2olh inst, will be The largest of the kind
in the country. Ii is in the form of T. The
Top Of The t is l60 feet long by 60 wide, and
the shaft of The T is 240 feet long by 90 feet
vide, making The whole building 500 feet long
by 90 wide. and the sides are ID feet high. II
contains an area Of 10000 square feet or 1888
square yards, and is lighted by SO large win
dows in the roof The roof is to be covered
with painted canvass over The bording, of which
II will take 4,222 square yards. There are
two sheds, one each side, 2I0 feet long and 90
wide, which cover an area of 500 square feet,
making the entire area covered $4,000 square
feet.
The exhibition is intended 10 comprise all
kinds of articles and fabrics and the arrange
ments are such that every article sent TO the
Committee will be faithfully taken care of, fair
Iy exhibited and safely returned 10 its proper
owner Mechanics and Manufacturers from
the citizens whose only capital is his skill and
industry, up to the wealhiest operator whose
money gives employment 10 hundreds ex-
pected 10 contribute TO the great National dis
play OF home labor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-05-07

vance of his army, which is said TO be from
1000 to 6,o00 strong. He has noiied Gen.
r 10 retire from this 10 our old camp al Cor
nus Christi;-FAILING TO DO THIS BY TWO
O'clock TOMORROW be is going 10 open
the batteries upon Us. The declaration further
saws that upon us will rest the responsibilities
of long and bloody war, which, So far as they
are concerned, will be carried on with a strict
regard TO ihe rules and observations of civilized
nations. They stated verbally ,ha, they were
directed to say that they had no knowledge OF
Col. Cross whatever and expressed their >in-
cere regret that they were unable 10 give US
any information upon The subject. An express
was started immediately for Pr Isabella, Cor
more amuunitiou, and TO place them on their
guard: he dispositions OF The camp are already
being changed, and large command Of Drag
cons is ordered for setret service after Gark.
You cannot imagine how a!duous This service
is upon The Dragons. They have been out
times h.s month on outlying lickers, and only
Yesterday rode 43 miles before O'Clock.
prisoner has just been brough, in by the
picket He says the enemy are going TO cross
The river al a certain point Tomorrow. A
squadron goes with him TO The place al day
Ight-l500 men are hard al work al The ram
parts and lraverses, and Gen. L. and his staff
just now passed by al galloP-aIl showing
that matters growing serious. The lower
picket also reported about an hour since large
body OF cavalry on their way down The river
bank about miles below. on The other side OF
course.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-05-07
Another Sea Serpent.

strange fish was swimming past We
way, Ia, on Monday week. with his head ele-
valed and occasionally giving snort somewhat
resembling the noise made by The scape pipe
Of a steamboat. A couple of men on shore, ex-
cited by curiosity at the remarkable phenome-
mona living Thing making lis way down the
stream without any evident sign Of turning to
either shOre-went out with skiff, resolved
TO capture he "varmanl," and upon reaching it
an old blind horse, scarce able TO keep his nose
above The water longer, greeted them with a
hearty shuttle, in token Of gratitude for their
timely aid. Whether his horseship embarked
at Piusburg or Wheeling has not yet been
satisfactorily asceIlained.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-05-07
NEW LINE.

The accommodation line Of Stages between
Stroudsburg aud Eason, will leave The house
of Edward Posiens, (Washing'Gn Hotel in
Sltoudsburg. on Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
dag of every week. at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, and ar
rive in Easron at ? O'Clock, p. NJ, in time for
dinner; returning on The following day, leaving
D. Connor's American HoIeI, on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday al s o'clock, and arr-
wing al Sroudsburg al ? O'clock, same day.
The subscriber begs leave 10 inform The pub
lie, thai he has purchased The above line of
stages from Messrs Connor. Postens d Co,
the former propretors, and that he is now able
TO carry passengers in as comfortable and con-
yenien; style, as any other route in the coun-
~ Fare through s %.
ROBERT c. SHEATH,
Sole Proprietor and DriUer.
Srondsburg. Jan. %, 1876
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-05-07
EUsxEs EHsgIr2,

We understand that Ruei Jefferis, near Ro-
mansyi!!e, Chester county, has lamb whose
hind legs are so much shorter than It's fore that
a appears TO be resting upon shem. These al
50 appear double joinled, and there are ten toes
To each Altogether there are twenty toes
more than ordinary The lamb is about three
months old
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-05-07
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