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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-10


 riam Gallery and Pin OtO
 graphers' Furnishing De
 pots;
 A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, A Four First Premiums, and Two Highest Honors, at the National, the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Pennsylvania Exhibi- tiolp, respectively, for the most splendid Col oted DaguerrotYpes ard bess Apparatus everex. hibited.
 Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to weather ~ ..
 Instructions given in the art
 A lalge assortment of Apparatus and Stock always an hand i, at the lowest cash prices.
 New York 25l Broadway; Philadelphia, l3G Chestnut st: Boston, 75 Court, and 5S Hanover sts; Baltimore, 2O5 Baltimore st; Washington Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburgh, Va, Nc- ehanics' Hall: Cincinnati, Fourth and Wal. nut, and l76 Main st; Saratoga Springs, Broad> way Par,s. l37 Vieiils Rued Temple; Liv- erpool, 9 Church st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-10
From LttczsfSegsg tO " York
VIA NxwTowN

VIA NEWT0WN.
 HvHE old line of stages from LltchEeld to u Newrown via the Housatonic Rail Road
 10 New York will commence running on Mon- days, Wednesday and Fridays, returning Tues
 days, Thursdays and Saturdays. - DANIEL BACON Proprietor. ' New Haven, April 3, iS47. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-10

MAN AND HORSE DRowNED.-Charles Harris, a foreigner, in the employ of Mr. Rood, of the Mansion House, was drown. ed in the Connecticut yesterday morning just above Meadow Creek. He hGd dri~ ven into the river fer the purpose of fill- ing hogshead, and while turning round the wheel of his wagon went off the wharf (so covered with water as not to be noti ccd) and driver and horse were thrown into deep water and drowned. Tine body of Harris was found soon afier the acci- dent. We learn that several persons have been drowned at the same place.
 Hartfosd Couront.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-10

p We learn from the Times, that Gen. James T. Pratt, of Rocky Hill has been appointed by :he Secretary ofWor nsene of the Board of Visitors to ,he West Point Academy. He has declined the appoints ment on account of other engagements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-10

A 4s
 FANNY KEMBLE BuTLER's REPENTANCE.
 In her recent diary of years resi- dence in Rome ('' year of consolation,") just published by Wiley & Putnam, this remarkable lady Gin passing through the uncomfortable journey in France,) makes this wholesome confession.
 eff I had travelled more on :he Conti- nent before I went to America, should have been infinitely less surprised and amazed than was at the various unplea- sant pcculiarities of its inhabitants"
 "Oh, my poor dear American fellow citizen! how humbly on my knees, do beg your pardon for all the reproaches I have levelIed against your national di> version of spitting, and the consequent filth which you create around you. Here I sat in the cabin of this boat, surrounded with men hawking and spitling, and, whereas spittoons have hitherto been the bane of my life in the United States, a spittoon here to day would have been the joy of my heart and the delight of my eyes. How I thought too, of the honor and security in which woman might traverse alone from Georgia 10 Maine, that vast country certain of assistance, attention, the p,osi respectful ciyilily. the humane protection, from every man she meets, without the fear of iniquity or in- suit, screened by the most sacred and universal care from even the appearance of neglect or imper.inenca,-trayeling alone with as much safety and comfort as though she were the sister or the daugh- fer of every man shs meets"
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-10

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
La. raria achievements.

The New.York correspondent OF the Presidents
Unios thus re oiceth the hearts Of the isthia WIN
a near view Of the Free Trade millennium
und.ress,ed considerably the receiP" q ous,ss
At the Custom Hnuss last ~-sk Up 10 nocn 90 ss.,
thew reached wilton Of d0lays b-ips the nv
ever p.td -itbn the SAM period at this port ~ ~
nov pa<n Tie food Of spec> (xhicn pa. ~ fair
s.os aassd mat the new Tsrif begins 70 "-
chance o. prove is capabilities for r.Vsnns If NO.
me Eau IN price, Aas s0nerAaf eAeeSs' TX '-r'
duee o.g -.
Wh.tt How ia this The ne" farm III"
,,.v.d the food of specie which wa, rO'nlns
into the country. and "beg'n' to exhibit us csPs
hiI;,is. for Revenue" by hauling In Million o.
n.,,I.r, :, one week as Duties on nearly -Four Mil
i;o... worth of Goods imported. So far. all is
nl.;n asa pikss.sf But with such food Of I'm
norts. we ought, according 10 Free Trade, 70 have
food Of Expectation also and enhanced prices for
our Produce Bot Dol--quite the other thing
" The fall IN prices hos somsrhat checked the erpor-
tatlon Of Produce" Indeed, has it And II such
is the result on the heel Of an unexamPed failure
Of crops and scarcity Of food in Europe what will
it do after year or two Of plenty Sir this IS
not the entertainment to which we were invited!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
Things In philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Aug IL
Provokingly we are again without Southern
nsEs-,here was either failure Of the mails or the
newspaper bag went through Richmond without stop
ping.
The good news from Tennessee 10 rather connteroal'
auced by that from Kentucky where II seems evident
have lost the I'D. lid and lAth Districts. Inc
Telegraph correspondents state distinctly mat tne
three are lost, but hope yet one msy be saved by
Cincinnati correspondent has not yet gwen up one OF
two Of the Indiana Districts
The Mornfnz Ters new Wing penny paper IL 10 be
started here Ia lew days hope II may succeeo oui
tear result from the experience OF the past
They are taking of Railroad from camden 10 fort
Repubic on the Coast Of Ne~ Jersey which Ia o. be
tbs Oss Vi this Rome Why not dig shipcsnsl at once
Tnisis " Big Tbursday" and numbers Of our citizens
have gone down the bay 20 meet al Delaware on the sea
beaches The anniversary consists OF irasuns h'nns
sporting and getting b "a iou 10 elose up
There was q rumor this morning that HENRY CLAY
had passed last night AZ Buena Vista the Arn oil JOHN
CLAYTON intending 10 start for Cape aay THIS morn
iug neither II 10 % or not have no. heard but ne
certainly Is expected 10 visii that watering place ths
season. =.
Tbs Marke, has been without much activity today.
Flour 10 the absence OF I'll demand for export 10 ex'
tremey Dull: but holders still contend for last quotations
Cotton remains firm At last prices Breadstuts gene
rally inactive. OOO bushels OF Whest, fsr western
reds brought i25 cents Oats new Southern. ~ cents
Penna old "a cts Lard COO kegs No l. cold at 10, ets
Small sales Of Whisky have been made At = cts
The Stock Market exhibited tendency toward de
clne this morning Government Securities iril on
greater variety OF stocks offered Al the Boards
than IL IL usual TO see. The sales were .,.
First Board-2OO NeshaDic Copper, Is. ~ 90 Girsrd
Bk. rs. 3i 100 Bank :, g. 900 Govt o., o. lO9i
4. OoO Penn s. b 79i s. Merch Man Bk PiIis0afgh
so OOo Susquehsnnah BIDS, IS -
SecOrd BoGTd-5O Morris rsnal, b5~n III 100 Head
Ing %. 30. leo Lshish Coal scrip s5 10 ESeh snge
Bk Piitsburg a. 8 90 Penn Sc. b vn. lsii saOUu
Tress Notes %. SIS, l0'i; 81 COO Read Bds, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
Kentucky.

Assuming that the Telegrsphisr the Wings
have contrived to throw away three Of their Dis
tricts in Kentucky--the lid. lid and lAth, last
represented by McHenry, Order and Trumbo aud
each good on q clear Party contest for 400 TO 600
whis majority. We feared the loss Of the Ixth
which is by no means a strongly Wing District,
from the moment that Judge French became the
Loco Foco candidate. until we heard that Cox had
e57 majority in the District at the close OF polls on
the frst night, when we supposed all settled "
seems to have been badly unsettled since. The
other two delinquent Districts have been shameful
~ thrown away by the well known trading pro
ces. as follows; Two Wings start in opposition for
the Legislature, in County like Davies or Chris
tisn, where II IL idle to run LocoFocc candidate
and their respective friends become warmly int
rested in the canvass Now at every poll Loco
Foco trained beforehand, comes up along with each
Whig, as nearly as may be, and says, rather like
the other man, but III vote for your Delegate j
You'll vote for my Congressman" Agreed says
the Wing. thinking the Wing Congressman safe
enough anyhow not suspecting that the game has
been concerted and So in conjunction with some
hundred more bockhesds like himself throws away
the District Thus was the Kentucky Delegation
equally divided Is to 81 only four years ago ON the
ave OF the great struggle for Henry Clay. Thus Is
her strength FILTERED away at this Election so that
she will have but six Wings to four Loco-Foco'
iu the new House. How much Of this will thu
Wings OF Kentucky consider enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST -.


The wbig Electors Of ths State Of SewYork are re-
aues,ed To ses 10 thsir Assembly Districts for the par
pose Of choosing One Delegate 10 each Of ssid Dstets
respectively to mee, 10 STATE CONVENTION 81
SYRACUSE on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTH of OcTosER next
for the purpose Of nominating Candidates for the ofces
Of Syaery Of sa,s Conrollv, AHornsy Gea~aL Trsa'-
x,v. s4s E.stnsy and sevvsor. Canal Conss'ro~s'
and IaspsOrs Of Sat- Prtsonsj and 70 transact such
other business ss may be deemed expedieni
JoBN l. sCHOOLcRAFT, LEGRAND CANNON,
JAMES HOgNER HENRY q BAYNOR,
JAMES KIDD cHAs. p. KIRKLAND,
JAMES : TBAYER SETH G. HAWLEI.
August q ls47 Stafs Central COMMUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

Today's Mail brings the unexpected intelligence
tb,,tbe Loco Focos have four Members of Congress
in Kentucky from the I,t Id lid and * Dis
tricts. as follows:
l. Linn Boyd over DR.. DelAny.
II. Samuei Peyt0u over r. l. "addllL
Ill B /. CLARK aver Chss. :. Todd.
X Richard French over Leander NJ. Cox.
We have no particulars, but our correspondent
doubles, has so that tie above is probably certain
Ed Trlb1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

SUPPOSED MURDER AT MlrLyILLE WEST JER-
sYY-Ths TslS9rapt. printed At Brdgton has the psr.
cuars Of 81 occurrence which 10 singular from it,
tai result and the extreme youth Of the parties
csrned On Saturday morning last. two lads named
Postoa and the other Dks left home together for the
purpose OF going out Of o~n short distance To gather
oackberries.
Polston returned home some time during the day snd
when questioned - TO the wheresbout of Diks, said
they had some dispute and separated before reaching
the blackberry field and be knew nothing OF him after
ward No search WAS made for the boy until Sunday
afsrnoon. when a number al persOns proceeded In
search the surrounding country but did not md he body
until Monday evening about II miles from town, and
near where the two boys were seen together.
lie had beeu shot several shot having entered his lace
and head he bad been Otber~ wise beaten and seriously
Injured IL would seem almost impossible from Pol
.ons age he being only about ten years old that he
should commit the horrible deed but the evidence IL
much against him The deceased was about eight yesrs
of ale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

e The CticS Gazette would isin srgue that
because we sought TO prevent the nomination Of
Gov. Young by an Anti Rent State Convention
therefore we justify those Wings who made that
pretext for opposing him No sir-no. at all J
We know generally tba; the foolish will act fool
ishly. the factious factiously. very shallow ira
tionsl pretexs and we often act upon that know
ledge But this is no excuse for either folly or
faction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

CHtNxsr JuNE We rememb-r once reading q sae,
here deserving the ssiouishm~nt ola Yankee sat
per no. whie laying ~ anchor 10 some Of cur fssin
ports h. % by floating Methodist Gu ch . Ut
h appears hss been d,sed down the river ana out 20
nv sans sudden freshet No doubt the worthy -s'prs
alsr"e - al sucn meeting "a ~" waef- -
must hsve N ught ths millennium was Al hsud But
r.ton stmsni could n no way have been equa Z" ~
whlch 10 daily evncsd on board ne k-Nng BY ne tuf-
ou. vsiteis which throrg her curOns deck. Josh a
hls trappiug- the Mandarin aud hs opium pipe The CSC
and their essups ani ohOpsueAssl form me mo'' 80
GU. atlaage that can be Imagined Such p1bfe OF ~
ne.- uf- " al never IN All probability, he asan sea
Nsw-York The stay Il this ve-ssi here WI Ie low ven
short and no on- ought allow her 20 i"NFo "h0ni zee
ing her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
WESTERN ELECrIONs'
Tennessee

z,,t.vILLr, Ohio. Aug Il, lss7.
Tn. Western Mail Just received brings returns
FINN Tr,Sr,,Er which Justify the conviction that
NH 3. Bows The Wig candidate for G0rerH0r'
a., I.,,,r Aaron 7. Brorn The Loco Foco ircr1l-
bert5v THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY!
Nothing heard dehnitively as to Members Of
Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

sANDs's sARsAPAsILLAFor the removal and cure Of ell
diseases having their origin 10 impure state o. bs
blood and ceprsvei condition Of tbs general system, viz
serofala or kings evil Ia he various forms rhsumsu,s
obstinate culsneous eruptons, bot'hes, bes, pimpess
pusules on the lacs chIooic sore eyes hDg~ or ~
ter scad head enlargement or pain Of the bones ed
oints stubborn ulcers diseases arising from an ine4
eious Of mercury and other similar complsn,s. hs
highly concentrated for convenience and portability, eco
tanog Dohng but The expressed essences, and hs 70
preventative Of the sssspaIils Root in the same msnnd
as Qaipne 10 Of Peruvian Bark Morphine u OPIUM
lis IN established fart that few grains Of ether lins
or Morphine contains sill the medicinal vsue Of lsss
quantity ofthe crude substances hence Tho sopenorJ Of
these preparations and invalid would desire TO drns
gallon mixture, when half plat contained ne sans
medicinal ysiue.
Prepared snd sold, wholesale and retail by A. r. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggsls 100 Fulton, corner OF VIII
nsm-sl 27s Broadway and ~ EAsi Brosdwsy, ~ fors
Sold alao by Druggss generally lhrOu ghOu The United
statss. Price 3 per bOttle SIX bOttlss Tor -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

Two MORE JERSEY VETERANS GONE.-Col Dan
Eel Kmper veteran officer OF the War OF be Revolution,
expired at bis residence in brunswick on the otn
inst A, The age Of 9 having been In August 7i9
He served The cause Of Independence faithfully. and
lived the life Of a Christian patriot The next day
Death claimed another of the old wOrthies 10 taking on
Cantsn awis Johnson also soldier OF the Revolution,
who ad nearly reached the sh anniversary OF bic birth
They were eutombed on Sunday. Newark Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
pIsPAroHHs FOR THE TRIBUNE
az MAGNETIC TElEG RAPH
FROM THE SOUTH.

RIcHxosD August u. ls47.
BY the poliiensss OF Mr. Hal " a'hing,on' IL
agent, have obtained the New-Oneans -
and Delta Of the 9Th inst al due at hlcnlN'''"
They contain no news Of interest We nave 10
farther election returns here The mails nave III
gone North 80 late a. due.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
Business Notices.

r. Wien fret cOmHerdri " public sit-ciiou, msfI
pnf ssns doubted the ,ic.cy - advertising In coUny
rewspaper. So u was With steam power, and intsc
most " nOdrr1 invrutOrs and Improvements Thos
who now hereye In advertising can do 20 conveoerli
safsy ard thoroughly through tho agency ofN PALNi
specially tpPOuted ani suth1rized ~ The pfopis
tor, % every zion OF The county
snd rec-ipl for entertainments and shscrpucts
upon the terms are exact7d ~ no others - ns
,oecuye papers FDr nvitog the trade II the South sr
West WIs proper ,eAson for those who prepsss
with Fail Winter supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

~ The Buffalo Commercial complains thatwe
have disturbed the harmony OF the Wing press of
this state-that Order resned in Warsaw TIL
the Editor OF The Tribune came home from the
West and msrred it, The simple truth is this
We were obliged to leave for the West before the
Judicial Election. aud before the mature develop
ment OF the conspiracy OF prominent Wings to de-
feat two OF the Wing candidates Tor Appeal Judges
"a conspiracy which inevitably Paraly zed and
defeated our local tickets in several important
Counties Having succeeded in this the tsctious
ooeny justified their doings by the biiterest denun-
Citations Of that portion ofthe Wing party and Press
which has been sneeringly termed Radical or Pho
srsssive, and The Tribune OF course came IN Tor
fall share OF those denuncistions. The responsi6le
Editor being absent The Tribune said nothing st
the time in reply. When that Editor came home,
he had something to say for himself and who
should pretend 70 better right II he does not
complain Of being ssssiled when absent shall his
accusers whine that he replies on bis returni-
Especially should one who bore so prominent part
in the Vaccinations against hig candidates and in
the subseQuent abuse OF those who adhered faith.
fully to the whole ticket complain that those thus
abused embrace their first opportunity to repyi
Here we are willing the wholSmatter should
rest If those who cut up their ungainy cspers last
sprins will just say frankly whether they do do
not mean to do so again. fthey intend to oppose
and defeat Wing candidates Of conceded ability
and worth merely because some who are not
Wings propose to vote foe them, we think they
shoald not again 50 into Whig State Conventions,
and endesvor there TO secare nominations otter
their own heart. For our part. We intend as here
tosore, to support the entire Wing State Ticket
unless II shall be composed OF dishonest or inosps'
bic men no matter II Down Renters or Up Rent
srs Abohtionisss or Anti.Aboliuoaists. Shakers OF
Normops shall hold meetings and resolve to sup
port some and oppose other Of the candidates upon
IL We shall gladly hear that any Of these pro
pose to vote for soms all Of the Wing candidates
and shsu never think Of opposing any Of them OF
thu, account. Let US hear that those who plotteS
against Msssrs. Jordan and whItils'sy will hence
forth 20 straight ahead for the Wing ticket and
the past shall be ~ though Il had never been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
Lawn Election.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday Evening. Aug -.
Returns have been received from part Of the
young State of Iowa In the LIST District TfomP-
son. the Loco Foco candidate has been elected to
Congress. In the Id District the contest is close
and the result doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

r. The Museum sincs the exhibition % he Parorons
repesentlux the CITY ~ Londno, has beeD crowded =
a.rb ,enres-ntaion Every one. who Las had oppot
unity OF luiging from actual obsersai'n p,onounee
perfect The Snskng QIskefs ~hO lesve ~ ciiy Al he
close ~ his wesaDt The Ofyh-sn fsIlJ b.s beuNt
TIE hesuii'nl Vocalist. Pee AHrs Come 1fer; Mss
Gertrude aud Julien, Dancsis. VI ~ o'h-f.s sppe~r
- anf ? ~ The Museum csc - s.si 81 a. sli hra
from 4. NJ. 10 ~ z H.-Uhen ils miliott - cunotts
q z -r-urs liA cry L. arr y be 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

DAGuE,RsorYPs PLArEs-L b. BIsssE Co % WI
lisms second eoor hand aud constantly ecsr
Ing Dsgueueo,ype Plates Nos 20 40 ard CO. Of heir BRAID
fsvorsby known throughout the United States, whieA
they warrant equal 10 quality to any ever imporedg
ihen and which they oer for sas a, the loves, nai
prices Chemicals and other substances used IN hs Pho
togrsphlc Process yoigsnieIs German Cameras, impr
ed direct from Vienna, always for sale.
l.. b. BINSSE co 83 William ST. second hoof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

DiAMosD.POsTED GOLD PESs-If you want Co;
Pen with silver penccsse for 81 &c. that others eel r
81, orhy you want genuine Levi Browns Premium Pz,
10 10 ). w. Gsg.roS Co. n Cedsr-st New YORK orS
ChesnusL Phsde phs where you got the beat Psn'
In The markell AZ fedncei prcas with no excenilnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

enc. o, Prison Rsform--BO Economist ANXIOUS 70
.n--o,nd avery cottage and cabin with Scientific
cuIsure. and Thrift and PleHty-could iAil OF de-
living interest and profit from visit to Ebenerer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

ytKcrslA,-We omitted by mistake the vote OF
Prince George County in giving the Ofhcisl Vote
at the ate Special Election This correction makes
the vote stand as foloTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Ma. iOF French 10 Lawrence and Greenup
yet to hear from. No doubt Of French's election.
A letter from Maysyi.le to the J1,on says
Returns from 70 counties heard from. show IA ms.
j0rty q upwards OF go favor OF the Convention
the Constitution and above ell the legal voters
10 those counties From present sPpeArADces the ma
j0ri,y Ia the State iOra Convention will be large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
BALTIMORE. Thursday Evening, Aus. u.

BALTIMORE Thursday Evening, Aug. -.
The New-Oresns Mail has arrived. but brings
no news worth transmitting by Telegraph.
The Wings hove gained three Members Of Con
gress in North Carolina.
No farther returns from the Election in Alabama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

Doors, sHoEs and GAiTEss At JOsEss, AnnsL near
the Museum You can get the frat quality OF hne FTs
calf Boots at only 81 So second quality Boots IS
Also splendid assortment Of Congress Boots and Gaien
equally low for cash only No AansL au1 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

lScCSsTTrUTIOSAL LAWS IN TEE SLAVE STATE
The hbs HsaiS Of the let inst sAys that magistrate
hss committed - jail eleven free men OF color eonPos
ina the crew OF the Ambassador. The captain vas
Obliged % pay the costs and give bonds In the sum OF
$4,000 carry these away from the STATE accord
ing tie lsws made and provided In such cases The
two otner vessels have also been sent 10 prison
under SIMILAR eircumstznces-the whole number OF men
In the three comprising y. Heavy penalties will
seeordsg 10 sw, be Indicted on these meu Il they re-
turn 10 ne State.
The -iNs Of which under the laws Of Alabama these
hs'e been guilty consists In their having blsos
skin ami being frse For this they subject 20 hne
and imisonment vhenever they may set foot sifn N
the territory Of that civilized State
In c,rtsin lnsrru ment known the Consfifn-
too Of he Unted states there wss provision 70 tbs
eject th citizens Of any state Of the Union sns
De enutd 10 all the privileges and nmuntes Of these
Ia say oher eut this. presume was not intended 20
include b independent confederation Of Alabama How
loas srs thess tkinss 70 Be psusary submitted 10
Gaseftc and Tiaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

~ A FAscISATiSG svoT Il lhs COney Island 10 eog
days ~hen 10 really CD KIDD " IN The suliTines
town. To take thu American Eagle steamer and ssil dom
bay Is to be transported from Pu'gatory TO Eysuu
aud lhen ihs bah at Coney Island operate. like meg
upon tie system. No stranger should fail 10 visit u
Parsdse OF aa ice-chesL The Ees@ leaves Pier ~ kr
Ia 1 .ua 4o'.lock The Ion T. not Yet repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

~ Gold Pens every description may be bad Of BIZ
WATSON 4 Co IS Wilism-st one door below usBst
opposite Merchants Exchange ard Y SAVAGE % Fol'
tonsr They have the exclusive sale Of the Rehesu'
Psus. q only They the best and ehsspsst 10 he
cl,, Levi Brown. Pens a, reduced prices. g. ohs.
pens from IS cents TO o. So Gold Psnscnetgy repshsd