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arrhna and summer complaint. Probably
there never was "a remedy that has been so sue
cessiul in desperate cases of consumption, as
this Il clcanses and strengthens The system,
and appears to heal the ulcers, and the patients
gradually retain their usual health and strength
Great Female Medicine.
DR. TOWNSEND satsaparllla Is sovereign
and speedy cure ior incpleni consumption, bar
IennesS, prolapsus, uleri, or falling OF the
womb coStivenesS, piles, lencorrho:a OF whites,
IobSlTucted or difficult menStrualon, inconti-
nence OF urine, or involuntary discharge there
OF, and tor the general prostratlon Of the sys-
TEN, no matter whether The result Of inherent
cause or causes, produced by irrcgularity, i'll
ness or accident.
1 Nothing can be more surprising than its in
vigoraling effects of human frame, Persons,
! all weakness and laSsiude. from taking it at
once become robust and full of energy under
( It's influence. 1, Immediately counteracts the
InervelessncSS OF the female Frame which is
/ the great cause of barTennesS
/ II will not be eydected OF us, in cases Of so
delicate a nature, to exhibit certificates OF
cures performed but we can assu the afllict-
eI that hundreds of cases have been reported
/ TO us Several cases where families have been
! blosSod with hcolihv otlSIrinpS.
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DnENpFyL FnE AND EARrHQrAEr At san
rlAGo, CnLr. The y. Y. Sun publishes the
following Santiago, the capital Of Chill, was
visited by another destructive FIRE, on the night
ofihe l2th Of April. 1t commenced on the
w.starn side Of the Plaza De la Iniepcndencia.
In. liamas spread with great rapidi;y, and
soon envelopcd a row Of beautiful buildings
cl,d po10' ornlmcnted with elegant pillars,
&c. The loss Is estimated at half million of
dollars.
Several lives are said to have been lost
While the fire was raging, strong shock
oi an earthquake occurred. This added great
u to the general alarm and this WIS further
increased By 4 second fire., which broke out in
another part Of the city.
Il IS stated Is remarkable fact, that in the
city Of Santiago, with population Of aNon'
TOO 900 Inhabitants, there were only two fire
engines.
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40 all lovers Of Pure and Fra

~1es &c NvzT III cyIo I7I- U,sA
'yN!lIS Company, although It cannoI boast Of
i being The oldest Yea Establishment in A.
IncrIca doe, clilm to have sold during the two
years of lis existence, more good pure, aud un.
mixed Teas, aud a, lower prices, than any SIM.
lar establishment IN The Unted States.
The following is a list Of their retail prices,
which VIII be found to be nearly the same as
similar Companies The only difference they
claim. is in The quality Of the Teas.
GREENS. BLACKS
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1Diciciic. fOri.lc sick. &C.
BLANK BOOKS, &C.

7 EDGE - JDurGarS: Diy.boolls, BlDucrs
Ia Alphabetical Ledger, Letter books, Receipt
po'a,' Naul,.rip' books Memorandum hooks
AlUhibets Harvs Nc. The above Tor ,a'ca
JAS. IlAMMOND'S Book Store
June =.
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GuildeIlanl- OcI. D. lhI1.

bulluelldhu, ocl' 20, lSiI
DR. J. S. Wood-l ieel ii my duty to inform
you that yoir Sarsapariila Elixir has been of
very great service to bo.h myself and my IA
lher. lie IN particular has taken only one bot
tie, and The alteration IN his case i, quite aston
ishing. From being feeble and sickly, unable
TO Ia5or, and lingering for five or six years past
he is now quite well and strong. lie declares
nc was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
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-'.'.7' l''' WV i'NItNNf '|f
Painting Had Ginning Business

taiiitinG ana Ginning Husin,~s
ou hi-owu account %. .uctr-.pr Zoo Duuhau -
Gfeen' a' ihe old s''ud, Np lIG Thames street.
.lueAi sou.h OF tDe Post c.l.rrl and lntrnd.
keeping err"rH assortment of PANT. OI.
bli--. Naur,H, Brushes, Sc. Sc %, ~ modpf.
il~ prcc. %, any ohaf store in town Gratr.
iul for past luSot he respectfully solicit, 70
continuance.
GEORGE W GREEN
April e l-is br
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
S A X 5 Il II a RIL L A.

WON DER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
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FaSiOf OF Hudson 81. VI. E. Church.
Hear the testimony Of highly valuable cii-
zen, and an honest man.
Bank Department, Albany, May IL, lSi7.
DR.. Wood-Sir-l have been afflicted for
some lime with severe sick headache, produc-
I'd by continual close application. ! have
lrlrd the usual remedies in such cases, but to no
effect. Al the solicitation OF a mend was in
duced to use your SarSaparlla Elixir, and with
decided benefit, the complaint being about re-
moved, aud would recommend it to those simi-
Harry afflicted. Yours, &c.
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ABRAHAM VAN WORMER.

asthma, Pdipitation and gathering IN tie Hdd.
AIRS Ann blaNe, very respectable lady Of
this city writes:
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle of
your SarSaparilla Elixir, deem it my duty to
give my testimony to It's beneficial effects upon
system long afflicted with the asthma. gave
/. TO my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with the palpitalion Of The heart, sholt-
ness OF the bJeath, swelling ofthe tonSIls, and a
gathering in The head lis effect upon her was
truly surprising, removing the difficulty IN each
particular. No family should be wIthou, it.
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Town IeRisinfure,

The 81. Louis ReDu5i,can says petitions have
been presented in the Iowa House Of Represents
tives rom Mr.. kinsmans district against bis right
to n seat The Committee to whom this matter
va. referred il is said, wi make report against
the RIGHT Of Mr.. X - seat. The eligibility Of
other members is contested, aud the cases have
been referred to Committees.
resolution to go into joint convention. for the
election of Senators, Judges Of the Supreme Court
6c was laid on the table in the House. The
wings are opposed to going into an election until
the Houses are pursed of illegal members
The House passed q resolution TO adjourn on the
lerh inst. 1t was sent 70 the Senate for concur
renee
D. tier - the Bloomington Hefaid says
Tho Locos have had great dculyin agreeing upon The
men Senators and Supreme Judges A. one tine Il WAS
sad Bradley prospects were hest in the North, while
IL was pretty well Understood that Gen Dodge 70 be
the man south Bradley prospects began TO dwnde and
tisn1w sad that Dodge and Wilson are TO b. the men,
hastings and Hemps,ed are 10 be the Supreme
Judges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

The Barlugf9g Free Pres OF the 18th instant
has nj editorial article introducing commUnic9-
ton in favor Of the nomination Of Henry CLAY Tor
the next Presidency. from the iormer oil which We
copy the following passage as showing the ieellng
Of the Wings ia that quarter on that interesting
subject
As matters stand. IiT;sRY CLAY the great faeh
cSior the exalted Patriot profound Statesman and
the Honest Man H. beyond al ODDS. our FRT choice Tor
President q the United states AM believe the hrs
choice Of nnetvhuniehs Of The rank and &C. the true
,eorkngmen Of the mig party IN THIS STATE, AMI IN thls
Unlon. We iHCr HISaT Clay; and Il Is mol our nten-
ton again n the course Of oaf short e 70 30 Il bind
for arv candidate 1r Prcstet. or Vice PRESIDENT we
can nep II. The experience rye have had IN JchH Ier
gives as decided aversion sr sxpetiency Preidents-
TIE man who commands ods support must be w mig
and nothing short Of IL. lie Gsi be opposed 70 The ex
tension Of SLAVERY he thO1 "a part Of an nch; he
must be In favor Of protecting American enterprise and
Industry he must lie opposs 10 that most miserable Of
al possible or conceivable tmbugs, me SUB IRE tsary'
(Which requires seven stag, and fui,i nj guard -
remit $4,000 from CHICAGO St. Louis he must be IN
favor giving % the several states what o. right belongs
10 them the proceeds Of n gales Of the public lands IN
stead OF wasting them upon she current penses Of the
Government he mast be u .vor Of protecting our COM
merce BY jui.c0us and LIBERAL system Of River ana
Harb1r Improvements.
an all these particulars which comprehend, as We un-
fs-.tanf them, she distinctive principles Of the wings,
uESRr CLAY is wei known ~ hold the precise opinions
we advocate. Oher disilr gulsAed gentlemen 10 me Wig
party and patriots, Webster, Corwin CLAYTON
Mclean, are aware hold the same oYini'ns-are
Wings the true OF the tefm And ether o. tne
or any other Wings. shall esteem our highest pleas
ure 70 well tafy 10 support. f nominated b the wing
National Convention. Bat high above them AL IN me
magnitude Of patriotic he has rendered 70 hs
country. and the claims he has upon his country
tude, sands Henry Cay, and hl.ard FILLMORE q New
York, Abbott Lawrence o. Massachusetts,, or sons otler
Antpoie Of John Tyler AID 90 not succeed trnH-
phaniy against tie bad principles and measures
OF the dominant party greatly mistake the riesc
ard patriotism Of the American people
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Michigan Politics, Reform, DC.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

CORES OndtnCe OF Inc lIloNics
DErRoIr. AL. IS, Isis.
DEAR GREELEY: The weather is as warm here
as April-mud very deep, The politicians are busy
doing their own. not their masters work. Casss
Letter has arrived and during the last week has
been the political theme. IL is sbundRnty evident
TO ali that il intended for home consump-
tion. Several Democrats have come out boldly
arsins, the letter, and have been severely dealt
win by the herd Of occupants Of petty offices.
have not publicly expressed my opinion yet among
our friends To speak plain, | dread the storm
tbat il brewing. Every day makes It more c'rfaia
mat Csss viii be laid on the she'll and here more
,h.r anywhere else will desperation sess the od Hank
crs The Pontiac Jdct'011r, the leading DenoeiAle Ps-
pr In the Second Congressional District tAe, suoue
ground aganst Casss Letter IL se mystery 70 many IN
honest Democrat how goe5 old Wsshnston could have
ever signed the famous Ordinance OF is' (As reehA..
by Congress few years aitcrwAre,i when ptohlo-s
slavery In any part Of The North ives; ielIi'os' @>'s
the Constitution gave him the power. .,-
Oar leglslalurei Is now IN session, snc s thoIousnN
Democratic. Among the peoples friends ~ the tNo
Houses, none are more prcmner; ihnn Dr. >ANtti -
roN ard JOHN ALLEN. senators from he 'crn'y oi WASH
tcnaw Ry their ch the Jucic AIRY and Fracce
hi he several Courts Of this state have been materially
foryrsi The County Court which Q. called the Peoples
Cont enc merits IT'S name created BY their ehort
ard h Is said the statistics viii show hat the costs In All
me Courts OF the State have been reduced $4,000 during
me wear ihs. Court has been cstasdshed.
The D'-0n A3.rtsr. IS you know. Is now 10 charge q
e.so ". Wisntr lie has not got nirly uuccr way. He
ZEN. great del o. fruih seon cur party how no nncs
cut 50 mrch Il mystery. -,
i,,c~ss, in The Improvement % Lake Hsooss No man
vi receiye the vote Of tbs state isf lrss'a Z. VINO
c,,n,otted 10 the S0uhern policy Nnln Is sa 20 is'oI
OF Tiyic- II he runs he VIII pfoosss 80 - -,
we are very srxous 70 see me end o. 'ho Va" 81" '1'
&c "'n'a ''''' u T. WIZ A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
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Inv Reforr,-1heIawyer Monopoly.

TIE Courier and Enquirer BVBalo Commercim.
Rocis'ter D0dy Adrerfisey and BHUoio ETpTess,
dislike the law of last session passed after the No
yember elections had enabled some Of the members
10 ascertain public sentiment which enables every
citizen 20 select his advocate md attorney IN law
suit, either from among the gentlemen OF the pro
iessiou or lis or her private acquaintanoes.
Some of these papers think that the new statute
will conflict with that clause OF the Constitution
which requires moral character learning and ability
in practitioners. Where is the Judge who will
venture 70 affirm that the man whom the Constitu
ton recognizes as sufficiently learned 90 select
Judges. Senators Governors Congressman, District
Attorneys Attorneys General Electors OF President
&c is too ignorant to defend a neighb0r IN law
suit
As the laws are now complicated, contradictory,
unsettled. called common in Jest, and yet never re-
duced into code on scientific prnciples-with the
modes Of conducting lawsuits converted into sort
of witchcraft in the process OF which PLAIN bust
ness-men find themselves in roc or thick MIST
bat from which they usually emerge, after long
time tolerably well heeced and sufficiently bad
eered-it will be the interest of prudent people
when In great causes Obliged to resort To law to
seek out honorable and experienced practitioners
men who understand the sinuosities OF a perverse
sn,iIepublicsn system. Skill and character disdsin
the shield Of monopoly ignorance and immortality
ought not to obtain it. The Legislature cannot
make learned lawyer by statute there is no
rows road to learning We trust, however, that
the Legislature now in session. viii be found to
possess the will and the ability TO Garry ont in
good faith the intention of the trainers Of the Con
stitu,on, which was TO give plain rules Of sub
stantive and adjective law the remedy and the
gaide-board or road TO it. When they do that the
management OF a suit will be greatly simplifed.
There is a species Of lawyers who dislike to see
the rules which guide society made plain to all but
unless that is done. equal justice becomes a by
word. The City of New-York may hire eminent
counsel to follow through every legal maneuyer,
the defenders of Restell--they may fec them'by
the q 600. or as high she can pay butif in dis
outes between the rich and the poor, years must
elapse and enormous costs be paid before final
decision is obtained the boasted equality OF man
before the law becomes & bitter taunt, and equity
itself Jest.
Some Of our contemporaries infer that law re.
form, the scientific codifcston Of the millions OF
rules and decisions called common law, will fail be
cause Messrs Collier and walworth, gentlemen far
advanced in years, decline lRborious task. 1.-THE
Legislature look to it, there's fear OF q scarcity
Of first rate codifers Messrs Grahsm and Fields
practice reports will soon be before public. and
doubtless be every way worthy Of their able and
experienced authors.
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To To Lsyislsfpre 81 he SAT- o. Sce-IOrt;
rsssecay represent thai BY reference 70 the 4h and
SIN sections m he act entitled An act 20 aanOriZs he
!.ne.s OF Baukirg." passed Aprl Is l.ss. i WI Be
seen hs, n any person or As5ocision possessing
B.ukiug privileges under SAID act shall fs refuse q
public notice. 10 sell a. pub auction, the puoc stocks
ne5ged OF ths bonds and mortgages assigned for the
curity AID pzyme1s q such bills or notes. There 10 no
lower la The ColrCtr 20 flrcciosc tie mortgage, hrf
only s,1 them and there may be sscrhee OF snch
sale 10 the loss Of Tie b-hoters. Wien he land ise
would BE- A5unIsut security which might Re available n
there was power IN he Controller - Sci the lands when
aseed esentia 70 the safety a he th st1fs puzzle
me notes Of the "Auas Bank q Newlofk. 90 Ciymer
Chautsugus Co are under protest, Al. resort %
The securities yin probably be necessary Ia ihs case
there Is one large mortgage i9r soaoo covering several
80 al .ui wbca m'ghE be 500 separately on IRE
closure 10 4 obvious hat there can be ou. feH c0mpe
,-s f- ls-r. uo-tyarc T. e not susceptible n fv
don and the coscqrerce VII probably b that nc mort
g,-e Will Be sscrf,ed and the shode-s nj rcd fthe
controller had the power Of foreclosure De could sail he
isut ln usrce.s Mary wUut become competitors for
he amount y Be realized from me fr0pery would e
rss,lv rcreasei for the 5snsdi Of the li-59ders.
arv OBJECTION % TINS wouii 70 "a the tslsy &C
,sned bv foreclosure and TIE consequent tspreclAon
al TIE tsls N the muks,. rs would be arsts1n Wy
the Controller sn1u never resort % i1recosure insiesi
al ,sie when lie sasaol Eey q realize much more oy
az asn by frs sure Bgt there may Be case. and
evo this l. one. IN wrcl ne poFer 20 i0recose volii
~. hihiv herefcL ST., therefore, c ne opinion hist
.,-s Galley r-1irts tisref power In me Control
r either 10 sell or rsr'ose the uorsges a. ne ssfsv
al ,he hhoide-s nav IN ~ --l-7n, require not orT ln
the else. Above STATED - ne 'rt ' AZ others When my
sT.ss aas would respectfully ussssi that lAE 70 sa,n
c- be pasted a. Son ihs psas1-e lli convenience
g. FILLMORE. cou,rol.F.
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'OG. VIZ. No. 2JJ.



CoIEsAS's uOTEL. wAsHNcTos. Jan L.. Isis.
To n, fafor Or The Tribune;
SIR The obsequio1s General Cass once Of New.
Hampshire. aterwald Of Ohio. aud now Of Mich.
gan i. respectfully invited to annex to his next
appeal 70 Southern cupidity the following extract
FROM NoRrBERs Wilmot Proviso' mans letter
Col GraysoD wrote from your City where Congress
we're then assembled, multiplying Slavery in Ohio,
Michigan. Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin. in order
that they might preserve the Tobacco monopoly 70
Virginia and the South. Der Chivalry" sell their
sons and daughters aud brothers and sisters to the
highest bidder, like Josephs brethren: but unlike
the children Of Israel. they exhibit no sense Of
shame when their preference FOR coin over coDsan-
guinity is exposed. Therefore Col Graysons
statement will not, it is presumed bring blush
upon the cheek Of any NJ. c. south Of Mason &
Dixons line.
EIfacf from letter a5dresd to iis co,ogues fiea
~ IirgtHia, By Col. WILLIAM GEAYsoS, dssgafs 10
'EEw-YosE, Aug Q, 1897.
"since my last Congress has passed tie ofa nance for
the Government Of the Western couutiy, 10 manner
something different from the which sou drew thou h
expect the departure csnnot be essential bot hat Vii
APPRECIATION lo1 VIII observe that the consent
rg'i also that the former act is repealed a5fo,iy
satisfied, therefore, you will do eyihiug IN your
power 10 get ne state 20 after Der act Of cess on IN such
viii square With tie ordnance 10 tae
suhifct ~ not tsken up last year.
'TnE CLAUSE RESPECTING SLAVERY WAS
AGREED TO BY THE SOUTHERN MEMBERS FOR
Ye PURPOSE OF PREVENTING TOBACCO AND
INDIGO FROM BEING MADE on We y W. SIDE
Or TIE ONO. As WELL As FOR SEVERAL 9TH
ER POLITICAL REASONS.
After this ordinance passed IN Congress, the East
Ohio Company came forward, and have agreed with
Ccnge ioT between Eve aud six mi hons II lying
bel the Scots and Ye western boundary Of the
and extending back into country about miles
" following terms, dOilsf psi public
securities deductng onethrd Of sdoar for bad isna saG
SUI .eyiug," &C.
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TO TIE LADIES.

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Ds TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARfLLA lisa sovereign and speedy
cure for and for the general proc
tration Of sy5tenO matter whether the result OF IN
h-rent produced by irezaarty iinesor
accident -, -. ~. -
ssrts on tie human frame Persons all and las
.td- from taking 10 st once become robust and full Of
energy under its influence II Immediately countefacts
Ia. neryeessness Of the temao frame, which 10 inc great
IL will not be expected Of In Of 30 delicate Ms
ture exhibit certificates Of cures performed Dut We can
the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have
Ds TOWNSEND: My wife being greatly distressed By
weakness and general debility and suffering continually By
rain and with other difficulties, and having known eases
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
obtained bottle ofyour Extract ot sarsapariis and fo
loved the directions you gave me- in snort period y re-
moved her complaints and restored her 70 health Being
grateful for the benehts she reesyed take pleasure
tau, IT, and recommending 70 tho public
NJ. d. MOORE, cor. OF Grand and Lydias sta.
A'0i ~ MorHERs AND MARRIED LADIES'
This Extract Of sarsapsra has been expressly prepares
in reference 10 female comp aints No female who mas re
son to suppose approach that critical period "tns
turn OF sT should neglect take IT. certain pro-
~hieh females are subject At his time fife This period
may be delayed for several BY using this msdicns
Nor Is valuable for those who approaching ~o
manhood calculated 70 assist nature By quickenine
the blood nyigorzng the system Indeed This med
eine invaluable for all the diseases 70 which women are
Il braces the whole system permanently the
tura rxiss-by removing the impurities Of the bod
40 fr stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation which the OF most medicines taken TOT
f-r1els y.sskuess snd d sesss
Nh rorchsss none Dot sach Is have wrappers that
hide he bottle completely and have The written 'snsfafs
OF ). P. TOWNSEND.
dinxh Co Stet.-st. Bcs.on Dyot sons, y North
second ct Philadsphis 3 Hancs, dr1sgis Bsltimors
DaroI Co. Richmond; P. ~ Cohen, Charsstyn Wright
\ Co Isl Chanrssst Nev-Orlssnsj lob south PeaIlst
-olbsny; Nsn B9s<k ~ cor. Of Nsfkst ard Brood ss
Newark J. and By Principal D5uzz'', and Merchant:
til Cszsdss ~ 3svin'hWkF
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
NoRsIyG REr0Rr

SLSATE---.AIEANE, Feb. I'm
Mr. WiLKIs rom the ms lrty OF tie Committee
on 81 much d the Cos srrOrs Message a. relates o.
the Mexican " ar END the Lexington hsso'util %.
introduced by NJ. BlrEE. rePorte ,stoBsiy against
the position taken by the Governor.
Sir. FiSE is now making Minority report
ASSEMBLY,.
Mr.. PHGSIx introduced bin 70 continue the act
relative to Guardian Insurance Company
The House went into Committee or the Senate
bill 10 punish adultery, and on the substitute FOR
the bill reported by the Select Committee 10 pro-
gress made.
TIE House Il now in Committee Of the Whole
on toe general bill Tor the Incorporation OF Gas Com
Dslies
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uANk-'- IMPROVED LotcnouFs A'r-tiest.I
Al fcr vsrm'1g gusre soa Prsats nui dps eomsi-.ns
me- ssanis tian aay article Of frs kind nsF N g'-
AZ e Ice motive Boiler j. more tconon az can ~
boss 81 is tbs Irirrsvsi Air Heater w-u ompnri
80 - 49,. - 10 D.. lsf IL eil Isdtfe r.or-
he.f With fiTsr quantity q t1e n "a M pinr -
Il ,e-fscfIy acccss5le al tlss 2o- may - cleared ca
.ss. ard scot either when IN operation Or not me ppo
A. a. fsqas.ed % cal a. tn as-rcy sct etne one N
ersrssoa fIlsIstJ GEORGE PIERCE, - Broadway.
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CsSADA-Thc Canada Company sod aud leased
"a ist-, nearly 10000 Of land. Their receipts
were slso0Ss, and the srnut dividend per cent.
At Terreeonne. Montreal. gentleman was running
sap from his maple trees and manufacturing Il oio sugar
on the rs; week In January Tho Wles' ntims;es that
Canadian mercantile credit very gcoi in Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-02

~ Col RICHARD NJ Johnson has just made
his appearance on the Washington boards, taking
lodgings with his relative, Rev. Obadiah b Brown
We predict that he will give the LocoFoco ospi-
rants to the Presidency some trouble. Dick las
little talent. is shocking buneler at speech
making. and didnf even kill recomseh but he is
q good natured, good hearted fellow, and has the
elements Of popularity about him if he could only
be properly trotted out the Presidential turf As
this is the day of heroes why should Mt one Of the
oh stock stand n chancel