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New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
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gyi!E n.!crnei s iahc Tie agency los 'e s"'e OF
HiiSS CLOCKS, their Cock " aero9m, No 20 ~. ii
n. ,crc >r tacir pArr%r Eight 'N "ni ifli "ur
Bra Clocks. variety Of pattern at ;i c,'si wholesale fIer{
,r. Merchant nn, Clocks woald 10 well I" eau ana
examine their before purchasing Also az assortment o '''-'
CorI Cue,F ron lecolccl the number vi n' - IL
stai Ia - ~ -
~ ~ g. ,.',,.cl aud warranted, mjr
Larsg3a ~. tsstTc:lss1'T, aeA aiaAef, hiefe"aH''
- Exchange, OF Nsl and ~ HAN Sire t. ns ~, @
viii ir -iv,u repairing n' Watches The mo-; complicated part
f DupN .d lhrunSieier Watches pot IA t-i :" lac :" sn'
Mr. lalicnd make hi- ahnov osenens 10 he r'e
for their kindness AID patronage fic' hi IN ~" orH ' ..
a si,c their preference IN ntn Duplex "oFA. "~ WIZ
mo-, Ia. ALE 10 mako ans d.ooa-t from the rci"l Pre-
Iu,y n,cpendeu Second And other Watches % 'ii,H raj
term, ,r SIDE waraa,d rc!lco the money r'uTne 'e'i'!
and silver " axe ust.d ..,.-.c.r ~ .,,,,,>,n
all ly "f..>'-D -
Ca.5s, MP s=i.yE;ss w l&ECE sS i>iioaaoie = ~
SILVER Spc-u>. Kn'c.. Sugar Tong ~c Pl"''"
ok. Cani SHUTTERS aii FRAY th-r' 'N'- ""-
ms, Cole Yo and Re, sc nna Fancy ,ois - neTI!
for sale ly s'.N' II . - Wv " ,,.5-tf
EepLy ,a3sq+siia, f'"e'rl sla"s[' ii' 81 INA
I streets I'd 10 ~? io"ery :t4
Watches carefully repaired. -
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

1AUs'ETsN<;-rbe Subscriber ~o7lc ai;e III, F-bt'e ~
ca,-i and his friends a uptown people 7crttairr that
sn on hand Hudson, rtw King nd t''naey .'Teeis'
~ e ma wei selected assortment OF Carpet, Ntch IN eol'e-
ce Of reduced 7cn-c- afford TO 81! nj prices ta e-nTo
''' y, y, 49, ~. ~ THOMAS Dorset.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
OxE PEsaCA 81 OSA.

g>RSONS Wishing H. purchase good cheap CLUIIIiNi would 10
well 10 ca Chat Abere me VII fad tie SOL
low IN. PRICE Cns. 81 ClotI Paais om = t" ~
'arN S, - H. ' J. Co.'s TNE.L.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
R;0Gg' A,.D sF:0E sTSEM'

III no. To ClArliAHi-sr'iNEr.
81 WILLIAM H. SCOFILD opposition to all the hunD"=.
-S cry of the GV,-o 81. Prison mouoaolcS ana 10 i
those miserable, poor Shoe liz offers Hoo ana h" 81
ueaes miss,s cd .n ariel 81 price love- 'h.n
ss, r est III ,cs, in TIC city. Tlc citizens OF Ncwio ~"
DO vel! 20 al Li o'l AID save - PER cent OF tcF
money. W. ID,
i lie doe, no Dragging cu $40" Wisdom" neither
do, he accuse . doing hnncss ~ opc Bans
ba, goes opposition all who cl miserable shoes and snc
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
eGNss. ANss SEE.


8 A.a@ IIMBisN Halt. 2f9 Grand street
u the mo ! spltious Wholesale "ud r'tai'
IL " ~ Silts cOOA n tsc United STATE
81 y >N%& III. i.trt Il mud test selected a>'o;
81 " 49,. men, e. LADIES, Misses and Chsdfcn'
fss, SHOES eNe!u.i,cl, all their va'ie'
- .nssss tie. OF pattern, -: dth color, shape
agd usa,ccial usually called for oil our
own unufac.c. We would inform t,c.e ladies ,gho se io'n'
conrcc, f5oaay and elsewhere ts 'cy are rr''
,be necessity odone longer: sci anu
and save cehe hngs aud be better served
DELAYS and d!'ppeitien:S aiealug beng measure"
that ha'ng Iscu 70 100 refso Ia onf r'
soy ,n having been ginl hc sauufact.tcf'
III Ane.i ,i,t OH well kncrr, sfpoNe Of ui DGs
M ia cycry good OH soi The citizens a" New
To ,;ri,p Viin and TIC Surrounding country,
,pecsfniy selected TO aud examine fox ">es Wol>nl
aud y,l ,r, for country ,Tdc viii ahd their sd
rsne 10 m befor- purchasing Nc" only iuAiy n'd quantity
Bat pces saAi make crca, in1ncr'.nI' -, ,.,,
All &io. SNi' H. "N''- iH'''
AMERICAN ssOTEa. az SsNai SINS
vyyIS .r and n,il House sitused NSn-trect oHtin-
Aakr, u,c having excellent View OF Tue hudson e'
II ten entirely wits nc~ 'I ANA convene
iarnc affords the best accommodations 10, ~ se
am. other cstShl NJ an ti
ThoSe wshug syai themselves Of this opPooni'S " ~ ~ "
sPp4y eSy TO the Proprietor. ,,-,,,,. -, Gins
mlS IA L WORKMAN oi"S SiAs'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

.;.rgs Az. MlvI'Ei AND Halt LAMPS. eiratoc Cands
= aba. Jafasi tt TRAY, i'rca' -bheis IN In or , u,
M ,ClI 4 SEN '(N, IA CAatAam-st
n l" '.i'i' . ''" 49, ui2oit
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

. Splendid ASSORTMENT lrcaol aa' tIneroar Paper
! Has f- AMI !-,.cs, tie United Sta'c- r II lne
az and d .x W..e oue - Casais:sec near Goad":, New
York
Purchasers are respectfully ini ell and examine for ihoa-
.rly., ioon, pipcrei j. the r-atc-t Mannef
ala In JOSHUA BROWN, G. CAu.--'rsol.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
BENEDICT * HAMMOND.
css0CTSEGgsG AND Ga.AH>.
-..A

r5rIHiTTS FACE opening at their ,nres' No Vc
rr aud ~ fun ani splendid aoriiaen
the allow soc comprising the latest patterns " oh cy
War, plated Casirrs sc. - -
<,ssrsss s,EEszIkESS SEOtsEt, lO t'o"eFy.IIhe
,rI.r has on coner, assortment OF I ANA nit>s
l ,ll.ru Ware Lamps, &c witch val; he 80 very s'ea
for ash At wnolcsaIo and retail , Dt LII
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
elEE:AEs .Heb 5000.


RI ALL who wait Boot, and shoes u: the best quality
M and ;tc rsiuns have hitherto been "l'r III u.
~ civ ,il please ca al CLINTON ROOT AND SiOL
MARkT No 20i Caaa>,rec northeast Of Hudoastroc
,herc can he found e,cry tus the Boot and Sho' Ike
cheapcr than ever Ladies' yoa get Gaiicrs bnSi " aAns
Shoes and SLIPS at this suhnert Of al cci"r, and Ln!s ii'
Cor the prg and summer Cheap h cheapest and goo" a.
the be Country s"ctcd 10 c! AID eNne oar
stock OF GOO ID, bci r. purchasing el>e"ieTs
NB-Dos, :;asct and number; .i Canal street ncrih
of liulson-sireet u NNoN " W. "'t' i''
Ga ,rasE ess.aRr SgaCstlE.RNE: E;03E <
sHOE MlskET, - CatiArine-s;sUct corner OF N"iT"e
M SCRlSNER II would 1Gol She ci,i1cnN OF Ne"-t"r
T lroosrn aud the surrounding country, Ia;hcy have "lehea
Z store, with oOt> ana Shoc'
Enouc., TO supply hai the Nation
The Cbcapost and Fest ~ 81! Creation
lai, vo, can fn ut spcadd sorimei Of h'" ana
colo-o ;i,or typed Cloth uk Morocco" French bH,kn ZIP
pc, md r a, su,, his price usually asked Ia" 'he
articles. , r ,,,, ,,.l c.,.
gs, P,nrn S.oc md Pumps tc."thsr with any quantity OF
Bow Miss an l4:cn Bcc aud Shoe sls OF WHICH VIII S'
NH I- ,ta the SINE sold before '"ne one
come AL and examine for yourselves r. ~,
P.se rrserc tia, /, ~ Cahain' corner oil Nu
stree, II, consr below Lord Tayof AID next door to u!
Country nrchant, and ,e trade who wish to buy
- - ~ 'AS"J ~ mil Ia
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
reached us.

SOS. -:ainons The Clinton County Wing says that Q"
wedac.4ay the lsl ,lr mar named IVES; :ouy kid
naprc a, Aourgb " by PARTY Canadians carried INTO
tn, rroviee AID seat 70 M charge of having been con
cerned in SOME of tee burn years since II that quar-
ter /, n.odaes it, statement BY saying that he was deo'y Cd
over the rne by man indebted BY promise ct Pay
,n and then seized BY company of Royal VoisPtfef'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03


'---r=--z-=--------,7ga.---z-s =s=z==7=z=z=
a, TO LET IN BR0OkE.2N-one hall OF a large
- lrc tor bs eond door and on the T do a[e
ol mir and water Rem, S75. Inquire ea-5t-
,,,1S Ell, ,.., AID o.hio,r,bl, d-i.he, ,, ,r,
III oa retc with ever convenience in the ysenity OF the
-A%kA loser uart of Cana-st
Ao store and Cellar corner Washington and Christopher
washing ton->t. jea
ii TO LET.
Ing -, -; 81 - 80
nl5tf ALFRED ROACH, - Beekrnan-stree,
mn : I,g
(sA ~. ,,a .o-v Of ,t, ~ VI % ,r,..oe, !,
- one Of Tie best SONS in the CITY for Printing oce or an,
light business being lighted three App
s21u II. GREELEY, or J. WINCHESTER. 80 inn-s!.
IN zsoUsE syANTED1any ?er.o %, HAVING a .laaI
- l. - a.. i , i If , " Nv " iii 6cc a, perka,,.
o VI, ,an n1 sy % .51e, ., l. at hi. Office
uars m u
ncrs,.-e V., v-E,.,
1 TIC splendid Basement Rooms the Merehant: fyehanre
corer OF Wan a"d H"no'eee's' AriHy 10 ip, icar'n
n nee Gi '' company '0'"e! Wi%cnESrER. ~ ncet
10 :" ', -, -.
$g FOR SAlfi-or exchange for productive City Proper
mile from a" Sor,po, rom; from which steamboat
from 5ewlo 1crl Good buildings good &c &C.
FOR full p9f9 ., f ar ,t w. c MDo sa s @ IN
on;rc ~. aLoye e!.lm.
iut ---5=-
:. r. = FOR 1LBIyY:.. FIFE s.,
49, The ne. a*d cGnF1d'op gaino"a, , no ~
A'il;I'IO', N'p. w. H. 49, ., w." IN TIL 20,
per- between Ccriano, al ''e''y s'e'' '
Ths .p new steamboat R0cnEsTER Capt, A. st, John leaves
'g I'm , rit y , ,',/ ~
N fe p g SCIJJI ~ at the Office OF on board.
n An kind, of property taken ONLY at the
thereof i.3
=. -, -, ,..,, y, "a. ~. vi, 49,, NJ,
~, .a- T ri 1ar b AfBI,ET n p
DHiey Iaasef' having the largest iu'' d 'o' 'as " %
For balance Of freight passage having handsome furnished
ppI' board at Pmeect wharf o 10
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
Cfusi.ls' EyIsY eSesTEb5.


rENliE subscriber, III. Distinguished preference ~
received year, he's cay TO inform ms friends
public ianl and ay rcc'lus choice ana
cycn,iy" assortment Dry ools cnGs tr- in part of
Bnck uc brown green Oxford and steel mS brcncOt
Singl" and duuh" uIllci Ca,-imcrcs aud Satinets
Jeans co!Dc Camhc FROM Is yard upwards
Garment Furniture and French Caicoes
Printed Law and Hlsi.i,, II cVcrv -t'ic.
lie Lame Chai, and Sl for resses IN great variety
English, FrcpcI and Scotch G,L.laE.
.eh and iiTdscye Di,pcr. go.
Mcrino Cashmere Fiout,clj=o Grape, Stl ani silk
Shnxls and Handkerchief.
Table Cloths and Toncliar
(sayA.s O.n1JI-.s Ru.sr Sfcc; ami Ticking
irish Linens, IlolsiD!, all French ,.inch Camhrics
silk Cashmere 'lcrjno Lambs ~ oo Wor>srd iIocy at
al priccS
Ribl,l Lace Se pr Sls Thread and Cotton Ner'es Pm
Tape, Hooks and T. Buttons ~. IN great ihFieti
Tarasoi>, from - up ~arjs.
iia. r1pu ed f-t rate i.lne- II have on had NJ a
ti.-es yer, o: Millinery Foods, which III IT.; found
equal AID ol - cent cheaper Law" III
4 large Ta-c split S-i Dns;'5s aud i-esaoFI
Hat. Artificial Flowers manufactured priccs
Al Go,- vii be od by Nhocac OK '''il' a. ,i'
lowest price. obtained House II the CITY E
done confidence Vi m customers AMI nee' "H@e
tn %lJ>a principle lie t,rui h narcti success anu or
which le ~ i- -racful &c Niccgeneuts
ic!-2vri JOIN HAaIlTO \, $40 iiud~on-NtreT'
epF.g7s zSE.AIE< apassa& ct thr INST quaint 81 yais
I'D !nm. - ~
ShaLcr.' Io,- uIl ze-, a each
Paper H.ucin-s n = PEI pirce
Ribbons and l.acc> duly from auction Yey !rr
es.ln M.J.DNujiMpND, $50 Ciranl-.t
seE4xs an4.za~. E2sJgz 81. szs !i.7de, peie call
and c.4cst six store IN ti- cry u,
No ~ eine-.,rect soa ,l find g5oi or,r"nt
hi.o pl, 81 Bouazinc> printed Lawn lrh>
;.,f 49, - go GERARD & KI.lNc, IG7 SPRING..
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

Ladies six and Incriao Vests AMI
Drawers.
Hair and tooth BRUSHES, cologne
water aud 4 good assortment Of
cane.
Linen l'oso9is Of every Description.
Linen collars aud wri,tbnnds.
y. H.-Gcnilemcn einharAing 10
the NoXncc.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
rf.g: 80, 80 80 & &-s,eaasEl, p pa

vi street. D1yI voI mrclaa'cs ard -conpuisi IN
esri N cal nj tie mechanics Che5p Sto - 'toas,otr :;
. l,, .lo7 H. here they ' -d scir-i As OF 'e
OF u consisting o. Ca.co sa'rt"s-' ~ - "
f-,. Gac,as, OTIS tis-is 'i" "''a 'siias
-. II .tts : &c. t.ats, AID "thers. cal at thc
11 i Go. ... IL 80 fur .ours-s-s.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

~ Thee arrived q, Boston in May l55 vessels tf'"
reign rorts and AL coastwise.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
TALLAnAsgs, aey Il

y TIE Spring trade ha, been very bfi'k al H'i'V''''
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

" virsA Stewart. notorious brouga'he South III con
nexon with the Murell plot for Sasc Instruction. Is
now Circuit Judge in Texas.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03


rno4 FGoe.DA-oa Thursday la i5,n N Instant, nr
%2" co,5,r appeared esr< from paper found lis
EMERSON bonr Two miles and half Of siS; :
s. Asss;"s Se a wi..s ses s ih "f. 5rrs
vith an cscor from Fort Gamble to Fort
p peo. aa He appeared have been shot through tbs
-. 49,, Hi, body lying ia the road-hs clathing
bad beer taken or and his eyes pucked ont His herve was
',D f.v hundred yards of, lying dead Maj Wilson i'm
eJia,ey despatched party inter tho BODY and others
s Fort, Pleasant and Gamble pursuit q the Indiana
,,no in all human probability have committed his act
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

% Or W,,. NJ. Owls Of Warren Co. is proposed a, an
Opposition candidate for Congress ii Mi,ssspp-sro regi
iar condijo.e, having declined.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

~ Tic o,eanbost Leand-r 300 miles up the o-ass
River Missouri and back without injury this spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

81 John L. Perkins. rnacinist, arrested in Boston
Monday, charged with forging check {. Chambcrir
for S2i 81 and presenting the Washington Bank.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

,.1Js EsE-lT ITALIAN ~ Es go - sA1i = ~
OLIVER y. Woop!CHD M 5a-' CO. . = 'u -
l.r an Italian Snaics, eaicE 80 - ' !'
81 in every variety landscape soene- 1Al scroll Fu f'Si'
u,encae 10 20 k; y a1os tHi l' ns III n1
hgn,ae faa rartt " uo Sh!es IRON : 10 Nv 0e' ai'
\ r. About ji saifs - low pr.ce of s per p--:
icI- II
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
Gin InteIliaence.
Reported ior the New York Tri6usf

CoUnr OF Couuov PLEAs-Caendar Tor this day June 3
First PANEL 81 81. l03. % 203, 2o 2o9 III 10
Second Panuel-58 80 90. 12f. 81, 173. i36. 1856 81
49, l5a 1872 i89, go l8. IS. .04. EOS -i6 44' 40
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

o. William Wallis. indicted for stealing, by means of
gel order ckcc for sll25O 43 from the Boston Post
Office 'sa- arroiened Monday and pied guilty.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

- rEs0fP%Gst. No. 10 GfantSiTe., na 49,
o respectfully, morn paras aSa 'e pupS N n~n's
- r,cTra 80 AUCTION supply 9 eaer C-+s=
- arc me creates, bargain, Ne: CO rcd co.'s ~ oil
Si eq, Mouse etsd Aiu'" faIis s-i-s 'ae-
- Muslin a:nbro. Cd i~s-, 'isnbcS' i-4''1s ' W
-. Min and Mouse - aint-- - aii-I
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
.s,p eGTas. tlpIil = I.

rStPe -.
e55s,s ~ III, Lamp Maauie ID 'To-a IL e
rsrisu,p. ansri- ana c;rriies 'aae to order Oh -"
.ouslle terms. h Kinds sm, C'AIo d A.. reiHfcl'
and rofn,,hcd eq;al To ne'r. ~
.:ls.sr:sl-i, Al SO i'''I-e-siTrc-N
CONN -sh iGic fui! Hing ser NJ.
. m I.nri, Kuo, Locks Enc Plate Dra,i Cupboard praV
;, and rad .ooks Round, square springs '"Sn ''
sinner Bolt> rd ro Hinges together Win urafl' every AZ
-. - IN, luc be sole a. low 81 an, i"e' !" ~.
CITY. ., i,,, -. j. ~, ,,r;.,. f,. cs.l
Ai.o VI " - 49, JOSEPH WEED
wax: KNIVES ANss Es;si So sreaIa -
~, received the n.inafcSres n SiciL4 In
~ ,r lc i, To-" prices. At The Hardware sore
x,.,-r,e: c.ss Ts>.-otd-r-e so i-i1!8i IMPROVED
Ic,iNINt CONDtCTO:S for buildings Ieit AZ IN oL.e''
~, ,',i,c, street; will receive fToi"pt Al eufion-
,~ Conductor, decidedly "lSf'@I TO any n'frC'G
@ =, b,,inr hr RIOTS furnished by ma 'a' crested WI
d. hi, surerncocnee tclrHcn who may " S,sn
.s,,,r,,nlly invited csli Ut h oihcc OF '' 10 M u M
" 4 ~ viii meet them 1t place the my dtssIatc
r-rrprp wEsos-s1gEr IRON E'F:-A9 o., ; IS,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

" Gus Allen notorious counicrfeer, who supposed
to ha2e IRE the Court-louse of Oregon Co.. H. wa"
4iey seen crossing the Illinois River making westward
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

~ The Court House Titfn, Seneca Co., Ohio wu-
rceny burned the ground The books OF the Clerk and
Recorder saved those of the Treasurer and Sheria
vere consumed.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

GJ' The Railroad from Portsmouth, n. H.. to Portland
MINI % De 1alt enti.ey without the Of alcobo
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

rTy~nrp wroEs4gEr IRON P1E,E:s-Ao o., Is
w wn,c!S'S Welded " rought lnoa Pipg Tor w.
and Sem equal superior 10 b',,n ma,
r,. from 20 - inches ia daae,er. Coasnii, Oh "a'at
for sale prioca by =, = a., War;.
iel-iv' ;''aS' taiHS-' -
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

- Thoaa. Cooper, a aegro, who shot another black
IAN ~ Delaware Co Pa time since, tried last
scel. a, Cfe.,er. ana found guilty of murder.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

C,s,.esGUNs AND .E.asa = ss$'-t',o s1aHer 600 >
- tor t''!7 TrN'' wv - 4. aHONp>ON-
mh,i
3oUs.E. Ssa 1AEof:s-s an ;tfpra 'n' ta Plan =. -
~ "a. ss. fabric ts ponae ogi OF ~ e e an, - We
ah the o.ee Al lar: An, BY TaorS On ~ Cr-na 49,
neaE h,'d"ay -
y>ssYNTED 7EiAT.zHaFa> es-or very Vs., *" o ,o
Iie. n,. be ter ives - tbs opiouhi oou
hr n eapuo - expects, OF long turi'c'- 'r@H"-s'e
n-es.Ivay at B. THoAPSoN'S CnoAp Caeh siotr. No.
OOuRAZzNES-fine Black at g per ysra' ao IT u
ua- ana We'd Crsrc~, tbs Day fo;a eioi us
THOMSON 100 C.=>lst.ect between CROSBY 'e A'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

% The Wheat Crop in Eastern Indiana has been cut OF
lev The Tlessiaa A., Flour has risen NewAlbony from
g. IS 20 81 30 per barrel
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

AZ - pc. yard; also, t'in-
A.ct,on. For sale by b
Crosby stree, aud broad
ljl-n
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

DHei IN Aitroi>.-A duel fought near Springfield
H. on the 18th between Mr.. Shaw and Dr. Merriman
l" "n'e" the former killed. The circumstances, a.
stated oy ;he Peoria Register, revolving a chal-
lcs' passed between two of whom DR.. Mcrriman
one and Mi Sha" the second of the other Arriving OH
'e ground Shaw PTFe'Pai did not appear and Shaw
OF co't'e ooged to take MS place AT the first he
SHOT through the head and died instantly The assassin fled
to Bears;o" whence ne took passage boat down the
river before the news of the affair arrived.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03
pRlCE ONE CENT.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

Y,,i be published every morning Sundays excepted
tho. 80 Ann-s,reet, Nes-fork.
. d,ycred to City ubscrbers for One Cent per copy
All Subscriber s. per advance otherwise 81
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

% Susan Boston, charged with the murder OF Henry
TLrashcr put trial Taunton Monday. The in
document changed nar,laughtcr which she pleaded
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

E<EAlERs and ,hrrs, invited to call At !ONSONS CoCh
M;NIFACTORY recent, removed from the Of Cert
loit and No ID Coranit street near Tohd
of Clocks, comprising
$50 ro rc n,i,crn loth Brass Wood which val be sold
M - at any eer the a.tc States Dealers
,rc that ali Clocks place warrnei
dartic aa, inferior IL n'nc
s WA. : JOHNSON, a.ci for the al" e
III L. I-rn.ne. pairni Rr,N- Clio k.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

% FIRE broke in Worces,cr Mass. at l2 o'clock OF
Sunday night which consumed the clearinghouse Of Mrs
Denne the shoc-storc OF Mr. Burns, and the hasore
Tvicr & Co
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

,atES. w. 5GaaTz.Cx.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE Ma lG6 Ni'ian-~trcct,
l near Peeku.y Ladies DRESS CAPS, made order Grip
snk cnn.artly on mac tlr shorc,t notice mt 6N
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

O7 OF mo advanced by the Boston the PhiIade-
pima Bank, last aid thcis resumption oneh the
principal repaid the sl with the
whole amount
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

.Ia,i Ro5lcr Cdughf-W. H. II. Taylor, r. NJ. at Gin
cinnat and l.. p Lando9, deputy, have just hauled up
arrd John Powers, mail robbery having sold half
sauk b Cincinnati the 29th which ne said he bought
in Memphis Tenn. the oath but tina, impossible rs
stolen from mail bag the Ohio near Louisville on
the .l;h. Ia is in safe keeping.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

- Fnhe Taylor the great apostle of religion and tenn
peraagc among missionary visit 10 the
W.T. He addresed the people of Louisville on the 27th
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

~ The Apprentice was launched from the charles'sa
Mass Navy Yard yssserday.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-03

Lopis7Hs C'ao'-Thc first Company to construct Ship
Canal around the Falls of the Ohio Louisville was formed
in 1904 but nothing done by beyond making the survey
In 1925 4 company chartered which commenced
the work in 1926 and completed it IN 1881, ef
s75006I. Whole length miles The FIRST year 406
steamboats, and i2l keel and dat boats passed through
tolls Si7Js - Last year. l,666 steamboats, and 57S keel
and Ia; boat, tolls sl80,496 81.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-01-29
Harrison,s specific Ointment.

The great celebrity of this unrivalled Compost
tion--especially in the Northern States--leaves
the proprietor but little need to say any thing in
its favor; for ii has been generally conceded to it,
that it is beyond all comparison the best remedy
for external complaints that has ever been dscov-
|ered. Indeed the speed and certainty Of its oper
ations have the appearance ofmiracles as ulcers,
wounds, corns, fever sores, chiblains, white swell
lings, biles, piles, spider and snake bites &c
Immediately yield to its apparently super human
influence. Thus if properly applied it will remove
an inveterate corn or break and heal bile in five
days, will allav and perfectly cure an ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be imagined, have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. In the bites of
poisonous reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising;
ard even in the bite of rabid dog, for If applied
in time its powers of attraction are so wonderful
that they will at once arrest the poison and thus
prevent it from pervading the system. 1t is like
wise greatly superior to any medicine heretofore
discovered for the chafed backs and limbs of horses
for letters, ring worms, chapped lips,-and in
short for every external bodily evil that may fall
to the lot of man or beast. Hr#raa
The proprietor has received at least thousand
certificates and other documents, in favor of his
"' Specific Ointment" upwards a hundred Of which
were written by respectable members of the Med
ical Faculty and in selecting from this pile the
following san pies, he was governed more by their
brevity than their contents as they all breath the
same spirit of eulogy and satisfaction. Eea
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-01-29

regard to your pills am firmly persuaded that
they deserve far more praise than you seem in
clined to give them. Six months ago they were
scarcely known here, and yet at present there is
no other medicine that can compare with them in
popularity. In Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, de-
rangement of the Biliary organs, and obstinate
constipation of the bowels, know of no aprrent
more prompt and efficacious; and / have had con-
siderable experience in all these complaints
would add that their mldness and certainty Of
action render them safe and efficient purgatiye
for weekly individuals; and that they may be CIV
en- at all times without apprehension of any of
those injurious consequences which so frequently
attend the application of calomel or blue pill. On
the whole consider your Vegetable Pills an in
valuable discovery Very respectfully,
S.H HARRIS, M. D.
Charlotte, ~ c., January l, 1887
Dear Sir-l have made frequent use of your
pills in the incpent stage of Bilious Fever, and
obstinate constipation of the bowels; also in the
enlargement of the Spleen, Chronic Diseases OF
the Liver, Sick Headache, General Debility, and
in all cases have found them to be very effective.
J. d. BOYD, w. d.
Mecklenberg Co., Va, February 7. 1887
Having used DR.. Peters Pills in my practice
for the last twelve months take pleasure in CIV
ing my testimony of their good effects in cases OF
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Bilious Fevers, and
other Diseases produced by inactivity Of the liver
They are safe and mild apcrient, being the
best article of the kind | have ever used
GEORGE C. SCOTT, NJ D.
Ertract of a letter by DR.. Joseph Williams, of Bur-
hngton, VI. July 8, 1887.
81 cordially recommend Peters Pills as mild
ly effective, and in no case dangerous family me-
dlcine. They are peculiarly influential in cos
tveness and all the usual diseases of the digestive
organs"
Ertract Of letter from DIR Ed,cdrd Smith. of Mon
treal, u. c. September, %. 1886
81 never knew single patent medicine that l
could put the slightest confidence in but DR. Peters
Vegetable pills, which are really valuable dis
covery. | have no hesitation in having it known
that use them extensivelyin my practice, for all
complains, (and they arc not iew,) which have
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Ertract Of a letter from DR. Pye, Of Quebec, L. c.,
March 6, 1887
"For bilious fevers. sick headaches, torpdity OF
the bowels, and enlargement of the spleen, DR. Pc
ters' pills are an excellent medicine"
Those who have used these valuable Pills in this
State, give them the preference to all other kind
Prepared by Joseph Priestly Peters. NJ. D. in
ventor and sole proprietor, No l29 Liberty street
New York.
These Valuable Pills can be obtained of Doct
Samuel Stokes and J. D. & C. Mavins, Strouds-
burg, only agents for Monroe county.
Stroudsburg, October 23, 1870