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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06
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S0SIrIzENs OF THE WEST, you have now before =,
" pr joseph Fsstiy Peters Celebrated Vegetable An
tBiIous Pills, Which received the diract sancuo,
and patronage OF than five hundred Physi-
clans, Who @fe daily using them in their practice
Hundreds ai thousands bless they became ne
quaintsd with Peters Vegetable Pills, which, in conse
guence of their extraordinary goodness have attained
popularity Unprecedented the history OF medicine
Hen takea according tho dIeeiions accompanying
them they highly beneficial in prevention
Bilious Fever Fever nnl A-ue Dyspepsn Liver Com
plants, Sick Headache launice, Asthma. Drupsy. Eheu
aatsm Enlargement Of the Spleen, Piles Collie, Female
Distinctions, Iear,burn, Furr Tongue, Nausea, Dis,en
sion of the Stomach aud Bowels ncpient DarThaa Fla
tuence Habituai Costvenes Loss of Appetite, Blotched
or Saow Complexion. and all Torpor Of the
Bowels, where a aperieni needed. They
are exceedingly mild il their operation, producing neither
nansea, gripping, nor debility.
The following highly fatteng testimonials OF the eica
oy Of these celebrated Pills Tor the Liver
Taints Bilious Diseases. Headache, Costiysness Ne
Debility, have been voluntarily given by medical
men OF the greatest celebrity in the North.
We the undersigned members Of the Medical Faculty,
having examined the properties OF pr Peters Pills.
taea CIR practice most heertuy recommend Them
Family Mcdleine, and consider them the best Vegetable
Doctor EIwELL, Doctor $, 2; ATwATrR
HARRIS. JAMES ANDERSON.
r. HRAMsEY, :. r. : BERNARD
From DIR. Iii Todd, late Presden, OF the Medical Society
Of Cohneeteu and Principal Of the Insane HosPsal at
My personal acquaintance Dr. Joseph Presley Pc
e:s' together with the favorable impression ms tai
his character, derived his friends, satiS
received al SaIe COLLEGE and ,iat the public may safely
eoaade his integrity and skill, in the exercise of his
tession.
nocroR PErEns:-Dear IL should be glad YOU
I ,'' ~ ,'i iiig,t, and 80, ,p
market. When 3rande,n and ~ drst intro
duced their pill here. found falling on in sales, but
after having been used they found not TO be equal to
H affection TO the above request viii greatly , eeso
Ertract q lettcr lona Dr. iracs Bogart II Proridee
IL L., Dece5a5cr :, 1855.
Peters Pills excellent aperrent and cnthartc
ipin by al
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

STB>TlANT to decree Of the Randolph county Pro-
bate Courr, in he State Iuiiauu. there g be Of
s-e1 Io sas A. public oac Saturday. the Gin
e1Eu2r Ici tie following described property; being
part OF te Real Estate Joseph OTea, deceased late Of
said coaaty and STATE tovit & Acres Land. living in
ao northeast corner OF the northeast quarter fractional
section Nc %; asa, - Acres. lying s3a1-eas cor
naT Of section No Il. township H. range 49, east
TERHs SALE follows :-Ohe-thrd of the purchase
mon'v to be paid down, and Inc remaining balance in Two
equal lcss7lments Of twelve aud montns from
the day Of sale Iae purchaser w be required 20 give
bal ami security sac acceptance Of
Inc sale 10 ae t5- premises, me hours OF 10
o'cl5ck 1. m, ani i o'c.0ca. r. m. said rar
ABSALON OREN. Admir-
December 70, $50. 50ts
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49, HE!slFF'S SAL by virtue OF su.;y exe-uonsto
~ me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
pose public sale the Court door Ccutrere
Wayne County. Indiana Saturday, the 18th FEB.
ruary, ISL, between the hours 10 O'Clock N.
O'clock 7. NJ. said day. the following property, to-u:
part of the south quarter Of - township -.
|. wes beginning the northeast Of
lot ihat Richard Williams sold Matthew Trisaa'c that
is l6 poles Of sactos
thence running north along the section line established
corner, at the northeast OF said quarter:
oong the dividing line the said quarter ii
the northeast Of said section. Il poles.
certain lot that the said Richard 35als IeteI
W iams; thence south - degrees, 81 po.7s
dividing line between the said Richard and Lsuluel -
liams; thence south, along SAID line, said ne
the south side ui said section; along said
tlon line, u poles and onc-gaIEa
lot said Richard sad ArsSson, Grimes: no-ta
along said Grimes ne- l. poles east
along said Grimes north iue, Is sud -tfs3 poles
Of said Ir.nae's north, along
TrImoles line, poles 70 corner: thence east along
line between Irignbie ul and said Williams corner, 10
poles the place OF beginning tanning acres la5re
less. Also. cerlah lot ground Bus
boo Igh, fuOwn by being 10. Ne = PA.
Also, car,l51 parcel af Iaai ii the
16, township IS, range west.
beginning the northeast said sacaa; ienca
south, poles; taence wess paos thence north, poe
poles the place beginning; al
the northeast OF " avae county, Ia
Taken satisfy executions ii OF Trevor, Nesscl,
aaa Others, Ste pnen Elliott.
Jan. 35d Ict1 T. G.. NOBLE. Sheriff ". {.
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YEGrsANEn,s PILLS.
TIE Vegetable JaicersaL 3iediciaes Of tire BRITISH
Co.Lage of l.caAk.

IAG tCgetdGtc liccrSdb HI6atctGeG Of tire BrittSh
College Of Health.
ME Uygca Syc.en of Medicine, having for its
H. foundation, ani simplicity for lis structure, has stood
the test Of tmehas tgIum hei over prejudice ad oppo
, ton, ana has become lro5if-reIornea!
These Medicines cure ALL DISEASES that admit Of
curevHY lbecanse all diseases have orisin-inpu-
rty Of the Blood; and these medicines only
certain and ea:coc0u4 of at purifiers Of blood
but they leave stomach III healhil good
bi3o-whch is health. The following speaks Itself:
MORRISON'S PILLS-CAUTION.-Brlt College
Of Hath, Hamilton Place, Ato Road, Loaaol, Jaly
II, I-4O.
Whereas, Hora'io Shepheni 3Toat, New York, late
General Agent the British College Of Health, London,
publicly making Of my for the sale of
medicines purporng be mine. This is certify, that
wise connected with such medicines, aud that
protest such my by said iIorato
Saaphearl lIoat any whatsoever, the be-
calculated ra-.aaA the public. And further declare,
that d.. George Taylor, OF " all New york. my
only authorised Agent the United States OF America,
and fem hota alone, and the Agents dy appointed BY
aim, my medicines had genuine In witness where
OF, have heycun!o my hand and seal
Signed, JNNrs NaRIsoN, the lTygeist,
President of the British COLLEGE Of Ilcalth.
GEORGE AGLOR, C3 W all street, y ork, Member
OF the British College Of Health, and
Sole Agent for the L. States.
The above Medicines may be hal genuine Book
Store of ID. l.. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. la. Dec. ID. 1910. 43tf
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scErrEaous a.ad CssEsccr Cured.

- r. II. II. BURLINGTON of Philade}gbia. conf
ES IDENTIFY offers his services those the ges vino are
a1clei with thls cruel disease lie viii perma-
stipulated desperate
PROVIDED car9aS bones hare been produced, ys
te has NOT been reduced by caust, other agents
the stage c reaction lis treatment hr in the
exhibition perfectly ioacuous which
ecualy Eradicate the dcangel caacero4s aiathesis
of the general system secondly the application Of pro-
teatiaj causses, which produce sozng the disease
after the aa-cous matter has ceased be DEPOSITED for
formation. Those who be safely and radi-
eay cured of this npIaia would do wei to
adopt the only rational mode Of the t.catnen neetn,
Us at D. d. Noau's Hotel in Richmond Indiana on the
twentieth OF March Al which viii institute
Of treatment which has the mos,
perfect success * Those who have aeyia-
ring I3a atseres life: VIII please inform the al
ficted Of our intentions, shat they may NEE; Us.
Jna. 30a. I~4l. Afr
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nEl OVAL

5a u = e e u g - Z
Z r As moved his Tailoring E,sta bIishrnent the
s old stand formerly occupied by BoRToS X MooEF,
Man lie feels grateful for the past
from his friends and ths pablo generally; and, BY
his slrict attention - business, hopes
OF patronage. VI YORK viii De dome the notice.
CErPHIadelpiia and London Fashions receired
tlrice G gear.
January 9th, lS4I. san
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nj OTIEE-The Stockholders in 1.-The Richmond Ira
y ding ana AIanufae turing Company" hereby
tIfed that et, and last InstaneHs, o: So
snare Of stock IN said Company. sill be required the
Isl day of Nay, ISL which Time those who shall have
paid all the miscellaneous dIeon said s!1ca w Ger
Of the number d. ~ held by them respectively.
And those who i'll their Stock account
warned make due provision for element
sa.e before the above NAMED time, they
1rH Dosieeig be proceeded against, according pro-
visions of tie charter; enyonsssteat with the severity
the times has been extended towards Delinquent
hoidarhut after the herein stated, shall expr-
ed. they need expect further indulgence.
by order OF tae Bolrd- JNO. HAINES. Sccy.
Richmond Oci. 9Th, IS 10. s0-7m.
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zygw EA1lLE GZLL2

w and public generally, that ne has commenced
business Main opposite Irwin Reeds Apotbecary
BENZ well acquainted 2ith Of approved
rules for garment cutting and having several years. expe
refre in the branches Of Tire business
and western cities rire general
satisfaction.
NIB. Reports of fashions regularly received.
Richmond, Sept. Stu. l7.0. 35d
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PRICES REDUCED

to the present standing Of thngs Having made aI3-
fastar ourselves that by on any olser
establishment the
Among assortment be found the usual variety
choice and genuine articles particularly Medicines W ines,
and SpITits.a matter essential aid. As have
made Il particular study procure good articles
feel confidence recommen ding thcm and viii posi-
lively sell arh cer for oas. than has been offered
in ai= place. Persons wishing purchase, Fiosae
retail, VIII give call ana hat be done ;-lce
are IN traat r money.
ON HAND: considerable quantity Of Salts. Quinine.
Morpha, Cream Tartar Iararic Ac1. Super. Carb Soda,
Sal Traits, CamPhor, Rau6art Jaap Musta, Nasnesa,
Castor Oh. Al. Pepper Bs5erry, Gan aIyrrh 81. sc.
Also,Acoaol. Liasaed Oh. -. Turpent.ae. Tobacco,
ard description Spanish and hajl> an Cigars,
unusually low rutes,-at the oll stand of
IRWIN REED y BROTHER.
Richmond, August Ist, Isl0. 3Gtf
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Z UST RECEIVED AT THE RICHMOND CASH
81 SfOi,--a great variety Of seasonahe DsY-t:oops
also fresh supply of QCEENswAnE and GRocERrrs; all
of which offered unusually CIIEA ;-but for further
evidence of the fact, please call a the coan;er.
JAMES l.. REEVES.
January ,, 1911. 52,f
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New Arrangement for 1G2n2

New Arrasa cement for lG41l
EEO. NJ CLARKE, Aor~r, for D. ). CaEGonr & CO.
eD -Cor-esponaas distance procure tickets in
any Lottery advertised by any Ecaaer L States, y
addressing Ial4n n Clarke, Wheeling, Va.
CIarhe's Old Established Temple of
Fortune;
Still the unryaled prize once iii the United States -
capital prizes sold at Office il the last month.
SYNOPSIS OF SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, l8I
WaLLsBgaa LOTTERY. Glass b; draws 1854 Feb, ISL
-CaPitas $4,000, 5000, 1000, $500, 5000, and 10
prizes Of 1909, g..
Tickets only Ten Douars-siaras in proportion.
IrrsBlaqr', No B; draws 23ta Feb. I5lI.-CapitaIs
S3ooyo, 10000 5000, 5000, 5000, 2,5J0, and - of
1000, 80. &c.
Tickets Ten Do!ars-shares in proportion.
VA. MoNoNGALfA LotTEEY, Class b; draws Alexan-
d5ia I7th Feb, I-tl75 Numbers and II drawn ballots
. Capitals Of $4,000 each is So 0U52 of 5000,
besides 80 Of 1908 each, &b. &c.
Tickets Tea D1iIaEs-shares il proportion.
Address your orders JN0 ". CLARKE.
NOFICE-in consequence of the numerous letters re-
ceive WIKI enclosure. imposing me, therefor, very
heavy OF at least 800 dollars per way
postage, wtn0utany mjensatIon, compelled
opt nsar5ade rule take any single letters
OF tae office IN Lt4So THE POSTAGE Is PAID. +
Jan. 3, Io4l. J. NJ. CLARKE.
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* ERMAN-ENGLIS3I ALIANACS for sale by
VI Jan. Is, 1871. ID. p. HOLLOWAY.
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REMOVAL.

D02EGN & AGGlEo
IA OILD respectfully inform their friends and the
w Pa5lc in general, that they haze moved their
TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT.
TO the second story of brick building, Of their
old stand, and opposite Bookstore, they will be
happy 10 wait upon their Old customers public
neraly They by continuing their personal attention 10
business hope receive share Of patronage. Work viii
1e Gone accommodating terms, good syle
notice. The Eastern FASHIONS received quarterly.
fC7-An apprentice wanted he Tailoring business
One from country would be preferred. Good recon-
tneG5atious vii be required.
Richmond. Dec. .Gth. 1910. Stiff
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ID sTRATTaN,-Woud respectfully inform his
p friends and customers, that he has just received
FRESH supply of soasonable and staple Dry Goods
Also lot superior Groceries, Nails, GLASS; sc.
which he win sell Loic for Ctsu
Richmond, lst 23d, I-f0. 3tf
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BRANCH BANK AT RICHMOND, J


First Month, 2lst 1871.
II ME Stockholders III the Branch Richmond Of the
Bank Of Indiana, who have paid in their
coni nstnlnent So the share, additional stock
subscribed -3S'39, will pea take notice, 'at
said nstanant will fall due the first Of the Fourth
Month, a pnl,) I6iI, when payment VIII bP required
3-5 ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
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January ,, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
THE NEW-YORKER.

Coarenrs % g Week Ending July gath.
Another LETTER MEDITERRANEAN by an American lady
continuing interesting the Of the Eh
Two new parts Of B,ssgY the latest received thJ
country.
The WoRLs OF LosDoS powerful article from the last number Of
Blackwood
Speech of CHARLES Dinner him Edinburgh
ANECDOTES &c &c. from the British Magazines fer July.
PoErRy, original and selected
EDITORIAL the Aspect Of Affair. Washington III
pomatc Appointments, sanctiry Of Law, &C. &C.
Full INTELLIGENCE Foreign and Domestic Literary Notices &C.
Subscriptions 81 for the Folio asd 81 for the Quar.o ings
copie. cents sale by II. GREELEY Co 30 Annst
II Private Boardins.-GsuIemen wishing permansa'
City, will be accommodated No. 3 Duaae just Of Broad
where but few borders taken and maze
reader their no pleasant and comfortable The house esnfs
and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate hee
srcs. exchanged. wz!
Onces 10 Let-In the Basement Of the New AsTeHSD'
Exchange Wall suitable for brke
other purposes such coffee reesament room ihe "
es conneead which will be let together or the os'so
year perfectly saisiactoy tie tenant Apply " ~
Pearson of Exchange Company corner Of
Exchange Place publisher Of the New "or'',
street "-'
ia Graduate New England College, and iase s''''
ant in one first semnarss this city wishes to 'eu
nv of hi. time In bearing sOns il schools or in g'nf
Lessons IN hs higher English sudi.L Th0.e
hi his ryices may address ,eaea LescOn, al The
r-ss-saa. jy0u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE
Reported for The Tribune.

Police OFrlcE-Rec0reray Stolen Go0ds-A man named
William Reardon of 81 10 Orange yesterday arrested
Officer Sheran charged with having received quantity
carpenters tools worth s5 7 stolen from Alexander Law
renee Of 90 w about three weeks since He said
seeience tina, bis had purchased the in his absence OF
Thompson NOT knowing them be stolen and he
held 70 bail in $500 to
S,eain- from a Money Draner-A man named John Col
ns Yesterday arrested stealing 81 the
drawer Of Mrs Ellen Lnehaa widow OF 20 Oak for which
ne was conaitted.
ucide-The Coroner yesterday held inquest No lo7
Charlton the the body William Vreden
burg aged 2s native Of Weschester County ship smith by
trade and inemrerae habits The deceased mad in
dulge drinking rra, since the ih ln and
previously lad made three several attempts upon MS life i,h
OPIUM each OF which &c restored. On Wednesday he
succeeded inducing ais siste. na obtain FOX i,n dol
lar employer after She followed and
persuaded him he second time. and she
follow and induced MIN again but ne had previously
gone 10 the drcs Of Alexander Mcleod 3C9 Eudson..t
and purchased si1pence worth of opium which ne carried
her room and took portion Of washing down via glass OF
beer Mrs Bloom aged lady him with the OPIUM and
got portion OF i, from Dr. King and admin
ered appropriate remedies hoors after the drug had been
taken without effect and the suicide died between
o'clock yesterday morning Dr King and w s. Tompkns
executed examination and found abundant ev
deuce OF opium in his stomach Ve,dc tina, he committed
soscads by taking opium
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

rr coasyspospEs7s exercise patience WIN ,ooz,
s,d 10 omit many valuable avo's and defer others :" The
for important which crowd apon u from " M Gu Of in
r.. so, :. now at m crisis. and very naturally IN" ~ ,;h
,s,, ,,h,,e interest hence. shall duoue ~ h M
10 rys greater sp.ce to other For The present.
alternative
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
~ Gov PORTER is on a yis, to Philadelphia.

u Mrs Hannah Kinney has writteR book, winch Is IN
press Boston reviewing Hnuey the whole history OF
her connection with Rev. Mr. freeman Of Low ell her
cona husband and explaining all the circumstances in her
life which have caused much excitement. Parts OF the
work are said to be wrea with great and peculiar power
and il will doubtless command extensive sale.
Rrv F. X AyERY.-It is said that the Young who
according 10 the statements Of John Smith J. have
sworn to facts occurring since going to show Nix
Av.ry innocence having the AFFIDAVIT presented, de-
cbned signing it At the date of Averys trial. this young
man was a mere boy; and he restrained from CIV
ing his testimony by the control influence OF others An
unwillngness now to mpcate those persons Is the reason
,;ver fer his no, signing the affidavit
~ On the l4th irs lil,le boy son OF Mr. george -
ecv q, Sidney Ohio sent by his father to look se
~ cattle While his way ne was met and eea'eh oy
wretch named Miller he had struck him severs blows "tei
he was stopped by the father Of the boy An ARRAY 'heh
occurred between the two. which Miller received so severe
,ob from dirk knife in the hands OF Mr. Lecky that ne
.oor expired. Mr. l. has long been esteemed worthy
.,,hsr Of society and acted sedeence He instantly
.rrrsod.r.d himself to the officers OF justice
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

m We would direct special attention to the letter o. Ouf
Washington Correspondent The great measures OF 'he
Session are now before Congress IN shape Tor imneo'a'
and ehcien, action and such we are assured they Will
promptly IL the House the Home Squadron bill
- s.e5 q bill ,s establish Fiscal Bank has been re-
o,,ed movement has been made the Bankrupt Bill,
and the Opposition having had their say the bill for Ma
lions, Bank is now ready for decision in the Senate
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

10 Rev ALBERT BARNES of Philadelphia has given &c
The public volume OF Practical Seren' Is allowed
10 be worth reading.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

10 Hon. JoSA RonERrs Collector at Philadelphia an
one of the Director. in the t. Bank has protested agans
The suit brought against NJ. B;ddle
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

uFor Letter from, the neo''errHA N
Last Page. ,L. ;,,eresiing
pFor City Intelligence ana 0'her
nnntier see First Page
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

ARREST OF CouxTERYElTERs.-The Gaena (lll.) Gazette
says that gaas of precious rOges were aPprehended at
pat,ville OF the I0th about miles back OF the town
The suspicious the people in the vicinity had been aroused
the mysterious operations about cabin, which proved
be their workshops and Yesterday morning about twenty
three OF the citizens concluded pay them visit They
surrounded the house and about daylight made rush upon
them They made Ave prisoners and rePrsal OF ell their
tools and machinery couneretng together with eonsid
cradle spurious hand, and metal sufficient have
made abou, $4,000 Their dies for Mexican dollars
I, fortunate thing that the operations Of this factory have
thus been nipped il the bad
T The Commencement OF 81. Mary's College was cele
brsrai q, Baltimore on the 18Th inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

VIOLENT SroRM.-We do not recocct season 50 re-
uarkabe for terrible whrvn!s and destructive thunder
storms as the present has been lyery ,rcten Of tho
country seems 10 have visited with during
he summer months unusual vioerer occurred IN
quntendon County \. j.. tho l3,h The barn OF T. r
Holcoubc in Delaware township, struck by lightning
md consumed Mr. John Angels barn in Alexandria was
o burned with It's including valuable horses
In small piece OF woodland bennington fifteen or
rwentv of the soundcs twisted oil by the whirl-
wind great quantity fell by tie sudden rise OF
stream q child carried away AID drowned he
Delaware rose four feet during the shower causing con-
siderable injury aqueduct Of the Delaware Falls Co..
u Trenton ard so undermining Moons foundry At Lam
er,ye as 10 throw end down Il Is stated that
arn and schooner were struck by ghugai the time
FROM JAMAlcA.-The brig Echo arrived at Phi!adeipha
IN Tuesday bringing Kingston Jamaica dates to the Goth
une There political commercial OF import
nce Business was dull and matters generally tranquil The
APOLLO transport had arrived with British troops Sew
raj cases OF yellow had occurred osboad and consd
rabe excitement prevailed ontego bay The weather
vas as most of the planters would wish be- The ocoa-
onal showers keep up the moisture round the young plants
;rass is abundant everywhere and the ground provisions,
hough scarce will be very considerably increased by these
easonablc showers.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

G- j. f II. Claiborne has become joint Editor OF III
Nalchez Miss Free Trader.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

u Mr. Hiram Gray, carpenter at Delhi, Del Co vas
killed b.; lightning q the l4th inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

o. fight occurred Albany Wednesday in which q
carn!an had his n.-c bitten on
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

False PPYrFycE CAsEs.-Tha charges against Isaac
Wood obtaining money under false pretence y-seF-
day before Chief Justice Jones Who after hearing
evidence and arguments in ,b- case dismissed
plant, Nj and Mr. Wilson which he accused had
held heavy bail and discharged him from o
$1,000 OF recogn.zances The accused !, held bail in
$500 only, complaints small Of
which the orieiqa bin There talk OF cyi!
suits against some Of his accussis
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

u 1t will be seen by Advertising columns that Mr.
Hooper No - Cannon furnishes Al lbs. of best BREAD
so shilling This talking the purpose If other Ba-
Aer do as well by their they should let the Public
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

AysrsrY.-The Montreal Herald n,iops report lha
Marshall S Bidwe and Ar Paincau have been requested
bv the Governor General to return TO Canada
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23
BY this Mornings Southern Nail.

Washington Correspondence of the Ne~-YOrk Tribune.
WrnSrxnAN LILLY II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

UJ' Tho s,ago-coach overturned between Concora
and Plymouth y. H. on the 18th, and an infant child Of
Mrs. Pierce of Lowell, Mass was killed.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

0C7' Young lad named Connety, Albany, over
by railroad TUESDAY, while trying jump apon
them. H- ded il few hours.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

SurcIpE-On Tuesday the Goth inst. Mr.. John Handlin
keeper of the Shakespeare Hotel at York, Pa committed
suicide BY cutting his throat with He had been to
some time afflicted with painful disease
New-York tribune., 1841-07-23

" Several dwellings mechanics shops and stables were
burned ut Har.burgh, Pa the 18th The hre Was the
work of incondiaries.