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By this Mornings Southern Nail.

% There was no Southern Mail TINS aoening feas
yond Philadelphia.
70 The sixth letter from Mr. Biddle appears in Ii. p
ladephia National Gazette of yesterday evening |,
chiefly OF tho large loans made by the Bank aaa w.
the report of the Committee with no !ie acrimsnv.
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- - which xor uscd 10 hail these changes long rserc
were any Wings 10 turn out, Van Buren, once wrote 10
Washington Oar sernga niolernbc and calls aloud tor
relief because the 7. NJ General SoH!dnt cut GER
tain Pos,mastcrs adverse politics Now it the SAT
terngs OF biz disciples equally Intense FOR opposite
reason We suspect they will tine TO be com
fortcd
DEArH OF MRs PrRpY.-The known victim of the horri-
Die cupdi;y dcpravy and quuckery of Mad Restel and
her conederacs ded of the injuries sustained the hands
of these creatures on "Wednesday cvenng-aged about y
years Her sucrngs many weeks have been so great
that death was to her angel OF mercy.
What should be the punishment those by whose dcprav-
ity this poor victim has been brought unncy grave
Recoect that she was tempted apply the
Rcstc by servant who brought her the advertisements Of
that Send in the columns of Tie Sun This long after
the conductors Of that paper had been publicly and anxious
" demonstrated with and the niquiy of publishing
those advertisements Blu, wha; cared hey for crime
serv 50 Icing as either could i'll greedy Golfers with
cold No. urge the work of death Let crime and sin
not in the vitals OF the community, that the dollars
onv poured merrly in And thus, by publication
AID putting in Tie Sus backed b. putting Editorials the
Herald the dreadful trade of this wretch made thrive
and gold flowed her den and thence the
pockets Of her newspaper nccomfccs. Mus, not this
b,ood-noney prove to its receivers
OF course, Mrs Purdy by any the only VIC
tin horrible practices Doubtless may others have
yielded up their lives her perious prescriptions, conceal
Ing shame and their guilt i'll the darkness of tho grave
VIVA, demonac practices shall be resored to glut
nc avaricc OF these vampires
q The completed State Works of Pennsylvania
gnaly SEQ 5S.79l Ca They have thus far yielded ag
gegate rcyeaue 1924 81 and have for repairs
motive power, supernteadence, Sc ezclHsire oere
less than So 694,2O so, Hall million OF Dollars
than their entire income! They horribly msmanaged.
70 The Philadelphia Marine Insurance Companies have
adopted Uniform Policy, which appears in the Phlade
phia Gazette Of last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

~ son OF Mrs. Sarah Jackson OF Memphs Team. ;.
was bitten the hand by dog the 4h OF Februar,,
Of hydrophcbia the Is, inst; in terrible agOne:.
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Gitp lntelli9enes.
Rsuor,cd fer ,hc Nsw-York Trisurc.

Covsr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Caesdar for this day A.
3oFirs; Panel-No l76 209 2s 2e4 22i 22S coo loe a.
ale el4 PIC 800 222 23o 232 234 23s %: $40 elc 2 M
GAS ESQ 25o o5+ $50 G5s 26e. 262, 26i 200 EOS go
Second Parel-lls g.! 10, lss. g. 40 l4a IA l5S n
$50
CouRr OF SrssIoSs-Th!s Court did SIT Yesterday H.
took recess on "Wednesday night saturday nOas
10 clock when will meet pass sentences on the ps
sefors ceuvctcd and near and ceeide pending and in
motions.
The next tern, Of this CoGr; viii commence MOn. s.
with an unusually large number ct ~ the Caend@
The Special Session will DE held TINS day at the usual sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

q Presiden: TYLER is hut 81 year. of age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

Brig Olive Branch Watts satia RIVER CATO, Sawyer Noici
RUSSIA Lane Tobasco Chansey More, Wilmington, C Bos.
Lawrence, Marks Key West Harriet Marr, Portland
Ne Magnolia Merrill do; Eliza Lockwood ST Crox; Chaeedon
Toye Barbados Apenracr emmett, Campeachy Abigail Rich
mond, Thompson, st Thomas.
chrs johnson, Baltimore Lion, Wnsmorc Petersburg
Va Francis Chamberlain Portland Ne Victory earfe George
ID
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MARINE LIST.

FORT of NETWORK, APRIL 30, is4l
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adopted Uniform Policy, which appears in the Phlade
phia Gazette Of last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

Dist, C.unres Wing. Opposition.
l. Harrison, &c Geo. H. ProtG, JarScs Lockhart,
H. Vigo. Knox &c. II. ". Thompson John W. Davis,
III. Jefferson &c. Joseph L. White. John Carr,
". Dearborn, &c. jaime. H. CravenS, Thomas Smith
DIR. Davis,
Y. Wayne &c. Caieb L. Smith,
Jonathan II Carly.
Charles II. Test
VI. Marion &c. David Wallace, Nathan B Palmer,
VII Tippecanoc. &c. Henry S. Lane, John Bryce.
Members OF the late Congress
In the vth Hon Jas. Rarlen, w. declines rcaecton
does Hon VIM. w. Wick: v r., in the With. In the
WITH there quarrel among the Wings which will proba
bly, rcelect Thomas Smith, V. B.
RHopE IsI.yD.The State Elcctizn Rhode Island las,
week by the friends the late Adnnistra
ton; and the weather very Indictment the
remarkably light The Aggregates very nearly fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-30

wlat they Will be lnplleItlv obcycd.
PSry Namcs-The Star of las, evening has se7:zot-
ca communicated assang the second third tine
proposition casually made paper that the friend, of the
National Administration should be known simply WHles
The writer prefers Democratic Democratic Republi-
can Very well; we are not particular We
ious neighbor be that the ofhe Govern
should be strictly Republican you prefer the word
Democratic bat we consider the Of secondary mpor-
There be valid objection to the assump
of the Democratic Republican BY either part
its cognomen implies that tho costendng W.
fully antRepublqan. Bat particular what we
called that called TO extend excessive sal
aries, useless eces, reckless policy bad We
couldn't stand any thing of that while being called Fed
eral, Arzocrat, the like. troubles very lizzie.
- Hon VIM w Southgasc, Wing and Col. WA. O.
Butler, Opp having gallant stump Congress
in Ky. Col B. the last Congress Nh 5. the pre-
ccding. The district Is close
Is Col. R. NJ. Johnson late Vice President, finding
o,cning Congress- ahou; for the State Legsla
sure from Scot; Co. Ky.
- Hon Joha J. Crucnden reached Frankfort, Ky on
the 18Th Hcwent home take MS family Washing
ton.
~ Maj Ripley has been appointed SuEern.e ndent Of the
L. s Amor Springfield, Mass.
70 The Citizens Of Great Burlington, Mass. have sub
scrbed 1000, beside giving the land have the Hora-
tonic Railroad through their place
e Hon Enos Hook of the 10Th Congressional District of
slvana has resigned his the 9th Congress
y Gen Wool of the L. s Army is now en- Tour Of In
spectOn of the FO,tiacadons Of the United States.
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TNO THEPUBLIC.-Th proprietor ofthe Wash
l. ington Museum, after years experience, finds
that with the present number Of subscribers the great
exerions and the most rigid economy he has been
enabled to keep the establishment open. During which
time by the kindness Of many citizens he has nearly
doubled his collection Of curIosities which is but
little inferior many Museums in the larger cities.
c therefore hopes that the present and many other
subscribers will contribute their assistance and thus
enable him 10 double his exertons and in few years
this city will have good Museum as any in the U.
States.
The public respectfully requested to call and
Judge for themselves.
Open from Q A. M till dusk every day.
N b. A person will wait subscribers and others
for their names
The Hall Of the Museum always in readiness for
Balls Concerts and Fairs, &c at the shortest notice
dec II JOHN WARDEN.
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MFRS. EEMANS'S WORKS COMPLETE
Itl A new and beautiful edition, printed on fine
paper, with portrait of the authoress, of the com
plete Works of Mrs. Hcmans with Memoir by her
sister and an Essay on her Genius, by Mrs. Sigoar-
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embossed cloth in extra binding.
Also, just published the complete works of Lord
Byron, published in style similar to the above, IN
eight beautiful Volumes large type
Also, Memoirs and Letters Of Madame Malibran,
by the Countess De Merlin, 2 vols.
This is the only complete edition Of the Works
Mrs. Hemnns, and contains many new poems, toge-
ther with other matter embraced in any other ed
ton of her works Among the poems will
found De Chartillion, tragedy A Tale of the Seer
Tribunals; Superstition and Revelation, A Tale OF
the Fourteenth Century; Scenes and Passages from
Goethe; Selections from Juvenile Poems; England
and Spain, and Wallaces Invocation to Bruce just
published, and for sale by
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Ar LIVER COMPLAINT This disease only
terminates in another of more serious nature, If
proper remedies not rcsortcd to in time. In all
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strength and tone TO those tender organs which re-
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MOORES LIFE OF BYRON-Just published
1fl new edition of The Life of Lord Byron, with
his letters and journals, by Thomas Moore
/" As composition it deserves to be classed among
the best specimens of English prose which age has
produced"
"Thc Letters a. least those which were sent from
Italy, are among the best in our language. They are
less affected than those of Pope and Walpqe they
have matter in them than those of Cowpern
And if the cpistolatory style of Lord Byron was
artificial, il and admirable instance of that
highest art which cannot be distinguished from ma
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Complete in octave vols, handsome edition. with
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AND sTRENGTHEN-The onl,

CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.--The only
~ sure and the best courses to pursue in curing dis
eases, of whatever nature they may be, is FIRST 10
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secondly to give strength and tone those tender
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INT ORE TESTIMONIALS in favor of DR. Har-
ltl lichs Medicincs.-Mr. James Henry, Roxbo-
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cines--hs symptoms We're pain in the side and back
loss of appetite, pain in the stomach after eat
ing costiveness acdity in the stomach sick headache
ushings of heat night swcats nausea and sometimes
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M oRE PRootS OF the efficacy Of Dr. Harlichs
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street, cured by the above medicine His SYMPTOMS
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TT is ESTIMATED by Physicians generally
that one-fourth Of the human family die annually
of Consumption. As that is the case why then ne
glect your colds and coughs which are the root of
Consumption Thousands and tens of thousands
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POLITICAL ELooUENCE AND POLITl
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Hon George Canning, in ! octave volume OF oS3
pages containing also his life and copious extracts
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Speeches Of the Right Hon. William Husksson,
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each The two contained in ! volume octave GIG
pages price 81 80, published at 80 so.
Speeches Of Philips, Curran, Grattan and Emmett,
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American Oratorio, or Selections from the Speeches
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The most Celebrated Speeches Of Chatham, Burke,
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NEW BOOKS.-Texas in 1910, or the Emf
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CHEMISTRY Applied to Agriculture, by Chaptal
Humphrey Dayy, Professor Renwick, and others,
vol
Armstrong; Treatise Agriculture, with notes
by J. Buel, vol.
Capt. Parry's Three Voyages towards the North
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First Principles Of CHEMISTRY, by Professor Rem
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Elements of Mental Philosophy, by Professor Up
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The Social Destiny of Man, or Association and
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Bacchus prize essay, the nature, causes, effects,
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THE CULTIVATION,
consolidation Of Buels cultivator and the Genesee
Farmer
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- -..4... !. 4 I-uI 9 "a. lal 4


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il as essential 10 the success of the farmer as ~ other
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The volume for 1870 is filled entirely with original
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Ii an increase Of subscription beyond any precedent
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ME PICTORIAL BIBLE. heinr the Old an

HE PICTORIAL BIBLE, being the Old and
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NEW UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER. jus
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MILITARY HISTORICAL. LIBRARY--N,

M ILITARY HISTORICAL. LIBRARY--Now
1Nl publishing in Paris, in large octave. volumes
with very numerous Typographical and Military
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National Guard of France.
C'est la premiere fois que Ton essaye de reunir
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tout &C que cette oTre dc dilicile Extract from The
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Volume l. On the Tactics Of the Greeks (Thu-
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Volume = On the Roman Armies and Soldcry,
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Volume viii contain The Military Memoirs of
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d ENEMBER Dr. Swayncs Compound Syrup Of
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TINO THE SICK.-As many neglect their health
i on account of being discouraged by the very
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as by Empiricks would recommend them to make
trial Of DR. Harlich's COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS
have made use of them frequently myself and
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the lost appetite, and relieve the dsagreeable
ton after eating, with which am frequently troubled
would recommend these pills in all of liver
complaint and weakness Of tho nervous system and
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VIM LINDERMAN,
Bath Township, Lancaster Cornty.
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CCHILLER'S WORKS, in German, complete in
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The complete works of Lamarne (prose and poeil-
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