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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

A RUNAWAY I'm JAIL.

IIIERE was committed 10 the Jail nf this county az =
y runaway, on the lNh day Of February lau, q negro
tnan who calls himgclf COSBY, and states that lie islhe
property ~ Robert Tunrtal oi tho couniy n Caroline, bnt
WIS Ltfglinr tho present year 90 n MT Powell 90 wufk ~
lhc Goal Itts. sail slave ts about q yearsold, and bad Oh
when Committed. % 7ut of dark ca1eincti, and m old silk
hot. The owner Of faid slave iH requested 10 come for.
ward move hts properly, pay charges and lake him away,
~ he Will 10 dealt with aa The law directs tn fuch raseH.
IRA T. HDWlES,
For Edmund n Cfenshaw,
fmr " rt9t IatuF fof Hanover county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
COuRrs-

The bill restoring tho setting OF the County
Courts ofLunenburg to the And Monday passed the
Senate yesterday, and is now a law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT.

THE subscriber having taken Mr. Mills 'argc Gre.p,oof
Il Warchoufe on The nlsin, Oilers HE aaTvicea r. ms
mcn1s and he public ~ iofwarfinq Agent and Commia
sion Merchant. hcinR detcrminsito avethe busiuera HE
an'iviicd attention, De- hopes fora share of patronage
mo VII ho lrcl!tci ht once to tako Tobacco. Fioury Fah.
hctfingHfN q zoo storage. - EtsTACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

DAUGUERRE's MAGICAL PICTURES.
NOTICE no THE PUBLIC.

NJ NJ UAFFEY a IoHATt respectfully inform The
wi. Public that, IN consequence NJ rpme inc fpcttft
damare happcninr ft the mechanism used Boo their cfhhi.
lion mr mo works n IiEhts, The opening 81 Neir Maacat
ming, March 10. mr. 70 IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
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BEAUTIFULLY assorted and 6no austtv-
- Iadics' light, dark and black kbgIpves
hest gnalHJ and ifesh black andbluo Bombazinos
ioautiuly fine black and blue Ctspoe
Tho subscriber Will bo from this ia . duripg 1re season.
corTarty receiving parcels ~ whatever Ia nov and 10
ic lowest market prices.
IN 10 n THO n PRICE
"a have q feW hundred sacks on The shin fIafE
- AW.N'a cargo Of Salt YER olt which W. Will sdH low.
mn b "a WANDEFBON & 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
U'baf dosstbis Man ?

The Columbia South Csrolinian (Nr Calhoun
organ) contains tie following mysterious para.
gtsps;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
I"NIpORTIsD CETUs.

i-J| In consequence Of bad weather. the sale at
the Lecture Room Of the United Presbyterian
Church, was postponed uotil to-day nj ~ o'clork.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
MEETINC

To- Rey'd ISRAEL ROBORDS, Of New
York, is expected TO preach in the First Baptist
(Rev'd Mr. Jeter's) Church. every day this week.
at I O'Clock, A.. NJ, and at 4! o'clock, p. NJ. The
public arc respectfully invited to attend.
NH Is If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
AUCTION CARD

AUCTION CARD.
SUPERIOR LEATHER TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, SPANISH CIGARS, WHIPS, 81
At Auction
THIS Morning, al 10 o'clock. Tho attention 81 Dealers
and others Ia solicited. INLOES a BROTHER.
NH 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

" THlS beautiful aud diating uislicd son Of
kS Whhlebone will stand at "1he Reeds" IN
MN the county Of Caroline, four miles East Of
N the White Chimnoys.
The first Of the get Of Cetuq appcaredin
llcir . year old form laft Spring. Pour only were trained.
Three Of these were out Of untred mares. Two, out Of
four, were winners AZ . and 2 heats-and third Nr Cha's
Iayioc'a hlyl ran n capital second over the Mulberry
Course fora Sh0O0 stake.
In considerai1n Of tho unexamplcd pressure through.
out the country, the Euhfcuhcr has determined That CetuH
shall be let to thorough bred mares at $50 The season, ant
$50 Insurance. uaifhfrI mares will be received af hall
Price. GToOm'B fee 81.
Good and oEtcnftvc pasuirage will be Afforded and grain
furniahtd,t " desired. az uI cents per day.
Caro- will he taken to prevent accidents OF escape, but
No liability for either. ROBERT ". CORBlN.
ma " ct
nB-Thr Enquirer will phase copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

CLEARED,
Brig Athens, Jones, for Liverpool, by Charles
Palmer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

a. reply 10 MsIrs. HoHdSay and B0yiy,
ON rvs suBJEer OF the RKckrrros OF rHE
Pnnrrrns or TIE PunLic LAMBS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
s.Yustice to Marry Of the yyest.'

The Wing State Convention having UNANIMOUSLY
responded to the Peoples Nomination of HENRY
CLAY as the Wing Candidate for next President
we this morning place bis name at the head OF our
columns. there to remain until he has been elected
n the high station which he has sorichly deserved
and which he is so eminently qualified to adorn
Under other circumstances, we should have thought
proper to await aNationalnomination the entire
unanimty Of the Wing party from Maine to Lou
isiana seems to obviat all necessity fora National
Convention We regret that it has been deemed
expedient 10 call one for the nomination OF Vice
President. We would rather have trusted TO an
ultimate unanimity among the States, or even have
referred the matter to the decision of the Wing
Members Of Congress.
FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY! his banner is up
lifted by the Whig State Convention of New-York,
and the defeat of our State Ticket will be blazoned
through the Union as the defeat Of Mr.. clay.
Need we say another word to mite you to activity,
energy and perseverancein the contest now begun
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

Cart. TYLER is dissatisfied with Wing medicines. He
thiEks they do neithe. the country himself any good
bic was troabled not long since with disease Inch had
no naEe but winch maryeliousy resenbied the Ro He
took doses OF Wing medicine tu they made him and
BOW he IS about try another system That by the way
Is just what almost every body doing For some years,
cosvencss heartburn &c people have tak1n ali sorts OF
medic;ne-,hey themselves 'carcey knew what Bs;
they are rejecting them, backing out as Captain Tyler
from the Lans Distribution, &c., and Using nothing the
wo.s but the ianoas Lczenges and Pills of DR.. Peters
which !nallbly all these diseases His Pasers also
are Invaluable for all rheumatic pains. His warehouses are
at 459 Broadway and ls5 FnItou-s,reet
~ IEs Is The last day and evening tha. the Mermaid
VIII be exhibited al The American Museum as sac departs
iar Boston on Monday. None sLord fail her ship
Two performances to-day.
u Good board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
~ no. IL Cnn-st II el7u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

United State5 ConsliJ.
WILLIAM WHETrEN, OF NewYork for the psrt OF Cowes,
in the place of Z. r Hunter, recalled.
JOSHUA G&RSEp Jr OF Pa. for the rot Kiasstoa upon
Hull, in The place of Albert Davy, recalled.
GURDoS BRADLEY. OF Conu Tor The port OF Mayaguez IN
deceased
G. T. snow. Mass for The port of Persanbuco in the
place oi Joseph Ray, recalled
ALEXANDER Orr Ia for the port OF Aiioa in the place
OF Geo. p Todson, resigned.
A. WEBSTER, of Massachusetts, for the Of Bombay,
in The place of P. 7. Parker, resigned.
a NJ GREEN of Virginia for the port ot Neasco, Texas,
in the place OF Stewar, Newell, resigned.
C. EDWARDS LESTER, OF G-nea, fer the port of Genoa in
the place OF John J. Bailey, resigned.
JASPER CHAsSEAuD, for Berout, Damascus sad and ihe
towns wi.hu their limits IN the donnlons OF The Ottoman
Porte.
FRANKLIN CaasE for Tamp;cc, Mexico. in the place Of
g. W. Montgomery, resigned
A. D. NAM of Ohio, ai Bremen The pi5ce of Francis
]. Grunu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

FORTUNATE EscApE.-A letter from Beaufort
Informs US that the large congregation OF BaPtsts
in that place have mercifnlly escaped catastro-
phe the very thought of which fills the imasina-
ton with horror. The house in which they have
worshipped for many years is Of tabby. The build
ing was erected during the last century, and was
then very small. The increase of members has re-
quired tive enlarsements-so that the Paceis now
capable of holdisg perhaps thousand persons.
The consequence of these additions is, that walls
originally designed for small roof have had to
receive a heavy one, and this superintendent load,
with the crowds in the galleries, have caused the
walls 10 give way 1t was by a very slight cir
cumstance that the attention of one or two persons
was attracted to the state of the building-when
it was found that for some time past hundreds of
people have been assembling, sabbath after sab
bath, in house the point of falling.
Charlestown Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

u We think there can be no doubt of Gov.
Paine's election by handsome majority 6y the
Peorzs From the returns already received, there
is nett Wing gain of about 500. Gov Fame
lacked last year 675 votes of an election by Tue
people If the returns received, afford any index
OF the returns to come in. Gov Paines MAJORITY
will be from 5000 to 5000 votes.
Vermont Mercury Extra.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

BRrsToL's SAKsAPARILLA--CAcTIoy.-P n ~ e-os
to ootain the true article viii b. careful TO eal, o - &C.
Bristol Is across the cork Of the bottle. The
this medicine is established from the nuneIoa. sia
cures has performed and Is daily persof ~ cag
are sph,,autiaed and the documents can be seet tr
al The store of WM BURGER, No. SO s. R-
OF at Milbaus lss Broadway Horace Sfsass sny me
tor OF this paper VII. oe pessa esct ,s nene pfotpoa
In a family OF his acquaintance ,,rRG III! No So
Sold at wholesale aad retail by 81. .as ISs Broad
way also by reputable Druggists asd Asrn'' Iap!4i ia
the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

ASSOCIATION The chief improve
ment of Fourier upon the systems of other reform
ers is, that he establishes community of interest
merely, and not of property. We see it stated
that in Mexican County, in this State, colony Of
one hundred families, which is still increasing has
been established about Il miles from Smiihfed
where Society of Germans bought 81 200 acres
of land at 81 25 per acre, payable in seven years
They havealready cleared coo acres, and given 200
under contract steam mill is in operation
and grist mill will soon be erected. MIR. Ginal,
Univcrsalis Preacher, in Philadelphia is the found
er of this Society. wherein the doctrines of Four
ier will be carried out. The Society has branches
all over the United States, and there will be in
short time large number of Germans settled and
in full operation to turn the woods into blooming
fields of Wheat and Rye.
There is another Colony, already four years in
existence, in Herman, Gasconade County, No.
where about 600 Germans are in full operation in
the farming business. Lane. (Pa.) Ex. & Her.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

sxisTot's sSARsapARLLA-We have had occasion 10 iry
the virtues OF this excellent preparation in family
and can truly add our the numerous testimonials OF
It's superior efficacy. Two ofour little ones had for long
.a.e been troubled with extensive cutaneous erupo
extending hands, and aud exhibiting itself IN
fghtfu sores on vacus parts OF The body. We had re-
BIislofs Sarapria snd in The space about
Two months had tie satisfaction OF seeing the healed
the eruption disappear and ,he skin 10 resume It's former
heatbfu appearance. Buffalo Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

By and aita Tie rdVict GTf c9EsebF y 'HT
RoEERI C. NEwLASD, Register oi The Land
Office at Ba,esville, Arkansas, vice Lewis b.
Tulv, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

The STEAMER LxBASoN.-The loss of this
boat by striking snag in the Missouri River has
been mentioned. and also that she had on board
large amount Of goods, chiefly from this city, for
the Santa Feiradcrs, which were insured in Wall
street The last ST Louis Republican says .. We
understand that difficulty and probably law
suit will grow out of this case, it is said that
the Lebanon was not A No. in the opinion OF the
insurance companies of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Vermont ELECTION.

We give below from tho Extra Vermont Meg-
curv of Sept Z, all the returns which have come
to hand, with the nett Wing gain from last year.
WINDSOR COUNTY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

ALEXANDER The MuRDERER.-The Philade-
,ha Gazette has been requested by the friends
and counsel of Milton j Alexander, in prison
on charge of homicide, explicitly to contradict
the statement copied from the Bardstown Ga
zette, relative to q large sum of money having
been collected to dcfray the expenses of his de-
fence.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

MAu Coach RoRBERY-We learn that the
boot of the mail stage between this city and
Niehollsville was cut open on the I'd instant, and
some trunks taken therefrom. The trunk of Mr.
C. H. Wieklitfe, the special agent of the Post
Office Department, containing all his papers and
clothes. was stolen. Lexington Intel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

GONG WEsr-The cars leave Syracuse for
Rochester at O'Clock A. NJ. and Gd o'clock ?. M.
or on the arrival Of the cars from Utica.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

NJ For Gov. Davis on Protection and
the Land Distribution, Literary Notices,
and The Case Stated see First Page.
~ For Hon. Gabriel Furman's opeecn
ON the Whig Internal Improvement Pollcy;
and Sunrise Stanzas, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Young Men. state Conven,ion.

The Wings throughout the State of New-Yorl
Will bear in mind that YoUSG MEMS STATE
CONVENTION will assemble at Syracuse on We'd
nesday, the ols inst to adopt measures for sccur-
lng the signal triumph of the Wing cause in the
approaching Election.
l ne state OF affairs does not require the assem-
bling of so immense Convention as that which
gathered at Syracuse two years ago. Now that
the Destructive tendencies of Loco-F ocoism are
clearly seen to demand the sacrifice of our Inter
nal improvements. it must be that the People will
rally almost spontaneously to secure the overthrow
of the Architects of Ruin. But the New EIec-
ton Law, reducing our Three Days of Election
to One, and dividing our Towns and Wards ints
Election Districts, impress on the Wings the ne
cessity Of new and more thorough ORGANIZE
rIoN. To this end every effort should be directed
To this end, our friends in the several Couhties
should take care to secure the attendance at SYRIA
cuse of at easton active, intelligent, indetatlsabe
Wing from each Township and Ward, to unite in
devising and adopting the means best adapted to
perfect such Organization And the Young Men
of the Central Counties, who will very naturally
be there in larger numbers, should select from
their several Towns one or more Delegates best
calculated to aid in devising the means for calling
out the full Wing vote of the State on the 9th 0
November next. Nothing more is needed to Sc
cure an overwhelming victory
WING YouNe MEN OF NEw-YoRK important
and far-reaching results, vtay affecting our Coun-
rry's destiny, depend on the issue of our State
Election Shall we not have full, enthusiastic
and glorious gathering at our Young Mems Con-
venton?
VERMosT.-We have few scattering returns
from each side of the Mountains, which convince
us that the Wings have every thing. Six towns
in Windsor and two in Rutland County elect 7
Wings and Loco-F Foco to the Legislature -Four
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

ry Advertisers will please hand in their advertisements
for Mondays paper, before O'Clock this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

SMITH AND RocKwELL.-Tbe last Quincy, llli.,
Herald represents that Governor Carn had been
fairly whipped out in his attempts to arrest Smith
and Rockwell, and adds that the Normons will
not give them up, but fight to the last.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DG The health Of Baltimore is noted by the
Baltimore Patriot as peculiarly good for the sea
son of the year. With population of more
than ore hundred thousand there were last weel,
fifty deaths fourteen being infants under one year
nf noe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

Discovery OF SALT IN YATES CouNTY.-At
Dundee, in Yates County, very valsable salt
springs have been fonnd on and near what is called
Big Stream In boring, when at the depth of
about ten feet, very strong brine was found and
at the depth of seventy-fve feet the brine is sup
posed to be as strong as any at the Onondaga sa-
lines. The present belief of MIR. Hulberts(who
conducted the boring) is, that his bore discharges
sixty gallons of brine per hour; and this brine, on
being boiled in common kettle, yielded ut the
rate of two pounds of salt for every twenty-tour
quarts of the water If this out so as to ful-
fl present expectation. it will be very valuable
discovery. Dundee is within two miles OF Seneca
Lake. and twelve niles from Penn Yan. Good
wood is plenty, and can be had for ten or twelve
shillings per cord.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

ny The wHic Ycusc MEMS STATE CONVENTION meets
AT AUBURN on Wednesaay the 2ls inst, iusi two weeks after
the ,omna,ions) We hope meet there glorious gather
ing OF the Young Whigsof Ne"-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

10 The story of a young man in Illinois chop
ping off his brothers arm is contradicted by the
last St. Louis paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

~ Charles Cassedy, ESQ. of Williamson CO.,
Tennessee, formerly a warm and active supporter
of Mr.. Van Rurcn, comes out, in long letter in
the Nashville Wing, il favor of Henry Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

70 The store of Mcssrs. J. Phillips e Co.
Nc al Washinstons,reet, Boston, was entered
on Tuesday night by means of false keys, and
large quantity of laces, worth between $1,000 and
$4,000, stolen therefrom.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Total. s56l3, ,585 81 5,525, 81 SO ,2c, ,isi

BRIGHTON MAREET-Monday, Sept 1912.
From the Boston Advertiser aad Patriot
At market AS Beef Cattle, eco Stores, 1890 sheep and
$50 Swine.
PRlcEs-Beef Cattle-The prices obtained last week for
like quality hardly sus,aned much less number
FIRST quality 81 50 81 IS; second qualify 81 81 IS; third
quality SSa S3 50. ~,
Slores-r~o year old at 81 Sl2i three year Old SA
TO $50.
sheep-Dul We notice lots sold atthe following prices,
viz soc, 6Gc, 75c, SIC, 81, 81 IL 81 IS and 81 sS
Swne-A lot OF old Hogs at Sc. Lots to pedd!e at 2!f
q Sows and SIC sac for Barrows a, retail from &c
10
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

20 The Mills Point Herald says The wreck
of the Cairo Dry Dock was sold at that place on
Saturday the Goth ult. ana was bid in a, the low
price of four hundred and fifty dollars. This dock
is said to have cost thirty thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

g5 .yoha G. Floyd, received one rote for Con
gress in the Van Buren Convention Of Oneida Co.
Served him right
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

DU' The Loco-Fo of Massachusetts have
nominated MAReus MORTON for Governor ana
II. Fl. CHlLns for Lieusenant Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

D a writer in the Nantucket Inquirer explains
the failure of the Camels Constructed to raise
ships and carry them over bars) as arising from
slight impcrfoctions of workmanship, and no, from
any defect in the principle of the experiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
F,oco-Foco Nominations.

Jefferson Co.-Congress-Oville Hungeriord !;
Assembly,. C. Church. Joseph Graves, Job
Lamson.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

FlRE-Wc learn that the dye house of the
Eagle Manufacturing Company, situated in Glas-
tcnbury, was totally destroyed by fire last Friday
night, Sept. Cd. Loss estimated at about $1,000
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

Col. THOMAS B. TuNsTALL, Secretary of State
in Alabama, died lately at the residence of his
brother, in Baldwin county, in that state, in his
54th year. He FOR many years the highly pop
ular clerk of the State House Of Representatives
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

BoY SHOT BY HIS BRoTHER.-On the Sd ult.
while two boys, one about fourteen and the other
eight years old, sons of Mr.. Peter Johnson living
in the edge of Orono on Essex-street, were out on
a cunning excursion in the woods, the Oldest boy
attempted to fire at some object in tree, when
the rifle missed fro, and on bringing it down to
examine the lock- it went of, and the whole charge
of shot entered the neck of the little boy, who was
about ten feet distant, just below the jaw.bone and
little in front of the car, and came out upon the
opposite side, killing him instantly. They were
about mile in the woods, and after in vain trying
to stanch the wound and to revive consciousness,
he took his dead brother in his arms and pro-
ceeded homewaras until overcome with grief and
fatigue he laid the body the grass, adjusted the
limbs, and started for home to convey the sad news
to the parents and surviving brothers and sisters.
TBangor Whg.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

RopBERY.-The store of James Clark, of Bir-
mipghann, Huntingdon County, n j., was broken
open and robbed of a considerable sum of money
and merchandise. The robber is supposed to be
man named Charles F. Dcatrick, of that place.
A reward of 500 is offered for his apprehension.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Mr. Pauldings letter was read and also the original
charees brought hy NIr. Ilodgson in the year 1859

gy .ie Judge fdroc1fe lave confidence IN ny
ability detail whictool place four or
Ave years ago only give my best impressions oI "na
clashes viii, HAT OF aay other officer cannot say hat
right bu state what consclsHl9asly believe 10 hf tfne
j k Padding erarrinei Jy the Judge livoeate Whcn
was in the Department have requenty opened eitefsno
intended for me bu as reading them that i another
matter did not read them when discovered they were
for
The aacused asked until Monday 10 prepare MS defence
which the Court granted, and then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Wigs and l Loco-F oco to the Legislature
{ them vote for Governor as follows:

90 The Union announces that the Tyler men
will vote for Bouck and Dickinson. OF course
they will. Mike Walsh and JOB Haskell are
unasimcus for them. The Sun prophesies the
election of these candidates over Bradish and COL
her by five to three Is that part of the con-
trac, for the Post Office Advertising7 The He
rail- announces Bradish and Fillmore Us the
Wing candidates No otherpaper has the news
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

is fsood BOARD and pleasant Rooms be obtaiaed
a no. ~ Chn.st ~ el7u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

WHITE WATER VALLEY CANAL COMPANY
This Company is fully organized, and the work
on the Canal will be pushed forward vigorously.
That portion of the Canal lying between Brook
Vile and Laurel has been rut under contract, at
of the engineer; and owing to these favorable
terms, the directors have resolved to put ont work
about the 1st of October, to the amount of one
hundred thousand dollars between Laurel and the
National Road.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10

SANps's sSARs.pARILLA-Go and stand beside the bed OF
suffering and DEATH and there behold that aenuated torn
struggling in the grasp that levels all men into dust and see
this suffering health by IT, Go 10 the
crippled and the lame. ask him what made hirl walk
Go 10 The eper and ask him hat made him whole Go 10
the ia int man weak ask him maize b;n strong
and thew will tell you. Used Sandss Sarssparia and
was cured" All diseases s the and gandullr
tenn, rheumatism all FORMS enlargement and pam oiie
Zones and joints umbsgo pam and distress in the head
diseases ari.ln. from impure OF the blood, chronic
constitutional disorders, &C. are all safely and speedily
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-10
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

70 The Central Railroad of Michigan received
during the month of August S107o3 in the same
month, 1941, $4,811. The increase is most graf
ifyinr.