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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Mitcl1eI's Geography ara Atlas: Eclectic Readers.
Tafbott,s. PAe,-, Davies, RAYS and Smiths Arithmetic
kirkham', Smiths. and Coniey-s Grammar.
Elementary AMI Conley's Spelling Book
Walkers and Webster-s Dictionary.
Cnmstock's Philosophy ana Chefuislry-
Burrett's Geography Of the Heavens.
Columns and Bonnycas,Ie's Algebra.
BoanycaslIe's MensuratinR: Murray, Readers.
Mttchels Geographical Reader.
Paper, Ink. Qiuls, &c. &c. For sale, by
d. P.
Richmond. Jan. lib fo42-
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THE FAMILY MEDICAL LIBRARY.

A TREATISE ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE or DISEASES,
BY regimen and simple medicines. Revised ard enlarged
with The addition ola Vegetable Materia Medica, pointing
ont The virtues, preparations and doses, of our most vaIua-
with E"IGIITY-FOUR ENGRANINGS, four of which
are Coiored.
Among the American writer's whose works have been
freely put IN Tequisiilon for this work, may be menloined,
Doctors Rush. Chapman, Caldwell, Cooke. Barton. james.
Dudley, Eberle, Short, Drake. Devices. YandelI. Dunglis-
ton, and Cartwright. Also to the labors Of Cooner. Aber-
nethy. Burns, Macintosh, Armstrong, johnson, Thomas.
and other English writers VINO stand at the head of their pro-
fessiou III their own country. The object through yut the en-
tire work, being 10 give the history, characteristics. symp-
as correct. simple, and Ineligible terms as possible. suited
to the capacities OF al! who ought, IN any event. TO under
take the treatment ola disease III The termination of which
human life may be at stake"
s.Amorg the subject u treated Of. are NaIignau. CboIera.
Peripneumonia Notha, Bilious Plcu-isy, varioIoid, Eacci-
nation, Small Pos, Chicken P0x, Dyspepsia, Lfenterv.
NesIo Consumption, White Swelling. Locked Jaw, Pro
lapsus AMI, Feion. letter, Scaid-head, various Eruptlve
diseases. Issues, Setons. diseases peculiar 10 women and
children, Fevcrs, Dysenery. Diarrnpa. Puimary Consump-
,ion, Measles. Quincy and Putrih Sore throat. Cancer. Poi
sons. fivd5ophobta, Surgery. Dislocations. Fractures or
Broken Bones, -. Anthony Fire, Munps. Juandice, Drop
sy, Gont. Scroflla, Palsy. Epilepsy, &C."
'.I'he treatment pursued by the generality Of practitioners
and found most successful, particularly IN the diseases err
demic 10 the South ana West, has been detailed with as
much minuteness as the nature Of the subject i'll admit
ssThe work i not Intended 70 induce people 10 neglect
medical assistance, and place too great confidence III their
own discrimination; bat to enable families 10 make PROMPT
use of suitable remdies i'll sudden attack of Illness. and IN
case of accidents, when the services Of a physical canrc.
be immediately procured BY J.G NoRWoop. I. d
This WORK has been pronounced BY all Phvs1eian- who
havc seen II, am several of the mos, eminer4 nave exam
inei il. to be the best, for Family use, ev.ant
Agents aud others. who purchase - eel again, viii be
J. A JAMES. Ci,cinrati, Ohio.
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Rev. L. COVcrt,S Balm of Life.

4 Nh" and valusble remedy for the cure Of Conistmp-
"A f'on. Ultima, bronchitis. Group, Uho2ptag Cough.
aah all diseases OF the Lungs Gad UlafHDe- Extensive
y used and recommended by the medical faculty. TO whom
the recipe has been freely made known.
s Go, Frop1stars. Auburn. y. Y.
SANFORD PARK, GeaI.7z7tsf for Tie Hest.
Is, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
The iToprletor is now receiving. a'm.s; daily. te~timo-
mails OF the highest respectsbiiIty from Phvsiriaas. Clergy
men. and Others. who have become acquainted vi i'm It's ma
lure and edec:-anUns whIch are the following:
From the Boston -Hedtcs! Journal. dug 81, 1910.
The fci's.ing IS an extract from an article IN that pa
per on "Norous Laryngeus,' or Bronchitis. by Frank II.
Hamilton. Professor OF Materia MedIcs and General Path
ology IN Geneva Medical College:
The Key / o"veri's mixture. also now used 50 extern
siVely for this affection by clergvnen, belongs to the same
class OF stimulating expectorants, berg one OF those lucky
combinations of medicinal nsenls which. while i, promotes
expectoratton, does NOT impair the tone OF the stomach.
OF this medicIre we feel at liberty 10 speak. since lis cou-
position 10 not held Eom the Profession. and we hope ,he
proprietors will soon see fl 10 give I TO the public. We,
therefore, venture 70 recon- mend il. having employed IL in
our own case, AND in Inc cases Of many others, With deci-
ded benefit
This certifes, ihathavins examined the Rev. i. Coveri's
Balm OF Life. IN all its component parts. Ne do believe it
to be one uf The best compounds for coughs. consumptons,
chronic Infafuations, etc OF ~ hich we have any knowledge,
and do most cordially recommend Its use h all afflicted
X i,h ,he above named dsea,es
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Masouic Mirror.

w. have received a copy of this interesting paper. il
:. oubI,hed in MnysviiIe. Ky. by Basil ID. Crook.hank,
!, !, dollar per annum. II is neatly printed. aud from the
.,nber before us, must be interesting TO the brethren OF The
u,.,;e ,is.' i, is respectfully recommended to the support
II tbs fraternity.
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Great STOCK FARM for Sale

A sIoCh FARM lying Il miles ives, Of Lafsvsu..
a 'pPecanoe eosaiY, Intiana. on Big Pine creek.
eo'ta'nhhs 'o1 arres-well watered, and Some $50, OF 400
aefes hnoefed-ihe balance prairia. and any quantity If
pfa'iie On the east AMI vest eide Of the creek. Their. ar.
hoou1 acres under fence. with about $50 acres under
CULTIVATION The buildings are to!erabIy for "a bic. hu,
not expensive. The above Is admiralty adsp,ed for rai.-
ans siocs- and IS for sale alta prc. 10 suit the hard times.
nose "ishIng to purchase property Of this kind will find
II TO their advantage TO examine Inc premises. For frth-
er information inquire of D. P Al ,hs Of
nee or Of P.S Jennings. Lafayette, Indiana.
Richmond, Jan 7sh. 1912.
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Richmond and Rockville Canal Company.

Alta meeting of the Board of Directors of the Richmond
and B'ookyi;le Canal Company, held Second Month (Feb.)
II. 1872, the following preamble aud resolution was adopt
ed, ,o-wit:
WHEREAS. Al our late Legisla ,urr, a law has been en-
acted for the prosecution OF the public works by companies:
and whereas, the privileges, or advantages, contained ia
said law, are extended to the Richmond and Brookville
Co., therefore,
Re,olrcd, That the following named persons be appoint
cd committee, who are requested TO meet at the City
h,h,' in Richmond, on Saturday, the 26th instant. in or
der To examine into the merits of said law, and report their
views of the expediency of taking up, and prosecuting the
Richmond aad Rockville Canal under said act. together
with such other matter as they may deem expedieni. TO a
general meeting Of the stockholders, Should they think pro-
pa TO appoint one, 20 be held at such time and place as
they may agree on, io-wi,:
Charles w Starr, Samuel Shute, Robert Morrison. Basil
Bfightwen, Caleb Shearon, James II. Mendenha1, Jeremy
Mansur. Daniel T Virgins, VIM histIethwai,e. Andrew
Hsmolon, Isaac Commons, John Nicholson, Armstrong
Grimes, Aquila Jones. Wm. r. FouIke. WIN. Scarce. ia
COB Snelsef. jeremiah l.. Meek, Christopher Bufer, VIM.
II Bennett. Daniel Middleksuf, VIM. Youse, John Rider,
Ed'sha w. Fulton. Smith Ifunt, Samuel Masters. JamesL
n''ew + frederick Black, Daniel Ogden, Elijah NeNehan.
James " right. Joseph Brown, john b Rose. Enoch Rails
oaek, AbneE MeCarty, John Nc Kinney, and William
Edwards.
iae Secretary is directed to furnish each member of the
committee with a copy of the foregoing, accompanied BY a
'opy u the law referred to.
From the minutes. b FULGHUM, Sec.y.
nicamond and Boston Turnpike Company.
Alta meeting of the Richmond and Boston Turnpike Co.
aad in Boston, on Tuesday the 18Th Dee. D s EVANS
scahed to The Chair. and BE>J HUI appointed Secrv.
~" moi'on' there was a eommittee OF theee appointed to
"hhs forward names for the construction CT she 6rs, mile
south of Boston. to-wis: Barton Wyatt. Levi Druly, and
Jacob Seany. Second mile-Niehola Drulv, Aaron STAN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19

M~ARRIED,-Ou the 18th instant, by the Rev. Thomas
Whallan. Mr.. PETER Erwin. of Highland county. Ohio, to
Miss M.RGAREr E., daughter of Mr.. TnoMAs YOUNG, OF
THIS vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-19
A Small Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber wishes 10 dispo7e Of the small Farm m
which ne resides, situated in Wayne county. II diana.
about half a mile east OF Washington, containing so acres.
about 81 cleared and iplproved--lhe balance well timbered.
with a small Orchard, and a never failing Spring OF good
water near the dwelling House,-enough and TO spare for
family use and ior sHtck during the dryest mooths i, sum-
mer Ine situation Is healthy and convenient 10 ps "a Of
worship, schools, mills. and stores.
The term. III De made liberal and corresponding with
the preseh; ha I'd tunes, and a deed given me purchaser. Glen,
Of Al incumorance- ID Z. KOWLETT.
y II. Also, a quarter section OF good LAND, in Wabash
county. about I mules south of Eel river. and FORTY
ACt'ES in Iiahi.fon county, north Of Indianapolis
Ilth mo. 2jth. 1871. 49,
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RICHMOND HOTEL,
of Main and Marion streets,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

: VIE proprietor Of tins favora5ly well-known HOTEL,
has moved into il himself, and - determiped 10 .us-
tam and improve is previous character. The comfort OF
the Traveller shall be his constant aim. and having mrdo
some permanent repairs To the building as n Tavern huusc,
his interest as we'll as his inclination would induce him To
make il equal TO any house on the road. lie hopes TO rem
der such satisfaction that no one shall 60 away dissatisfied.
Prices sui ted to the tunes. J, w. GILBERT.
DecemheT 18th. ISL. sou
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ExccutOr's y oticc.

X UtOr's y office
VINHE undersigned have taken out of the Wayne Probat s
Court, Letters Testamentary on the Estate of John
Dougen. deceased. late of WAYNE County: they would.
therefore, respectfully request al having claims against sail
estate to present them legally authenticate ted for settlement
within one wear from This date: and all indebted, To make
immediate payment The estate i solvent
JOHN e DUG
SAMUEL FRYAR. NNeeu'"S'
Feb 10th, 1912 20
lR. THATCuER'S celebrated EYE WATER: for
, sale al the BOOK STORE.
Feb 18th, lei2.
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J, W DAT;EkS' " D. salina, N. Y,
GORDON NEEDIAM. VI. D. Onondara.

-. - l. oHohddSi-
E LAWRENCE VI ID. BaIdwinsyiIic-
The nature of the composition Of the Rev, l. Coverts
medical gentlemen, they have consented that they may be
referred 10 as authority for liz utility as an expectorant m
in those chronic cases Of pulmonary disease, IN which that
class Of remedies is Indicated.
d NJ Reese, N. D., Professor Of the Theory and Prac-
sc- Of Medicine in the Albany Medical College.
J. M'Naughson. NJ D. Professor of Anatomy and Phy-
siology in the Fairfield Medical Go Iege
Mark Stephenson, VI. ID y. Y city.
Doe, NJ. Midnight. y. Y. city.
J. Mitchell, NJ ID. Philadelphia.
c. ID. Townsend, NJ. ID or John Wilson, NJ. D.,
Albany
seriously diseased, and continued SO for nearly IA years;
and about SIX years since | was attacked with a chronic
bronchitis which occa=oned me much pam and distress.
attended by difficult breathing and pains in various parts
of the chest. In March last | purchased a hottie of Rev.
isaac Coveu's Balm OF Lie, and the effect has been. that
my breathing is about as tree as before was taken, my
chronic bronchitis nearly If not altogether cured. and the
pai,s of the chest have subsidized. have great confidence
in the Balm OF Life. and think it a good and safe medicine.
DAVID MOORE.
Aurelius, N. Y. Au-. Fl, 1899.
From the Rcu. II. Bannister, Il, B Teacher Of Ian
gnnges ID tae Cazenoyia Seminary.
TINS certifcs that | have successfully used the Rev. I
Governs Balm Of Itfn. Ia the case OF al obstinate cold,
which resulted IN a settled inflammation of the lungs, the
Balm of Life, after the tnal OF several other medicines for
several weeks, effected a gradual but permansnt cure
Cazcnovia, April IS, 1889.
The following from the Rev. l.. Halsey, d. D, Profess
sor OF Ecclesiastical History. &c. IN the Auburn lheoIogi-
cal Seminary, has just been received.
Iler l. COCeTt-t MY GEAR NT:i2 reiereDca to your nedl-
cine, deem it my duty to stale. that for a long time | have
BEEN afflicted with a CHRONIC BRONCHITIS and its
usual accompaniment: aud was induced TO try your prepa-
ration, OIL the assurance from medical men that it contain
ed no hazardous ingredients. he result has been the al.
laying Febrile irTitauons and the gradual restoration Of
healthy functions to the throat, so that am enabled TO re-
turn TO the labors of the desk. | think the medicine en,i-
tied 10 the attention OF all persons similarly afe cIed
Yours, truly, LUTHER HALSEY.
Auburn Theological Seminary, March 8, 1910.
z Price s. per bottle. tE-For sale by | Reed & Broth
er, Richmond, la DIR Swain. CentreviIIa, la: ihos.
d Whclen, Cambridge, la Dan. Mason, knights:own,
II
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The Harmonist:

lOEING a collection Of Tunes from the mos, .,pr,~.d
au horr. adapted to Every variety of me,,. /, n.
Methodist Iiygn BOOK for sale at the
Jan 9th. 1872. POoE sTopr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14

IOKSAp0 AT NUNDk VALLEY "A tornado swept
through Nuada Valley on Saturday afternoon last,
which has done much damage /, seemed 10
have originated from the meeting Of to cloud, in
thc valley. and swept down the creek the north
east, moving houses and barns. and pro-lratiug
hcds. lcacc, trees and every thing IL i,s course.
Large quantities Of timber have been blown down,
and much damage done to the fences, &c. Ono
singular freak and narrow escape is worthy Of spe-
cid notice. \ house, in which a family noscd
Mason resided was lifted over their heads and
carried away, leaving The family exposed, bu, IN
injured, on the first floor he main cafrcnt ii
ar j, said to have been from 80 rods TO half mile
vide. IL was reported, before our informant left
Nunda, that much damage was also done By the
tornado IN IL. course ~ Grorelsnd. II there
turned to severe hail storm, aud broke down the
wheat, and injured sheep. cattle, &c.
Catiaraugus Republican.
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The Union.

JF"The uBIOu."-l propose publishing new
Evening Paper TO be called Tue UNoS" soOH the
necessary arrangements csn be made TIE UsioS vii be
beautifully printed fne paper and the several depart
mcnis Political Commercial Financial, Literary and N'-
cclaneous, viii each be assigned gentlemen Of ability
and experience and "a Domestic and Foreign nieh-
gencc TIE UNoN ~ not he surpassed by any paper of IL
class. H. politics ~ be o the old Republican school, and
viii 'oppJrt the Of the General Administration,
AMI address clf 70 The moderate and patriotic men Of al
parucs-si'ug by every constitutional means and al an
alarming crs, o public affairs TO urge the adoption Of al
utaly laws and promote the prosperity ans tranquility OF
the coupry. more detailed view Of the whole plan AMI
principle. Of the paper Will appear IN the first number.
THE MON viii BE- published exclusively the cash sys-
tenn. aI delivered subscribers AID others AT the low
price Of cents a number. shilling weekly. large
paper viii De- printed weekly dollars per al
Ways advance A. very large edition OF the fret
bcr viii De- I.ucf, advert viii please apply in time for
Insertion and those vino for many years have their
nua and other advert 10 my paper are invited to
renew tlelr isyors iu the new journsL
Editors formerly exchanging viii please transmit their
papers forthwith Apply nj the Office Ne AZ Ful'on-,,,
ncNito the sun office. VI. VI. NOAH.
New.iork July g, 1912 jy9Gi-
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VI urkcfs.

ASIES-The market for Pots j, not very well sustained
but Pearls are firm ~ So most holders demanding more
SALE, to-day about 100 bbl Pots Al - and 90 do NJ ~
\ small lot Pearls broust . 80
COTTON-Tbc demand c0niiaucs limited. but there :
change In rate.
FLOt' R-Thr receipts Is morning were very gli AMI
active business The markets. hrn ~
previous prices for good 1T. We believe no good Hcn,ee
could he h1u. today lower Than on. Descriptions c
u i, weather have tendency 10 sour are not ~ hr
Sale, lat Michigan ave been made al %, aud ono -
537. which latter Ae quotation for common brands IN
Souhcrn transactions Oi importance. About 80 bhi,
II0wa street sodHt ]. and lot OF extra PcpnS wanna
Al 3 81. Georgct add BfandywInc 90. Rye Flour
contnu. and demand ard cannot be- had for
than - Sale, ~ bbls at that rate. jersey Corn Meal
2Sli ASH ,.
AGA5N- NotI,p~ doing Wheat for want of supplies,
Com D., plenty, and although IN ialr demand i not
mur0yin- Salc> Loo North River al 90 cents, meas 1000
do Jersey NJ ~: North Carolina white at 81, weight
delivered; geo NcwOflean> At s., weight delivered; go
do about %, weights 1000 OHIO Canal at d 37i ~
weight and measure. About 500 bushels Rye sod at o.
Oats in iair supply, with steady demand Canals 81
North River s. jo Jersey 20 @si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14

Five thousand dollar. Illroi, Bonds. belonging to the
State Bank Of NewYork a, Buffalo, will be 'od IN this city
on the Goth inst
Two thousand dslar, no, per cent scrip sold at 22s
per cent
The Buffalo Courier says" The mstcs OF the Bank OF
Buffalo, which have for few weeks seen at par. have It'll
the at two DAY, btSn thrown out by the brokers OF this
CITY, ms IS ~ consequence ~ me 'ompuoHcr having
stopped redeerng them az Ahanyc having ssc-ria ned
that much greater amount OF notes had already been pre-
scnltd for redemption ha the book, Of the institution &C
counted were certified - the Commissioners. The
certified believe, $295 sOo and over $3.50
no1 have already bee deemed and has beer aScertaIe
that over so 600 more are still af1at"
The Rochester Daily Advertiser also says that the Comp
rocr bad rciurued 10 house in Newfork 5000 OF the
Bask o; Buffalo, SAID to have been fraudulent sue All
the above be correct but l-Ve made inquiries IN
Wall street and found broker, know nothing about
th maucf, excepting the above rom tho Rufllc
Letter, from the sgsns these brokers Albany written
lately as last evening say nothing about the Bank OF Bui
iao The effect tins story ha. been TO put up the rates
Of discount all the broken Bank, OF llI' State.
Tie following BOMBS and mortgages were 10 have been
sold this day at Ahasy ioT accouat orihc Allegheny County
Bank Edward r Smiths bond and mortgage for sloeo
on lots Buffalo George x. Craudals bond aud mort
gage $4,000 let, ia lido. The above credited
SlsjOu For the Bank OF oleaB tie following E5en
Il. Lacey, >78io land in Chill Monroe Co, Samuel La
ccy 400 same location; ISRAEL r Iac 5000, Bufa-
10, Daniel lockwood ooo lots IN Buffalo H. Salisbury,
Jane, Crookcr George ". Johnson and Samuel Caldwell,
sooo- lots Buffalo. Benjamin Bowman 1901 81, Lancas
ter. kre CO.
The Phlaicl,hia Ledger says" Little was done y,ser.
day in stocks aud much any description OF busRes>
noticed YESTERDAY that the Assembly had acted upon
the Appropriation 10 render probable that no money
interest the State debt We now advised that Inc
senate by Of - to has defeated the Tax Bill Not
wthtaudng the present uniayOrdhc aspect ot affairs, We
willing believe that the legislature IN the face 81
hr general appeal l hns been made % them 10 provide
IL" all the Stale, honest dents. wa ADJOURN
without the spiou mrans at least, IN save the
public credit from sinking any lower depth than at
present Is If indeed should not do that which would tend
iobng up 10 par An adequate, judicou' tax bill should
be passed"
TIE tolls Rochester from the Isl TO the 9th july were
si,2j7 90
dend OF four perc The Manufacturing Insurance Com
pany one dollar and hall per share
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DIED

On "Wednesday the 18Th INST, Of cholera inanam John
Dsrg son OF John r. and Amaanth Darg aged u months
Thr fe., Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend The miners. This Afternoon al O'clock al 10 broad
way, corner OF How ard-steet -,
July 49, Mara EIizabsih daughter OF ne late henry
Dar,ien, OF Centrcvile, Nd. . 49,, -.
of the late Thomas : Strong. a.,
a, rr,u,oo n g. july L. Susan Ann, wife OF John Ma
,on U,.L. and Tau ghter OF james Cloyd.
tn, frisnds asd relatives OF the family are respectively
joy; 10 alter. her funeral Tbs Thursday Afternoon, al
o,c,rk Srsro the residence Of her isher as ai.-st
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Passengers Arrived

IT, tie packet ship VIE De Lyon from Havre-Mr \
Hamilton and LADY, VI las Emily Hamilton. { BecLet and
lady. Mrt Harm oHy Capt Munro. Of New.York; M :
Jsndon. Mss julia and Ada JaUdon, Masters Francis ami
Lawson Jauaon, Ms n D-yiAe, Philadelphia william II
Foudey and lady, Mead and lady. Of Albany Resau.
don, OF Paris Col Lord Of Buffalo r Colt Jr. Pat
tei>on, y J Mrs WIS England; George l. Haskell, Of
p 1917 q. L.. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-14

If The Notice m youi paper OF yesisriay 81 The To-
quest on io body Of Mary Ann infant Joseph and Eliza
beth SdiiOD does not state enough OF the idcs To do us
tee those who unfortunately named M The notice
MS called the house the lay after The terrible affair
and for the first time heard OF IT, and asked what
ous h 70 br done. ! ,ad doa1 kHOw what bot after
soulc further ,T,dton, and seeing the state al Mr.
>IstOn and Mr. Slratlon informing me titt TIC had =
brother u wcschcStcr County where 'hc could go, al
MS sug.cstio' advised he. going there, andI dla Il with 30
other han kind TO the husband and the poor woman
had no intention .ecren- imndl, but Of co1itrus
dv.f upon distressed ncghbo and almost distracted t.
male.
may bavc committed error bat all must approve the
motive. GA Mr. Slratcns return, called upon hun, and
adv sed him to m.orm the Coroner and Mr. Slraltc1
called upon him. and in consequence Of the Information
given by Mr.. Sra0n lc and us wife were arrested M
Siralton discharged yesterday morning on recogn-
zance there beng Inmaon that he knew NJ the orrd
act unl hours AFTER committed. Mr.. IS case l. one
raiLcr sympathy than censurc and the public well a,
my friend, NUT feel that have intended only TO do KIND
act. SAM FL 'pChS.
InlY II. lfi2. WI "
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ARRIVED YrsrrnnAY

Packeislup Vile dc Lyon Siollard, I'm Havre June G.,
with mdzc, 10 & Bolton, Fox Liying,ton.
Sip Prescott Lawrence s. Is tn Palermo, with vine
&c 10 BroOgie Co.
Brig Marquina, Ludam in :. 81 J 90 dc Cuba 29ur
June, with sugar &c, 10 Thompson idasis
Schr Abbot Lawrence Mseker, Boston, with ndze, To-
John Stevens.
soOp II Harrison from the wreck OF the sclr valiant
ashore SANDY Hook, with part Of her cargo, O.
Buggs
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/. The fnyoritc and most decidedly agreep

BE EScur 1.-THE summer season sto hoboken No"tr
place the vicinity OF the city car be visited WIN
urh facility or offer. many inducements nth
visit 10 the and diversified grounds % us mot
lovely OF terrestrial spots of which il, beautiful scenery AMI
lis many fine view, well known 10 require descrp-
tor tail ie give great pleasure 70 iso>e ia me CITY
who Ike occasionally 10 breathe fresh arr and vary ic mo-
notonou, and confined view of BRICK and mortar.
The Barclay Canal and Christopher streets Ferry BOW,
are IN excellent order tor public accommodation Je@ilm