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EXTRAORDINARY FORGERY.

EXTRAORDINARY FORGERY.
TIE ST. I.ous Republican OF the 81
says. ih.i Thomas Benton Bruce, aePhew
of Hon. II. n. Benton, snd recently com
united 20 jail in ihalcily COR having forged
. check on . firm there. for his wife.
as Ne had im?ortanl business with her
She came, but was told she could not
see him alone. Mr. Kurn. the keeper Of
abe Jail, vent into ihe roam with them.
Wide there. Bruce ssked for wiring ma.
ierisls. and for psnknifs. He took the
knife and plunged in into his neck sese.
raj times. intending evidently 70 kill him
self. bot he was prevented.
The Republican gises sketch Of ibis
msn's huinry. from which il appears ,ha,
he was convicted Of stealing macy iSanl
the mail, while Postmaster in North Ca
solins, and sentenced 10 The Peniientissy,
bot pzrdonsd ont by Gen. Jarkson. pro
badly through the influence Of his illus
srious spc.s. lie Afterwards went in
dashing siyie-a spruce young iellow--lo
Maysville. NJ. much after the similiiude.
~e suppose. Of Col. Edwards, where
Ire coasied. eap,ivsled. and married .
rich widow. with whom he made tour
10 Ssrsiags and on his return ,nuard
Mays,,lle, stopped ., P,nsbufg. where
her father resided.
On reaching home ne sas seized with
shs small paT, and The news Of his career
Ne a Govssnmen, official reached Mays
vile. His vie wrote 10 Gov. Chsnbsrs
abest Il. and received from him eonfir.
malioa al The whole affair. lie Was then
escorted 10 The wharf BY some Of the clll-
zens. and some~h as earnestly advised ne
yer 90 rssppesr--whlch reasonable conn.
eel he ,crupulau.ly followed. He weni,o
Scott County. M,ssouri-married another
Ilch wido~--ss amped OIL 5000 Of her pro-
perry by amongags--,si Grs TO her house
and barns. and decamped. Nothing more
vas known Of him until his arrest fnr for
gerry .bcfoEs mentioncd. ....
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re aBdfer CarTeRry."-fhs ma
lioaal ln'sllirsncsr says:--'.Ws seat 10 .
hroksr's olice On Ssinraay last. 10 bs
exchanged. lweniy-kss dollars inAlabsma
paper, 1psa xhieh ws wsrr cllaEgsd .nd
did p.y fkiriy PER oeaf. diseo1sE and on
! noss Il liss dsllars ef New tSdeans
Bsnk. 80 we're charged and did pay .
dlscouni fry per cenf. Exchanges are
~ much dsrsngsd IN sons alher disifieas
81 eoaalfs: zad some. bso. ~hoss Repre-
ssnastisss impose he pesaiIy 81 dissolo-
linn spoa banks in lhIs Dnuiei which
iad 20 p.y specie for ell iheir engage
msnis."
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NEW ERA IN TIE CULTURE OF
WHEAT.

LafioR's Store. Bulls Co C.
r. az Esasys n ILs Ss1fA1A ksnsrdus
Having ohlaiasd from NJ. Thomss
Spesrlns. af Abbssiiis. s. C.. . snail
qasnli,y oI bis Csliisrnia Whssi lasi sum
mer. which plsnlsd shs first. middle.
aud lat of 0eiobsT last; IN all had shout
oss thousand stalks OF branches 10 stand.
which have or viii produce a least TWEEN
az thousand heads. averaging oser one
i.uadrsd and fifly grams lothe head. The
grains are very large. and Of eesalainl
sellsw tint. rich and sweet. snd no doaes
will make he besi0i -four. lhsse about
se,en square rods Of srouad Gown wsih
aha wheat, aud very thin on the ground.
which OH make between ave sad Ven
Bushels, and would be over one hundred
bsshsls 20 The acre; and 10 10 slill 20 be
admired that whlle most Of The common
wheat IhrouKhOut the country Tor the pre-
SEM season V greatly injured and some Of
she erops enii,ely ruined Siih The rust and
smul. this semalns free fIon either. Any
person wishing N pracnss his wheat
can. by forwarding me ave dollars. have
got up for diem twenty heads. which viii
produce. if veil managed and sewn On
esad coil. AZ least ten bushels. and will be
sufficient seed 10 producs ~ or 1900
bushels The second season. | shall fnr
ward head of this wheat 10 most Of The
editors IN this Slais. ~here any petson
can examins 10 for themselves. Persons
wishing 10 obtain this wheat, will by
forwarding me their orders as above di-
ree,ed. hsse any eusnti,y in preporiian
put up iof Them and disposed Of ss they
nav direct. JOHN LOTION.
May 81. 1912.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
s March Term, 1912.

" "
as ts##8 aa ~ Henrietta,
against ##t-
SiInoa Gentry aud wife Martha. David Burha.
nm, sally Bnchaaon, VIVA B,inager, Pet,
Btinsgei. Israel Esia ooj aud wife Susan.
ti,ntnn Bnrhanon. HiI!yard BnrhanaD. Tho
mas MiIshsil aud wIis Martha. Lsuis Mn.
tsgu. and wife iIixy. Pndenre Bm haton.
Agnes Ruchauon, Priscilla Brchanon, Eliza
beth Bnchannn. and Rosy Bnrhanon.
SfT appearing to the saiisIs, iinn of the comr,
- thai The defendants David BurhanoB. Agu. 9
Buchan"n, Priscilla Burhan.n. El'zabeih Bnc
han"e, and k"sy Buchanan, are not res drnrs
OF this state: II ~ fhrTrin'r ordered, that Iub
lIratina be made in the iIillsborouel, Record e.,
Tor i've weeks successfully, that unless the
said defendants appear az the next term Of this
Cond, 20 be held Tor the county Of P.rson. al
the cnurt hous,: 10 Peterborough an the third
Ma1day 10 June next. aud then aud there
plead. answer OF demar - the samr, az 10 vi .
be sei Tor hearing. aud heard ~ paric as TO
thcm
i .Wiinsss Charles Mason. Clerk Of said Court,
u osfisc. The third Monday &c March, is42
CHARLES MASON. (nrk.
Price adv SIS 90. a.
uf uNLyg Ia 80. al III. (l6c.a
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To the Public.

'l'tIE Subscriber has - ta,l operation in his
mill BareIt's GATlisk and Smait Ma
ehire," which cleans Wheat. without waste,
from al filth. ard will bring into NE the smut
and garllck Wheat. thai has heretofore breH
xlnaasl nseiess.
Iiis casdiag Machines are 10 good order nm.
der the saperialrndenre az s. s. clayioE. ssq.
ahnsc skill u carding vocal u well known.
The highesa prsre NH be gAen CIR Wheat.
FLAIR Seed, and Noel. A supply 81 Wool Rolls
Cor sale; and also Fsenr and OIL.
TffOS. w. HOLDEN.
Esoe Mills. STAY g.. 94-
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ErriIER Double Of SingIr. made 10
ordrr--an ai,irle III great rsmiuri.
rit!'er IN sninmsi.r winter. .or,htslhh
=, ,hr' ilice II The ll,l!shrirugh E,rvr.
der vii he duly allsu,lt,l IL. &c..
Jnly Is. @s @2 Sc -
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Job Printing.
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EXEt urtp Ar TIlIs nlrltI

At snhEk h"sises VAR, "a Iwe roLLALs
ruTt rtSrs ~ rsIp IN nssStE.
These who do M, give noiur oi their Nth
Z" hat" their aprr dis. naiilmd ~ ", Srna.
i"n"i The year, vi b. pic,nms,l AZ ,'rsrng
~, r"iini an. until bnni, in,s,. ed - Aud 10
iala-s vii ie,,iis, na'i"ned until al arua,ps =
ore rad. rnisss ~ he .ltion q The Inhllsi e..
Advertisements not .A,rrslinY SIXTEEN le'S,
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l.r - y snhs' ore, ins,, ,lcn: ionptt cn's ~
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.nofaf's Vegetable Life
Medicines.

THESE Medicines are in
drhted ioI their nAmr 10 ihsi
manifest end ,ensib g ariI.n'
~ purifying the sPrinrs aud
channels a lie. ANA en,lmng
them with fene~c iane aau
viqar. 10 many bundled Ger.
tilted cases whirh have hetn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-30

SRRE 6rm II MEHaNE 4 TURkER briag
- Ghis day aassslFrd ~ mainai e0nse@is
lheg reunesa I'll aaass :a5ebaed - TIE concfFn
20 cone Gorward ard seitia their arreaaks
Eanhwilh, wnh0ag farther neaas. = aontE =
greatly wamied. We hape none all exsepi
themselves fran this nnaase.
MEBANE e. TURNER.
April -. 90
RE- The business all hereafter be
~ eeadaeaed 81 the sabsrriber. ne
woald Islara rs thanks 70 lhe pab'se las ihr
liberal patroasge heFeiofaEe extended 10 lhr
EGm, and hopes far eaniiaaaaee - the sane.
JAMES MEBANE. in.
April IS 80
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VERY. Cheap!

4 s the Subscriber intends n continue The
N business AZ tne nld stand of Parkcl 4 Mel
SIN, he would take this melhnr 10 iniorm his
friends and The pnblie generally. that he has
Just received largo and we'll selected assors
ucnl AZ
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Ike ya0r laolssA ish. De bhss Al DE
aaksd hsok- SlrOrd ef 1fuii.
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Notice..

TIC hpplirst,tn will be made to tie
NEXT General Assembly of The State 81
N"rih Garalins. la di,sIub efihr c, va
" Of Orange. srs a.s.- a...-..-...
49,. s.... 49, MANY VOTERS.
Marh rs. Us
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H. persons lad, bied 10 the suh-rrihcr, are
earnestly requested 10 rall and rcrilc their
dues immediately
LEMUEL LYNCH.
May 22-
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Bufalo Spring.

zfluE sabsrTibers hssihg made esaalafi. 80
- aadilisns 10 lheiE improvements sisce -
seasan, are ncm prepared - 2eeshASlse -
inrIeasrd mnnsker 81 visitors
SHELTON a. KENYON.
Ball strings. Merklenb1Es 60. "
Nay >, lsia
P. 5. FonPsnieular Information with e 80 7.
% shr BaGlase SPfiag, see hard bills. :. = :
49, as-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22
WAnwl7u Eso1Asp.-The spicy Washington

War WITH EsGLAsD.-The spicy Washington
CORE, pouden. Of the American, writing on the sub
ice, Of the prevailing buzz Of apPrehended war
u;tf rneland on account Of the Creole matter
after stating that only Congress. AID not the Pre-
s:dsnr and Cabinet, have any power 10 declare
war. and ;1at just i7iSths OF Congress are oppos-
ed to the Executive. proceeds
Your readers vii please to observe further.
that according 70 the true theory of our RePub-
can Government, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
here is not the head OF the Department Of State,
bu, the Chairman OF the House Committee Of or
eign Affairs. .JoHs QuIscY ADAMS Whenever ne
resolves to report in favor OF a declaration OF war
in defence Of slavery and the domestic slave trade,
i, viii be inevitable; and shall Therefore hold NJ
sci: in conscience bound 20 give you early prenlo-
nitons OF an event 50 decisive Of our national deS
tiny.
The writer further atfirns that the Cabinet mas
receded from its first ground isit such ground
was ever taken in favor OF holding England TO
account for the liberation Of the slaves of the
Creole and that Mr. Legare indicated as much in
an article signed Cornplan,er', in Saturday :
Nad.onian. Other accounts state that the Cabi-
net Is equally di,ided this matt"r-Messrs.
Webster, Spencer aid Forward from the free
States, being Tor concession. while Messrs. Up
shur, Legare and Wickfe (irom the Slave States J
are for selligerent demonstrations II llreadily
be Inferred that this Is all guess work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22
~ Democra,ic VIII. general c ernmi..ce
Contents CT the Daily Tribune.

IueSddV HINrch =, IoII. pOge
RA LOCKE'S LECTURE on MAGNETISM. ]
: n REYNOLDS'S LETTER TO col. WEB b.. ID.
NECESSITY OF 4 PROTECTIVE TARIFF TO A
SOUND CURRENCY-tIIo'ne League Report .....2
DO. TO THE FARMING INTEREST by r. H.
FREE TRADEANDRECJ by c. G. HAVEN. ID.
MASUFAcTUREs AND IMPORTS, Statistics oi) rb
Home Lea1ue Meeting OF Bristol Co. Mass
MANUFACTURES or THE 4. STATES, City Intelligence 3
THE PRE- CIOUS METALS icoDclulcd ErieR z. Gc.ib.
LETTER Or JAMES g. BlR*EY Esq. with advertise
mens Of Spring Fashions, &c.
EDITORIALS, News Notices, &c
Mr. kETCIium's SFEEcH al the Exchange ID
CITY News, New Advertisements,
ADvERTIsEmESTs-SchoolS,B Books, Insurance, Medical
MR. LYEfIS SECOND LECTURE on G EOLOGY. g
AssoCIATIoNPraccal Details b.
Do Do ut huInorOus-(Bos Transcrptl ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

~ Mr. JoHS S. w. HowS gives the las, of his
Evolutionary Lectures this evening at the Stuyyc-
SAINT Institute. The readings he has selected are
choice and spirited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

" Gen. Isaac BELLSAP, of Ncwburgh, Wy.
the Oldest male citizen of that place, was Colo
mel Of Militia i'll active service through al part OF
the Revolutionary War. is hale, active citi-
zen, who attends carefully TO his own business,
and takes lively interest inthc events of the
day. Huving formed his character under Wash
ing,on. we need hardly say that he is thorough
WING, and reads the TRlErss daily, having paid
for it Il year in advance. hc recognizes in it the
same genuine Wing doctrines of perfect Freedom.
based on perfect Order ard obedience TO Law
and rish,tul Authority, for which in his youth be
braycd death on the field Of battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

70 The Boston CORES pondent Of the Evening
Post says that Judge Story has decided that a
wites jewclry must be surrendered in cases Of her
husbands bankruptcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

10 a friend suggests to US that the famous
arrangement Of Alessrs, Jackson and Van Bures,,
for the restoration of our direct trade with the
BRITISH West Indies has expired by Limitation.
VIII not our Government look to this matter, and
entirely taan continued on the terms imposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

NEW EXTENSION TAELEs.-Of all the mod.rn
improvements there are none destined to produce
so great revolution in the domestic arrangements,
az the Extension Tables invented by f. Richards,
$50 Broadway. They equal any in strength and
elegance and for simplicity, convenience drra-
6i!ity, aAd price, they surpass all others in use.
Z. r. will remove TO i43 Broadway on the Is,
Of Nav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

W Mr.. DlcKEss reached Richmond, Va, on
the 18th from Washington, and was to remain till
Sunday morning when he would return to Balti-
mere, and proceed West Pittsburgh and the
North West He finds he has no time to go farther
South, but must ;bridgc his route to be back
here to take the steamer for Liverpool the 4th
| of June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

WEST JERSEY BANKS REsUMISG-Thc phila-
delphia Q. S. Gazette of yesterday says:
eve learn with much pleasure, that the Banks
of West Jersey have resumed specie payments
and of course their notes VIII be at par in Phila-
delpha. The Wilmington, and indeed all the
Delaware Banks. will of course follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

70 4 large meeting OF the citizens OF Sy-actse
was held on the II IT, TO form Home League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

sEAgss BIs1r E1ocsAFHY.-"e hearth: commend tbs
ne. tortfcomiag work advertised IN another column.
very ,auas,e cheap ard Convenient ooio ac the Parent
Teacher o. Student EXPLAINING 10 interesting TIE yoUrg
especially II the cy OF the Holy Scriptures. Tho> par,c
ula-iy ubo are IN the Instruction Sabbath schools
and Bibl- Classes Will aad . Of the BOOKS they
nus: ;4s=e si,y he publisher supply Tie iand VII. many
Ter ,knuslrtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

- The Herald report Q: Ill, passage Is as follows
For the present have parted with our power TO or
agents IN Congress- and tiois genie GTe snn.7tng tei
posts Instead ot=a.tcndmg tor Lesati5e dntiss the
are discussing the rreat question: :" no Is 10 BE- net esi-
dent These agents OF gro5iy negligent IF ;s<tr
duties IL. &c.
Now We Do ::ot question tie perfect right q Mr.
hetchu'a TO use such language az this; but ", do
say that, ir=yer OF the Strenuous efforts OF TIC
Wings 10 grge forward The public business, ard in
viesof tie systematic waste OF tine b. such :se.
as Gorao1 Of ,!:s State, Pro5A o: Ind, Sc, is
iacuputoa OF tie WIGS i, most unius; a wei! as
i:f.2oIi,ic ard r,.:,ctieyors. Ea.7'rt5ure.-
Z wesoulG call aitea:on o: readers vino Ia We
clrea % educate, tie ashc- Of teaching pupils
10 spell the rnelh language. u or advertising
c-uria, TIE defect that a!s work designed ;ofe.edy
one f m co-; couu,an eirc;s ;he education OF
Children The pupil Elay sIel correctly IN hi. class brt
VIXEN he II. down to b. often finds hi: competition full
OF l.>,aae reconale, tbs wo.s, ire notce .; pa
rr.-S
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ia Christian Fathers Present to his

~ u
Fnmily.-Imporlant and interesting work no" III course
OF publications. be ready for delivery early IN May i8i
illustrated with St.era H,.ndfrd Fne Eng1asinss-Ri.
bic Biography, or the LIVES and CHARACTERS OF ue
PRINCIPAL PERsosAGEs recorded IN the SACRED WRITINGS
practically adapted the Instruction or ousi ana friVs'e
Faulios-Th valuable forthcoming work VIII consist OF
more than 500 PIP. 8yo containing more than FIVE itudte
new ard beautiful Engravings fine paper, Handsomely
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per volume Agcnts-responsibe nen-waned IN every
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IN. subscriber, post paul without which no letter w" "
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street Broad and New srcctlot the su'scfiDeS
new and splendid OF long and shor, nap Beaver ch
attention OF the public respectfully invited and Their pat
ronage earnestly solicited The subscribers are both young
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their personal and se,nousy devotng themselves
u the production Of article III which shall be unifa inc
grand desleratn OF the Prtse, tnes-tia, OF moderation
in priceand durability equal that OF the most costly
and beauty aud ntatne OF shape, both form Of hrIE
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trontIci- intimate acquaintance with every degree IN
manuaciur. o Hats. ant both having held prominent
situations IN two OF the most fashionable concerns N tbs
city, and having been chiefly ,tinrnain procuring !or
calculated To produce an article IN every way excellent ara
Desirable. which they pledge themselves 10 DO They So
s SION the the Sc, ior,h ''' wARBIRToN wEBB
ni22 cod In ~ 3 Wa!i-., New-fork.
II To Posrma.tcr..-The Board of Control Of
The Agricultural soirty o! the United States request hat
tb Society tas requested, BY TIE Circula before the first
Of slay otall The subscriber. hy them obtatne'.
u Editors viii pleas, insert The SAM IN her respective
papers, oF the benefit OF AsricuI'urls ana '''feH
F.Col'on Co., store l97 Ta:;ha ann
rUSHNAS having formed a co-paFthersIp connection;
The WI 4 nars be Gp"aee pff to r r nub b.
lie and their frieu that they have greatly enlarged theif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22
THOMAS FALCON
MEXIco. Feb. 10. 1872.

Ug The sixth regiment OF Intantry; has been
withdrawn from Florida. u take pos, at Jefferson
Barracks I'LL recruited The Army and Nay
Chronicle says the inference IS that the war Is
near an end We are glad 70 hear il for thus far
certainly It's progress has been 6cek-card-l;se
tina, OF the Indians pig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

IL Wincbe, The Indian chiefs and ,he.- s1uaws, hrs
Phillips. Fails OF Niagara, viii real water and many other
this week al The American Museum "A day peg.
Torrance to-uaorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

70 We cheerfully make room. despite our set
tied aversion to personal controversy, for the Self
Findicaiion of Mr.. RElSoLDs. Our only hesitation
arises from the fact that Mr.. f. has seen f, in his
deteace to reflect gentlemcnin no wise connected
with the attack on him. and in terms which We
deem mistaken and sndeservcd. However, We
present his response as we have received ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

H Hon. LEWIS cAss, we hear. proposes soon
70 resign the station of ambassador at the French
Court. He has writtcnto relative in Cincinnati;
10 procure him residence in tina, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22
~ The Choir of the Carminc-street Church
yivc Concert OF Sacred Music this evening.


give Concert of Sacred Music this evening.
ToRSApo.-A terrible tornado visited Tusca-
looSo, Ala. OF the morning OF the I'd inst. Nearly
every house in lis patEl-which was over the part
OF the town near the State Hou>e-and including
Lexis's ,hrcc-s,ory brck hotel, and several other
buildings, was prostra,ed. a large covered bridge
was moved several fee,-a warehouse klown down,
and cotton hurled into the river, young lad.,
named Miss Cummings. was killed Several We're
severely injured.
o The RAlxERs sing again At the Society Ii
orsiy this evening. We have never heard o; q
person who was not pleased with their per-
lormances.
u Two Young sons Of Mr. ]. p. Lancaster al
Fayette, Mo, were killed on the Is, BY the up
setting OF cart on which they were at play.
u The wcll-krown Comedian, and delineator
OF Yankee character, Mr.. 6. Il. HUI. IS TO lee
ture tomorrow evening at the Society Libra1,, on
New England manners and character We are
sure his lecture will abound in humorous anec-
dotes and in fun of all sorts. .zssyssa .=.s.=i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

70 DETRolrhas elected Loco oaicers-Haugh-
ton, Mayor, by ga to 507 votes for Williams.
Wing. Aldermen Loco To 5 Wing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

HowEs HYCEIHs HokEHouND CASpY-Tnis pleaSai l.
and economical remedy coughs, hoarsness sore
throat and all classes oinG-nza, kept constantly
hand by the proprietor 80 Broadway, HowarG-st
and IL pronounced by ho>e who hav used H. remedy
deed TIE fatal effects Of all the above symptoms is prov
by the weekly report OF The City Inspector. and the small
sum OF ha perhaps only quarter OF dollars worth Ct
the above, all aight be avoided.