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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

VI :
Trustee ofSamuel Branch
o.. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will publish
the above ill day Of SALE and forward thor accounts To
this office for collection
Feb. 3 tl0M
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

I heard was that the Cairo Bank had
blown up; and goes of to broker
instaater, and off comes twenty-five
per cent. more, and then had the pro-
duct of my specplations in the State
Bank of Illinois money. Next thing
away goes the State Bank-bursted all
to pieees-and hang me if didn't lose
thirty per cent. more in obtaining
Shawneetown money; and then |
thought I was safe, with what little
money I had got-but alas! for all
worldly a4fffairs!-down goes the Shaw
neetown Bank-refused to resume
panic raised; and to prevent the bro
kers from shaving me again, | went to
a private individual, and gave him all
the Shawneetown money I had for
twenty dollars in Ohio money, and on
offering to pass it, I was told that it was
counterfeit. And now, whether you
believe it or not, tell you, gentlemen,
is is fact, there is the whole remains
of my 5000"
Upon this he produced two ten dol
lar bills on the Geauga Bank Of Paines-
vile, and exclaiming, ssYes, them two
cursed counterfeit notes on the Bank
of Geauga are the whole remainder Of
my money speculation.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

died in 1903, about a year after this e.
vent Of smallpox. ITe was buried on
the point Of high bluff, Immediately
on the river, at the head Of Blackbird
bend. lie was placed sitting on his
horse and over him was erected a lof-
ty mound; it can be seen for more than
twenty miles on the river. He chose
this spot, that he might see the white
people-he told his trihe-as they pas
sed on the river.
Blackbird's memory is still held in
reverence and fear; Indians as they
pass, are still in the habit of stopping
to smoke, and make offerings Al his
tomb.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
BORROWING BABIES,

All owners of interesting children
will be amused with the following, from
the Boston Daily American. A gen
tleman and alady in that city were
blessed with a beautiful child, Of about
a year old, which attracted so much at
tention from the neighbors, that the
young ladies frequently sent over to
"bonow the baby" After bei1g obi
ged to send for the child several times,
Mr.. -, on coming home to din
ner got out of temper in finding it
gone as usual--'Iere, jane" said he,
go over to the Misses----and get
the baby! give them my compliments,
and tell them | wish they'd get a.haby
Of their ewn and not be obliged to
borow'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
3d. 'e3g,al''eae 90Getefasss.
From the So. Lit. Messenger.
3 l. A G KB:4 r D.,
CHIEF OF THE o-MA-HAws.

Blackbird, (Wah-shingah Saw5y)
was born about the year 1850 in the
O-ma-haw village. It stands on tie
south bank of the Missouri river, 90
miles above Council Bluffs.
The dignity of principal chief, or king
for the language rather indicates the
royal title-arnong the O-ma-haws--
and most other nations-is hereditary;
but subject to frequent Irregularities
Blackbird was Of undistinguished par
entage: his earliest pursuits were those
Of a Doctor. To this character he adj
ded that of religious juggler; he be-
came "medicine man." His ambition
then began to be developed: and he
sought by habit of austerity, to obtain
the respect of his fellows; he rendered
himself remarkable for the frequency
and duration of his fasts and religious
ceremonies. He next ventured to APP
pear in the character Of prophet; and
whether from unusual foresight from
cunning and management-or perhaps
some instances of remarkable luck,
soon became very distinguished one.
About this time he made fast of great
duration; and sat motionless for sever
al days and nights on high white
cliff, which was in view from the VII
lage: this over, he gave out that the
Great Spirit had appeared to him, face
to face, and told him that he would be-
come very great man.
Having acquired by these means the
importance and inhuenc e of a principal
man, Blackbird's ambition was further
excited to follow the only remaining
road to honors and power, that of arms;
he became partisan leader against the
Sioux and Pawnees, with whom the
nation is ever at war. He did not mis-
take his capacity; and indeed became
highly distinguished as successful
warrior.
Greatly respected as war chief, and
feared as prophet, he was now clear
ly at the pinnacle Of Indian ambition;
but Blackbird was not contented: he
could not brook divided rule; his am
bition was boundless.
An extraordinary circumstance now
occurred which moulded his future for
tunes; and UNANIMOUSLY used, led to
fame and despotic power. This was
the solitary instance of an introduction
of arsenic into the Indian country; 1t
was not known by whom, or for what
purpose it was done; but. certain it is,
that-perhaps accidentally-thepo poison
fell into the hands of Blackbird; and
with full knowledge Of its qualities
and use.
Blackbird had no, conscientious scru-
pies to ovefcome-few of his condition
would have had-he soon resolved on
the most ludicious and fatal application
of this terrible agent. 1t was in his
character of prophet that he determined
to satiate his relentless ambition; to
rid himself of enemies, and to become.
the object Of the fear, and even adora-.
ton of the nation.
He at once boldly prophesied the
death of the rival chief: and took mea-
sures that it should be fully accom-
plished by means of the poison. The
chief suddenly died, as had been pre-
dicted, and the tribe were full Of ter
ror.
It's needless to follow him in this
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
pARR,s LIFE PuLs.-The Immense


increase the sale OF these Pills TOR the short
they have sern Introduced INTO this country uy aston.
lshsg, ard cng prooi OF the copquering Prwer OF
this fine herbal medicine in remedying dis-as ~ tbs sea-
The Year when the syatsr feaIea by ioe heat oil
summer course this invaluable medicine viii clear OF
the Fad bad huors which heat ably generates
The liver which generally gets sluggish VIII be put into
healthy action ana thus he able perform the functions a
loaed 10 H. the body altogether viii be reinvgorased, and
bnng on. In BILIOUS complaints heavy colds and nsanna
they afford speedy rel e anil 10 III. einaie co,,t
tUuons they principally applicable, ~ n'ay ~to have
tired them In fact. who has used
PARIS Life Pills he DstlIc with new life, tor tier
fine, properties invariably restore the storach 10
h.any longing tor TODD sound Steep ard al the concrii
,nn,s attendant on good h-ath The e1e0t TO wkch they
used in Eurcpr, all classes oil soiet Is neyon
concepucu ior ro boxes there sold 'eee
w showing that all who them appreciate 'hei' "o'
They sold exclusively by the following agents w
Rusbtoa ASp:uwa, druggists and Chemists % h""i
street, rs Broadway and 10 As;or House -,
Abraham Sands Co., bragg ISIS and cheu> eranfe ouli1-
ings, G7S Broadway, corner OF ChaInberSlreet
r. Dcke, as Broadway, corner OF Llspenaru stIe''-
John 4. Dcd druggist Broadway corner 81 bleeCh-s''
4 w Badeau Bowery Medicine Sore, 700 Bo"ery-
Syrne,' Medicine Store. IS Bcwerv corner OF WahersI
4. 4. Triper, coreer Fulton and W-ter-sircrts
Horace Everett, Druggist, S67 Green'' chsse'
corner o. Franklin.
J. j. Coddnston apo,heoares - Budsolisreet corner
o; Sprng-street.
l. Cotton chemist and apoecarv 2sS BleeckeF-s'reeI
corner OF jones-strect.
J. Mendoeer druggsl aud aPohecary lil tsnth Venue,
Bro.kiynWn Armstrong seed, drug aud patent m deire
warehouse 49,; Fuiion-strcct
T. ROBERTS Co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
The Neither of Mccoy.

To the Edstor Of The Tribune
SIR: A lady, moved by the article your paper
speeding the of the mother OF Mccoy, wishes TO show
her disposition aid in furnishing the immediate supplies
OF which The death OF her said 10 have deprived her.
by the accompanying enclosure.
II Is doubtful, however, in the mind OF the writer, bow
far sympathy for the de>ses of the mo,her
ST, should be the guide action II the thai
OF helpless widow dependent child for maintenance
and that child, by death in the Ordinary of nature.
taken from her. the claim for charity would address
our hearts without alloy
But here we have the instance mother no. whatever
may be said OF her character and condition. in Other
speets and whatever attempts she may have made pre-
the fight whick Terminated awfuiy-dd not Eng
up her 10 posses the merit OF good citizenship,
should OF hal obedience; aud now, while She sui
fcs mes, teatully the consequences OF their uesuaed
passions aud dspravsd companonsp should not look
10 ,be wrong done 10 the community well 10 her
caiam,ues, and (wout intending harshneSl ought
forget that, had this OF McCoy trained
VIRTUE and taught him 10 shun The company the base
nete woaa nave been no opportunity Tor this trainng
Tor me ring this studied pursuit the paths brutal VIC
Ience and niamy and this appalling and murderous self
sacrifice
The me.her OF Mccoy has now, Il seems 10 monr, ~.
loss OF The means OF livelihood while raouan the fatal
sequences OF her sons All this painful
the deprivation of support Sigh, OF iamenu,ion
but this will De nothing reflection which il she re-
heeis at all, must emb,er many remaining hours OF her
iethat had she trained hs up Ss none Of the evils .h.
now epoures would have come upon her.
These remarks are rot made asgravale her dsrsses
They made 10 call attention duty of mothers
who If they disregard the claims virtue and morality j.,
the education their ospring aud heed DO, the con,d,
alton ,ha, the gray hairs Others may hyour hi
dswn with sorrow the grave through the wckedne>s
Of their cbildren-(Soud tue OF ts mother OF Le
less deserve eommis>sra.ion Aad he been se Of
Mcesos-socs POM )-shsud Al Least be ted to be-
the prospect ;hat sreh yioient dealing
upon themselves ana that they shalt, reap OF the
their hands have planted.
Ru, lei The mother OF MSCoy be cared for let her wants
be supplied Let the authorities II she be issne place her
in suitable asylum Above all II a>-u tue writer his
takes nol--has been testified she has another abeeo-
dcd enough 10 lend his assistance in the bloody Tragedy
that has outraged whole community, destroyed broth.
crs life, and made mother maniac, le: the authorities
place hin In proper prison. and lei his labor maintain his
hapes parent I'll the grave closes her
jstsnse. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
STOVES
Patent Stove.

f,r heating Pariors Halls, Nc, and there probshy IS
not Stove Tor sale in is that I'm salI
cnapas all the advantages this Stove does for neaness oil
appearance economy fuel, and oremtng so ana plea
SAINT heat surpassed ny any and equalied by very
few II any, ADD while am about should Ike 70 ca. Si
that are only GOT look and for service
and utility there considerable cracking about hollow
ba,. or feartS. dry the upon. would
mer.y ask the question: would hearth base made OF
sheet IRON stand much putting ee pPon ior that purpose
think not; therefore would caution the puolic TO buy
s,ch S,oyes only as have been welt tested tried THIS
stove has cast hearth and two doors 'front.' tGr
putting coal and The other 10 show the FIRE, thereby Civ
ING cheerful appearance and al the time briggs
an OMEN IRE for warming driving 1t
NAV be the FAR next week aud Tor sale AT the
Manufacture No. g39 ater>reet and also y and l2a
Bow..y and at Powell i Nlnng,s Brooklyn.
In SANIIIE,I z. SPELMAN $50 Mate1-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
IEAVE YOU A COUGH do not

Z q neglect II; thousands haY. met u premature death
tor the want of d little attention 10 common cold
HAVE YOU CouGHt-Dr JAMES EXPECTO-
RANT, sale medca prescription. containing no poison
drugs. and u:e IN extensive practice for several
years, will positively afford relief aud save you from
that awful disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
which annually sweeps the grave hundreds OF the
young. the fair, tho lovely and the soy
HAVE YOU COUCH BE persuaded To purchase bot
tie OF this EIpecicrant-TO DA. Tomorrow may BE-
too late.
HAVE You CoueH:-jayne's Expec,oran is th Only
remedy you should take TO IT.
For THIS PLAIN REASON, That in of the thousand
where has been used has lImay
be bad OF the proprietor, =: SOUTH THIRD Street, Phil
a'lelpha Sold ut wholesale and retail by the AGENTS A.
g. x d, Sands Druggists, No 10 Fulton street corner
Sold ST. ard No leo Fulton Also, sold by Abraham T.
Sands Co rs Broadway Ceramic Buiin") Cham
Der street, by David Sands y Co No. n East Broad
a Mark : I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

A FIRST SrsEE.--" Never was druhk but once
in my life, said chap once in my hearing; me
yer mean to be again. The street seemed to be
very steep, and lifted my legs at every step if
was getting up stairs. Several cart wheels
were making convoutions in my brain; and ct
time | fanciea my head was large carving
and farming establishment the lathes of which |
WAS keeping III motion with my own feet. | could
net conceive what was the reason that the town
had turucd into such an enormous hill; and what
made it was that it seemed all the time
growing higher, and Threatened 10 pitch over me.
Stop, stop, thought [. and II head this old hill
yet-or, at least, it shan, head me. SO turned
round to so down and set u, the bottom; but hang
me if the town did nj round with me, heat
ing me all the time, and presenting the high bluff
in from, of me. Well, sure enough, the ground
soon few up and struck me in the forehead; and
as soon as the stars cleared away. commenced
climbing with my hands and knees. The next
thing | saw was big brick house coming fun
spill, around the corner and | believe it ran light
over me, for do nj remember any more"
Picayune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

20 l, is stated in the Boston papers that MIR.
Ham, the conductor of the Norwich Railroad
train, who was severely injured the other night,
is in a fair way To rcsover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
nR. ALIENS BaIsam of Hoarhound,

a Hh. lAiIIE,lS - pdiSdil VI itbtll
> IiyerTou and P!surisy Root-For Consumption and
Liver Complaint, Coils Coughs, Splt"g "i Blood, Ca
irrh, Asthma Difficulty Of Breathing Pam IL the SIDE
alptatcn thu Heart Oppression and Soreness OF ie
Chest Peursy Hectic Fever Night Sweats, DIicuii and
roiuse ExpecoratioG, and NIL Affections OF the Chest
Lungs and LIVER.
II has LONG been dedcratum among medical men, To
discover rcmnay would the ravaseS oil i'a
formidable disease, Consumption
The finarcuud Liyery and PirurSy Root, have Tor
centuries been celebrated the 81 diseases OF the
Lungs and Liver.
CONSUMPTION BAD CoyoH-ThiS Is to certify that
bottle OF DR.. Aliens Balsam OF Hodrhound LverNort
and Pleursv Root has cured OF severe cough, alter
having tried ~her remedies without the least benefit
JAMES BACKMAN No. 1875 James 81.
REV. Dr. joins ScoTr tina; he has made use oil Dr.
Aliens BdisaIn of Hoa hound, vrrwOrtard PleGriSy Root
himself that CT bis Church have also used IT, some OF
them apparently IN the asI Stages al consumption with the
astonishing effect. lie feels In duty bound 10 make
this public and hopes that all clergymen In WIS.,
Ting tho, laborng unLer consumption will advise them 10
try Dr.. Aliens BlIsan. REV. DIR. JOHN SCOTT.
Eew-York.
ATTEND TO YoUs CouGp-Aitlough DR.. Aliens Basam
sovereign Tor consumption. still very danger
10 let you coughs without DIR. Aliens Balsam
ot Hoarhopn iy-rwort and Pieurisy Root. II
common thing Tor persons break blood vessel IN the act
oi coughing. and dl. Is uinu,c-tllat have II
YOU have cough dear reader go thu, day and Get this
Balsam-a dose, viii cure you. tomorrow may be
too late. Sold by WA. A. TYLER wholesale Agent 68
Barclay street, aid T. III. uon Bowery and Grand
ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
OF s,n 5. X FRAZIER, 80 Water street.
oTOVES.-J. THOMFSON'S PRE-

\ J rnctn Russia Sheet Iron Paror, Store. Hail. 0ifce
aud Nursery Stoves, have now been
well known that but little need he sa1 about them
The Anerican'lnstItue has awarded premiums
The best and cheapest stoves the Iuarke Their great ad
vantage over Others IS that they have ash pipe bcb
carries on The light asrs, (so troublesome other
and so sarnute and serchantise These stoves
returning he without charge, they do r,pove satac
tory Although Trey are the cheapest OF tbs market
iow the prices reduced from 10 10 ID per cent
These stoves for sale At retail, and orders taken for
wholesale At the following phases:
ROB ERT CUNNINGHAM, 1876 Greenwich -. n. Y
w. WILLIS Il Co, IT9
W. II. SWEETS. 2i Canal street, n. Y.
J. w BALDWIN x Co, Kingston N. Y.
A. J. < Ii. COtFlNS. Puugbkcepse, y. Y.
g. Il. STOUT New p brunswick, n.
BACKUS y BROTHER, Newark n. j.
Orders the subscriber will be promptly attended
TO- JONATHAN THOMPSON.
Railway ~ j. Sept ed 1872 SO I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
vHE TEETH, THE TEETH-On

VIZ III N, 4 III EE H.-Un
Il atmospheric pvsure principles full SETS OF bes, min.
era teeth any humber that may be required vii! be in.
shortest notice, and the style without
springs clasps. Filling, Cleaning Regulating the
Teeth done usual the best manner. For extracting
tooth 81 caring the oothhahe All operations
warranted by Dr. RuS1ey, Dentist, q Murray-street
door TO the Church, block ives. OF Broadway
Charges moderate. Terms cash. jyI3 eodSJu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
HAYNES EXPECTORANT always

~ W. - l.-Nl LIZ CAt4A4NL eiiN ~ y
eF Astma-twO three large doses VIII cure lile
Group hives children trom IS minutes 10 one hou
time. Ii immediately Subducs the violence OF ,>hoopmg
cough, aud effects speedy Hundreds who have been
given up 10y their PIN scaps ncuraie, with consumption
splitting Of blood ard other pulmonary affections have been
restored to perfect beaI, by H. tails givr ree
Sold a, wholesale and retail by the AGENTS A. q. D.
Sands druggists No 70 Fulton Of Sold street aud
loo Fulton street. also. sold by Abraham B. sand; Co
No 279 Broadway Grant" Buildugl of Chambers
street, David Sands Co No II East Broadway, corner
Market street SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
ORR'S AIRTIGHT STOYE

The undersigned the only agents Cor vending and
selling the above article in the City oil New-York OF Their
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the frt r-spectatlty nay be seen al the w guar
ane- ayains, any explosions put up according
directions. We have also an improved Alright Stove,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
i r ROBERTS / Co,
ns In Clarrndon House. cor. DnanesL and broadMay
WAR WAR The Wig

Wv Naprs have declared bostili.s against our i'eigs
sor Dr.. JAY NE, account OF ms HAIR TONI whch
knocking all their business cooked nat '"uiCs
and Gentlemen, old and young. hooking TO The Doctor
standard. Heads long Invested OF even The FIRST rudlitnH
of hair after using his Hair Tone, appear with nv
and flowing locks which AhSalou: htnsci ugm have en-
We'd Eearde>s boys with large and ously Wits
hers md ladies stl. again through their raven ring
lets mere beautiful and bew,cbiuc than eT-r. Bald heats
are ioing their wigs and throwing them TO The 'e9 ana
bats while the we-maker stand aghdsi Us They behotd Inc
demolition D their business
What will be the consequence OF Tbs war we Know moi
as the gges are outrageous AID The Doctor remains tIfi
and declares ,a things toe done well ~ 9th
er,, and that Bald Heads may well wear heir own hair
,he BAR ~ ether people Weekly MESSENGER.
I,may be had Of Dr.. JAYNE, No 20 South fhlrdSreei
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail BIZ The agents, 4. s. I d
SANDS, Druggists. No 20 FpltonstreCt corner ut Soia
street. and No Ion Fulro.,trce. Also ny David Sands
Co. No II East broadway OF Market-Sireat ;
Abraham B. Sanus x CO., No. 20 Roadway Granite
Building corner OF Chan,bers.sreei. Price 81. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

A Railway running to Troy, uniting New-York
City and Lake Erie, is now demanded by every
man interested in the prosperity of the city, and
all will undoubtedly rejeice to learn that its pros
reefs are SO cheering. MANHATTAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

% Or. c. Ii. Fonlaine, Of Diana Mills, Bsck-
ngham County, Va, has published in the Rich
nond Inquirer a lelter addressed to DR., n. Chap
man, OF Philadelphia, in which he details cure
of his when affected with alarming symptoms
of tctaRus or lockiaw, by the application of Mes
ncrsm. From the great analogy between te,anus
and hydrophobis, DR.. Fontane thinks it highly
probable that Mesmsrism viii cure the last named
disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
* EEP WARal.-The subscriber offers

H EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers
Tor sale No. Is Water street wholesale and retail
OTIS Patent and improved ArTigi, Owes constructed
for burning either wood coal Over Five thousand of
these Stoves sold in the city OF Boston Last and
found te the economical the consumption fuel
OF heretofore Introduced They recommends
ed particularly by physicians, for heating tor The
sick ard persons afflicted with consumption have found
great relief by the OF the above Stove the air proauced
being more temperature than possibly be pro-
duced by any other now offered the public Please
call aud examine for yourselves, before purchasing else
where. d. d. WENDELL, No. e3l Water-st
o6f I'd door from Bceknan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12
N Office is hereby given that proposal

Office is hereby given that proposals
viii be received at the Inspectors office IN the State
Prison, Mount Pleasant the second Wednesday in No.
Yeb-r next at ii O'Clock IN the forenoon contract TO
with 80 convhts the first or December ensu.
ing To e increased within year 80 for the OF
five years al akng such kinds OF chains, wrought lis,
articles OF hardware of which the chief supply tor the
consumption OF The country imported from without The
United States Convenient shop and fuel will be
furnished. Whoever takes the find tools and
fixtures and be subject to the rules asd regulations OF
Prison The payments must be made monthly credit
three months Satisfactory security will be required
Let The proposals specify the price per day each man.
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleasant
September 9TH, 1917 Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

@sA FOR SALE or Exchapge-A beau,
-1"&. Cful Country Seat near this city, will be eirhaAs
Tor house aud lot suitable Tor store or suloa 1
bic TOR manufacturing purposes tbe upper pan o. w
CITY, Apply al No. 81 B,yard street. 10 &. Ciola' ~
Of 2W-