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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

IMPORTANT NEWS from Providence.

Il -!ArsE's ExPEcToRASr TRUMpHAST.-A Card-I
give the public the following facts that all Interested may
be benefited by ths operation
ain sixty our years OF age have been for tour years
seriously a cted with the asthma, have tried several phys-
caas and taken OF great expense and
without aHy essential advantage For two years was not
Dr. Wadswcrth, of hiscy, about he advised me
10 take Dr. Jayne's EIpectcrant This medicine opera
ted be told me il would do have taken five bottles OF
IL and consider myself a cured by it can
lay comfortably ali nigh am free from The ightness Of the
lung. weakness Of the stomach, which dreadfuly
distressed and reduced In short life had become fairly
burden>ome TO me-row enjoy 1t. though am not
teiy free other inhrmilles a.ieadani upon old
EBENEZER WEBSTER
Providence, October IS, 1871.
Prepared and sold by DR.. D. Jayne, No. 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia.
Sold at who,e>als and retail by the agents, A. B. & D.
Sands Druggists s Fulton street OF Gold street
and 100 Fulton also, sold by David Sands Co n
East Broadway. corner of Market street, Abraham B.
Sands Co 75 Broadway Granite Buiiding) corner OF
Cuamberssreet SIC I'm
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esYOVES.-J. THOMPSON'S PRE-

eiYOVES.-J. THOMPSON'S PRE-
,nium Russia Sheet Iron Puor, Store, Hall, Office,
ard Nursery Stoves been in nine years and
SO well Known tai bat little need be said about them
The Arieric awarded two premiums Tor
the cheapest stoves the market her great a
yanlage oilers that they have an ash pipe which
clrras oil the light ashes $50 troublesome IN other stoves
and injurious 10 urnurc and nercharii>c Thes stoves
are sold with the privilege Of trying them Two weeks and
returning without charge, hey DO not prove satiAc
tory Although they tue cheapest o: any IN the market
no1, prices Just reduced from 10 10 10 per cent
These stoves S1e retail, and orders taken tor
wholesale al the following places:
RoBERT CUNNINGHAM, 1876 Greenwich St, NJ Y.
". WILLIS X CO, l79
w II. SWEETS. 2Gl Canal street, n Y.
j w BALDWIN X Co, Kingston ~ y.
A. J. x II. COEFlNS. Poughkeep,ic, n. y.
G. ~. STOUT, New. Rruns wick, n. j.
BACkUS X BROTHER, Newark, n. j.
Orders Tie subscriber will be- promptly attended
to- JONATHAN THOMPSON.
Railway n j. Sept S2d, l3f2. s23 Inn
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ored cever all packed full OF the right OF matter
could make it |. will be sold at y! cents single copy
81 hundred, 5 thousand Tor cash dop aRG noi
otherwise The following is its
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Population OF the United States by States and Total &C.
eordng the Census of lsio the several Cities and
larger Towns do. of the State OF New-Yok pase2 Plan
Noa,ons for ls43 p l. Calendar of ,h- months
lsiS with distinct Solar and Lunar Calculations for each
section of the Union; Diary OF Remarkable Events, Births
and Deaths OF Grea, Men. Anecdotes, sc. &c p 10 li
Government o. the United Executive Judicial and
Diplomatic; Sepate OF the United States till 4 March, lS4S
p H. House OF Representatives IT, S ill March g. ls43
Is. THE Projection HoME iNpuSTRY-A careful sum
mary OF the considerations WHICH pe US 10 Cherish Tue
ally opposed lhereto-by HORACE GRsELEf, p - TO "a
Gen Jackson Letter in support OF Protection "a Tue
VOICE OF OUR PRESIDENTS IN FAVOR OF PRoTEcTioN-ES-
from the Mes>agcso Washington jefferson, Madison
Monroe, j. c. Adams Jackson and Tyler, recognizing and
asserting the Policy OF Proiecuon Facts 10. Farmers Brit
ish Free Trade Manutaeures of the United Safes 25lo
10 The Elements and Names of PariesA few simple but
for President and Vice Preen,-At The several Elecons
under The Federal Constitution; Popular Votes Tor Cover
OF State OF from I7es 10 1870 ncusive total
for each candidatc Total Vote tor President the State
NewYork in 1882, 1856, and 1880 p % The grounds Of
difference between the conending pareS-A plain state
nent vi the important questions which the
Is poll cal!y dvied-by II. Greeley, p. % and so. THE
Statesman written for the Wig Aa,anac. by HrNsy j
RAYMOND p 81 10 a. Thomas H. BenionS and lohl ~
a s5s OF Gen
OF The principles which the ApporonmeRt based anu
glance a, the History OF former Apportonmen Statistics
oi the Canals of NewYork, down TO 1912, So Election
Returns Of The Union. by States and Coun,ies-New En-
gland States p, 81; NewYork p. So; NewJersey, Penn
sylvanis Delaware and Maryland, p. IS: Virgisa and
SSssn sNas Sarors @ P A Norh Carolina and Tennessee 81
iadiann and Louisiana ss; Kerucky and Arkansas p
~; ihno" and Michigan, Go; Missouri and Terrific
res o' Total Votes Tor President in 1886 and $780, hy
States and aggregate; Times ohoing State and Presd..
tal Elections 10 each State, p g. Anecdotes Encram,
anu Huuiors OF the Times, p. 63 aud ca an
This work is to be published regularly periodical and
OF course subject to periodical postage only printed
single extra douee-NHed royal elephant sheer, aad is
therefore, subject 10 u postage under leo mics AMI
y cents over loo miles Orders respectfully solicited by
GRSELEH x aicgLRaTil l6o N.ssau.s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
THE TRIBu NE.

A SWISS SHAM FIGHT TURNED INTO REAL
OEE.-We find TIC following almost incredible
statemea, in the Pari. Commerce :-t One of our
subscribers, an officer AT the camp of Thoune, has
transmitted to us the following details of mill
tary fete, begun happily enough, but which tern,i-
mated in ,ragical rnsnner:-'Camp OF Thoune,
Aug. 26. For the last fortnight camp of 4,30o
men had been formed in the plain of Thoune, q
small town in the canton of Berne. under the com
mand of Colonel ict-Constaot, formerly IN the
Grand Army. There eight battaionS OF In M
fantry and four companies OF caroineeIs, afe.io
Ty, and cavalry of the several cantons. va .'u"
day last the Federal Diet, now assembled al
Bernc. passed in review this body OF troops IN
nresence of several foreign officers particularly
the Dixie de Raguese. An immense crowd was
,ros.,, :, ,bs review. which took place in spleE-
dd Ueatber. a, the foot of the majestic mountains
oe s,ocLhorn Wednesday mock fight took
,,I.ce The massage of the river Aar was effected
by means Of a flying bridge, and then the troops
divided into two bodies, and fought in the open
Ground. One body fell back to the foot of Mount
Cbasseral, the other turned its position by the pas
sage of the Niesscn, and, by sudden attack,
completely rou,e2 it, and pursued 1t to the village
of Grosse-Naar. There, unfortunately, the defence
y,s no longer mock one. The character OF the
Swiss. who would rather be killed than retreat,
ganed the mastery and dreadful combat ensued
Not less than six;v men were wounded, and eight
killed, By the sword only. horseman, who,
from being unable to hold his horse, had broken
into square, gave the signal of this disaster,
which, it is to be hoped, will be followed by no
other unpeas SAINT circumstances. The camp is to
be Immediately broken up, though It was to have
lasted q aonth !"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

" The Alton Clay Post Office was robbed o
the 9TH by burglars of from eighty to hundre
dollars in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

AccIDENT.-Henry Campbe aged l5 ran
away from his parents yesterday, and when about
three miles out of town. fell in with some boys
who were trying to FIRE off gun. After several
Intellectual efiorts, he took the gun and pointing j,
towards his stomach said he was afraid to fire
it off at himself. He pulled the trigger, and it
went off, lodging It's contents Give buck-shoD in
his stomach 1t is feared he will not survive.
Rochester Democrat 25th.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
7E1HE SUBSCRIBERS publish and sell

Noicrs Assistant and Young Lady's Friend 81 per
Any periodical nor enumerated in the above list supplied
To order Mos, al ,e above are October They
n monthly but the Christian Family Magazine. which
issued six gties year. BRADBURY, SODEN CO
IL Nassau 81 Ncw-York and 6 School ST. Boston.
r. g. rar sale also illustrations of The Principal Eyeuts
in the life of Washington, by Jared Sparks both IN the
ounrtC and octave S2S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
NONSUMPTiON, COUGH, SPLITTING

~ OF BLOOD. Sc--TO CONSUMPTlVES-Four
ftth of YOU are really suffering from neglected Colds
an Obstruction consequent Inflammation OF hc de cate
lining ii those tubes through wi!c the air breath Is
Distributed every part o. the lungs. This ChSuriun
PRODUCES pain and soreness hoar.eese cough difficulty OF
brga:irg hectic i"ver aud splitting OF blood, matter ar
phegm, winch finally eziags,s the strength OF the patient
and ends IN death. JAYNE;S EXPECTOR.NT ntver
fus 10 remove this o5s.ruc>on and pr0dzceS The most
pleasing happy results lS certain in is effect end
M. cutl Third street Philadelphia. Sold a, wholesale
retail by the rntS f. B D. Sands, Druggists, No
70 Fulton street of Gold and No. 100 Fuion 81
Also sold by David Sands X Co. No n Eat Broadway,
corner Marie, stAbraham B. Sands e." No. 27S Broad
way Grani- Buidms) corner OF Oh anbers SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

Mr.. CHARLES DYER, Jr.:
NV Dear Sjr-Your communication OF yesterday, asking
my opinion of Dr. Slarkweahers epatc Elixir has been
received hi. morning. In reply, ] will inform YOU tina,
my confidence patent medicines generally is not very
fiaterps. have had too mich rcasonlo believe that un.
prnciped will often palm uper their ei!ow-cli2ens
their useless Bot dangerous noSguns for the sake OF gam
The which takes up that important and critical period
without producing any good effect when otierwSe
perapt proper would nave been use and Hnch
suffering ana distress prevented For hateaSon have not
used Ihrnl feeling myself and family 10 be hinc safer un-
the direction my family physicians but having been
afflicted for the last xycars with difficulties III The side and
chest, uncomfortable and often Distressing painful and
somewhat alarming, and from which could get only tenn
ory relief very fortunately noticed your advertisement c
tho med cine in question.
had been schoo.boy with Dr. Starkweather and had
with him long and Intimate acquaintance when we were
young aud trou, my knowledge of him thought him
incapable practising deception any person this fact
induced 10 Try Dr. SiarkweaiherS Hepac Elixir, and
by its use now believe myself entirely cured.
need not therefore, that consider II o gres
vouc certainly think lis discovery Of great public im
portance.
The first bottle took gave much relief, which regu-
arls progressed until hod taken six bottles, when dscon
nued having, thank Go further for IL present
With much regard and respect,
Your ob't and humble servant.
SANLW w. KING.
Sold at wholesale and retail by a. B. D. Sands, Drug
oSts No 70 and 100 Fulton 81. Also sold by David Sands
Co No. n East Broadway corner OF Market st; y. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
CURED.-Alessrs. Edi-

nEAFNESS CURED.-Alessrs. Edi-
sF ters Having advertise, in your paper and
some Others, SCARPAS OIL. far DEAFNESS, | ir (be-
ING sufferer Invs-l unusual anxiety TO know more
abou; tn. medicine; consequently have made great
many inquiries and lind lis reputation is al HAT could
wh member, have used IT with success, and bear
that The call for it is astonishngy great. an using IL
and find daily Improvement IN my bearing. Yours. Nc
II. G. DINGLEi.
For sale by Dr. JAYNE, No. go SOUTH THIRD->r,
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents a. B.& D.
Sands Druggists No 7e Fult~n.s al Godst, and
100 Fulton-salso sold by avid Sand. Co. No. n East
Broadway of H1arkct-st; Abraham Is. Sands Co.
No. 273 Broadway, (GTaue Buildings corner OF Chamber
s.rac- so In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
TyHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAX

FNHE, SOLID EXTRACT OF SAX
4 SAPARILLA, prepared by DR.. Otto Roi.on, has
proved itself very valuable specific in OF Scratua
Salt Rhenm and cutaneous diseases generally particularly
those arising from mpury OF the blood. TIE SYRUP pre-
pared from the EXTRACT also far superior 10 any other
Syrup of Sarsaparla before prepared Both may be
OBJ ed of VIM H. Minor 1879 Broadway corner Jon-st;
T.. r. De Forest AZ Greenwich, OF Morrs,s. w.
81. Thurman, Canal and Varicksts. J. j. Cod.
dnyon corner Spring and Hudson A. Mcleod, 500
Hudson ST.; D. A. RoSenmiIer, 3ll Becckcr, Christie
pher; J. w. Bassel, 6ii Broadway, and OF
p. BOVINE co. Wholesale Druggists, 63 Joln-st
w Sm2taW for Osnood'S India ChOlagOcue
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
yyAVE YOU A COUGH ?-Uo not

neg lect il; thousands have met premature ueath
for Ibr want of little attention ts common cold
HAVE YOU A CouGu!-Dr. JAYNE'S ENthCio-
RANT a safe medical prescription, containing no poison
drugs and used practice act ioy ys o
HAT awiul disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
which annually sweeps into The grave hundreds oil the
Young the fair, the lovely and the gay
tie oi this Expectoran,-To DAY! Tomorrow may be
too late. T.,
renedy you should take TO cure II.
FoR THIS PLAIN REASON, That in no one OF the Il GA ana
cases where il used has ii tailed to relieve ltay
be had of the proprietor, 20 SOUTH ThlRD Street Phi
adelphia Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents, a.
r s. o. sands Druggists No 79 Fulton SIT ee corner OF
Gold 81 and No 100 Fulton ST. Also, sold by Abraham b.
Sands Co 27S Broadway (rante BuIdingl corner nam
Der street. and by David Sands 4 Co. NO II East broau
w,v corner Of Market st. sli ini
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
7 IFE, LIFE LIFE -" All that a

I IFE LIFE LIFE - All that a
"a hath VIII he give for his lie.-so find il re-
corded IN the most ancient and best OF books, but when
see thousands sylng all around US, with Consumption.
Group Cough. Asthma, Bronchitis Splitting Blood and
other Pulmonary Affections led doubt the correct
ness OF the above assertion especially is 30 well
known that certain remedy mag be obtained which al
ways arrests those diseases.
DR. JAMES EXPECTORANT never fails ,r give re-
lief and always liter every other means have failed.
This can be- and has been proven IN thousands instances
where has effected radical cures after the patenih
given Up by his friends snt physicians TI> valuanlr Ex-
pec'orant pTenaret only by DR. JAYNE, No. - SOUTH
THIRD street, Philadelphia.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by the Agents A. B. ! D
Sands. Druggists No - Fulton OF Gold ~. and
loo Fulton -ao. sold By David Sands Co. No - East
Broadway, corner OF Market Abraham 2 Sands Co.
Ns rs Broadway, Granite Suldinss Charaber
4
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NEWS FROM RHOBE-ISLAND.--

Y IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.-If further proof is
required establish the fact OF the nesmable value OF Dr.
Sla akwcalhers Hepac Elixir the following communlca'
Hon. amuol w King Governor OF the State
liae il beyond dispute and must pu, entirely rest the
idea that this remedy caSsed with the many use
less and dangerous nosruns which are palned upon The
public merely tor the sake of gam.
Please aead tho following statements communicated 10
JOHNSTON Jan. %, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
An FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED

!aM Farm at Shrewsbury, Monmouth county, NEWER.
sey consisting OF about thirty acres ofand The IMPROVE
good two story dwelling house ana kcpe,s ss
barn, wagon house. and other necessary ontbulnss o
farm situated the main road leading from Sblensgy
10 Red Bauk and about bait mile from the sesaIo'a sEa
with variety of fruit trees and in good order s re-
sldence every way desirable. The farm will oe s,M =.
reasonable term. exchanged for productive pops,n
this city For particulars, inquire OF JAMES sChEnnS
NAN, Esq on The premises or OF J. PARMLY No. no'
II. NPw.YOrk. ~ lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

uvHE TEETH, THE TEETH.-On
atmospheric preSsure principles full sets Of hest min
era teeth or any number that may be required, Will be IN
shortest notice, and in the neates style without
springs or clasps. Filling, Cleaning and Regulating the
Teeth done usual the best manner. For extracting
SO cents for curing the toollaehe 80 Al operations
warranted by DR.. j. BuSkey, Dentist, Murray-sueet
next door to The Church, block west OF Broadway
CHARGES moderate. Terms cash. lvli eodSIS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

EFFECTS OF TEMPERANCE IN IRELASD.-At
Limerick, with population of so 900 inhabitants,
all the brcweries have been closed, except one
small one which is more thaa sufficient to supply
the wants of the city and surrounding districts.
There were formerly in this place several exten-
sive brewcres one of which We had the pleasure
of visiting. 1t the largest had over seen.
and was let for u renta of $1,000 per annum. 1t
has now been stopped more than two years, and is
fast going ruins, the machinery corrodng with
rust, and the roof gradually falling in. While at
limerick we also went over the remains OF large
distillery which believe was one of the most ex-
tcnsive in Ireland The concern formerly paid
100000 per annum in excise duty, and the
weekly production over 300 pnncheons OF
whisky, which is equivalent to return OF more
than G 1000 per day. 1t has now for a consideta-
bic time been at a stand, and we hope may never
again be called into activity.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

p The WING ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGISTER
will be published Saturday, October l. 1t contains 64
large and close dcubecoumn pages bedeS pages of col
ored cever packed full the right sort OF matter as
81 per hunred or S5 per thousand cash do and
otherwise. The following is its
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
gN7AR WAR WAR The Wig

n
w Makers have declared boslilies agnin our negh-
Dor, DR.. JAYNE, on account OF his HAiR TONI q, which
IS knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old and young Rocking 10 the Doctors
standard Heads long dvcsed o. even the first rudmenS
of hair after using his Hair Tonic sosn appear with new
and flowing locks which Absalom himself might have
We'd BeardleSs boys with large and busy Whls
kers and ladies' smile again through their own raven rng
lets mere beautiful and bewchng than Bad heads
are doing their wigs and throwing them to the moles and
bats, while the stand aghast as they behold the
danol ton OF their business.
will be the consequence of this we know not,
the wggies outrageous ad the Doctor remains yln,
and declares tia, things can be done well str
ers and that Bald Heads may well wear their own hair
as the hair of other people. Weekly Messenger.
tmay be had of Dr. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third street,
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents, A. B. d.
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fuionstreet, corner of Gold
street. aud No 100 Fuonreet Also sold by David Sands
sbtaham &. Sands & Co.. No. z7S Broadway, Granite
Building, corner OF Chambers-street. Price ST. sis I'm
BRONCHITIS, Disease of the Throat
Z and Lungs, which annually sweeping thousands
upon thousands premature grave under the mistaken
PECTORANT. The symptoms OF this disease Coughs,
Soreness Of the Lungs Hectic Fever, Splitting up of
Phegm matter, and sometimes Blood 1t inlamGa.
ton OF the fine skin which lines the inside OF the whole
the wind tubes, vessels, which run through every
part of the Lungs. This E1pectoran Immediately sup
of Breathing and produces free and easy expectoution
and cure is soon effected Prepared only by DR.. D.
JAYNE No. 20 South Third street. Philadelphia.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. D.
Sands. Druggists No 79 Fulton corner OF Gold 81, and
No 100 Fulton also sold by Daniel Sands Co. No II
Sands & Co. No 273 Broadway (Granie Buding) corner
oil Chambers ST. Price 81. sl4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

sNHE Seif-instrucror and Journal of the
a Universal Lyceun By JOSIAH Holbrpok is publishes
.1-.lhiy nj The Exchange Lycrrm 5i8 Broadway, 81
Ot' year. PAID IN advance. \ liberal discount viii be
aue 70 agents who buy by the quantity. Agents OF penny
Pares WIZ IND 4 profitable work. For sale at AIord
heN> ''"i'' ''- N>nu'--v jei 4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

MuRpER.-We hnyc heard, from passcnger by
the Railroad, that brutal murder committed
on Monday night, at a Camp Meeting four miles
from Bal!ston Spa. Tho facts as VIC heard Them,
are these: man named Mcknight was caught in
the act of picking the pocket of a gentleman
named Jones, when he turned, drew knife aud
stabbed Jones in the abdomen He survived but
a few hours The murderer was arrested, and
secured in prison. Albany Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
TT7HE HEALTH ALMANAC, for 1913,

g IS published and for sale in large CT small guam
ties, by SaXT0N + MILES, 2n5 Broadway.
As index OF the popularity OF this work the Publishers
would ats thai upwards OF neo cnpes disposed OF
sa year md that : circulation increases with each sue
cettny yelr -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

Sold wholesale and retail by a. B. l. d. Sands, Drug
ssts, No 70 and 100 Fulton ST. Also sold by David Sands
Co No. n East Broadway corner OF Market st; y. B.
Sands& Co. No 27S Broadway, Chamber street
Price ST. S24 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
PHF, ELECTRO-GALVANIC AND

HHE ELECTRO-GA AND
l. MAGNETIC MEDICINES.-For some years past
no pains or expense has been spared in cndeavorng 10
render the powers of Magnetism Electricity, &c available
and general service in curing diseases ana ne enI h
success In Scrotulous diseases, Liver Complaints,
ndigestions, Obstinate Coughs and IN most onronC
Affections they are undoubtedly efeeua than any
medic that were used-ior in such cases no re'
ance can be placed in the usual routine OF treatment
These medicines are
The Gavanic Remedies which consists Of of Syrup,
box of Pills and package OF Powders.
The Electric PILLS and Pas,era box OF Pls ana oo4
Of Plaster. -
The Strong Electro avanic Syrup and Pills consisting OF
package d. L. MADISON, NJ. D. and Surgeon,
sc0 jw+ No 3S4 Greenwich 81. ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

respectable merchant OF Eastport, Me. Aug. 18th,
l84Dr Jayne: Please TO sendrn large supply OF your
valuable medicines particularly OF ir Expectcrant as
have great demand for them in the British Provinces
gentleman from Windsor, Pro"ince OF New brunswch
of Bronchitis when re nmencd him your EIpec'o-
rant IL did the neediu for him. and h returned lone per-
fectly cured. JOHN bhChFokD.
Tie EXpectorant has brought man 10 Ito here alter
his had given hu and be had taken nothing
for three days His complaint we> called consumption
happened TO call in and him very distressed ua
lien recommended his VIII. Try The E1pectorant,
thinking that might give him easr, and he wonid
expire with less agony, but he recovered rs away The
Doctors blew up. Yours, &c, IN haste
JOHN BEkCFORD.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, 20 South AHird street.
Philadelphia.
sold al wholesale and retail by the agents A. B. D.
Sa,d. druggists No % Fulton oil Gold 81 and al
Fulton ST: also by Abraham B. Sanes Co No 73 broad
way (Grani,e Budi=gl corner Chamber. street, David
Sands CO. Nc. II East Broadway, corner aiarketFee
sI5 m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
IRIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Of-
e FlCE, No. 56 Jobn.sueet,-Not!ce Is hereby gwen
in the relatives and next OF kin c George Willis late o Bs
ol England deceased and who is alledged TO hive died
n;rs,ae that sha! apply 10 the Surrogate OF the County
OF New.York for letters administration upon the estate OF
the said inestae 10th DAY OF october next at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.-Daed NewYork Sept 3, l8i2
80 2awi,y f. KETCHUM. Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

RAILROAD DlsAsTsR-ToTAL DErRAvIrY.-
The cars on The railroad between Snco and Ken
neburk were thrown of last evening in the woods
about th-ce miles from Saco, in consequence OF a
large stump having been placed upon the track.
/, was not seen by the engineer in season to avert
the disaster Tie cR2ine thrown Oh and bu-
ried in the sand The engineer was slightly hurt.
Tie passenger car was next the engine AND con
taiaed fourteen passengers. TEt,s was also thrown
of, aui som owhal injured. Thc'pussergers es-
capped injury. Portland Argus.