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INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
OF all the public advertised medicines of the
day. we know of none that we can more safely
recommend for the ellis that flesh is heir to"
than the p Ills that are sold at the depot of the
North American College of Health No. 1913
fremont street, Boston. Several instances we
knew of where they are used in families with the
highest satisfaction; and no longer ago than yes
terday, we hard an eminent Physician of TIL
city recommend thcmin high terms. There used
to be in the community great repugnance TO
the use of QUACk medicines, as they are all in
discriminatory termed but it was mainly owing
to the regular M. DIS constantly denouncing
them. They are, however; becoming more lib
eral in this respect, and the consequence is that
good vegetable medicines are now more extern
sively used than formerly.
Extract of a lette. from Peter Christ. Unontown
Carol County, Md, Nov. 18th, 1888.
Dear Sir:-About two months ago, had BUS
mess IN Baltimore, and called at your office, and
bought few boxes of the Indian Vegetable Pills;
and upon trying them found them to be far su
peror to - Pills, or any other medicine
had ever nsed. had been subject to a cough for
five years past, and during the time have taken a
variety of medicines without any relief, until |
got the Indian Vegetable Pills, and by taking
four doses, the cough began to leave me; and
now enjoy better health than have done for FIVE
years past. After found them to be valuable
medicine, Immediately sent to Baltimore for a
large supply. have received so much benefit
in using the INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
that cannot help, but recommo' d them to ev-
cry invalid see, and think so well of the medi-
cine that have sent two dozen boxes to my in
valid friends, in the State of Indiana.
Signed, PETER CRIST.
From G.. c.. Black, New York
Mr.. VIM. Wrght-Dear Sir-you will please
toforward soon as possible, some of your Indian
Vegetable Pills; as we ale almost out of the art-
Gle, and they appear to be getting into general
Use here. We have great call for the medicine
at present, and those that have used them, speak
very high of them. One 'ntleman attributes
is being CURED of DYSPEPSIA, to the use
them; and aaothsr has bssa CURED OF
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For Rent.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WASHINGTON HOTEL,
IN ELKTON,
Now in the tenure and occupation of
Mr.. JOSIAH FOARD. Possession Civ.
ell Oh the 25lh day of March,
Apply to F. A. ELLIS.
Elkton.
Feb. 5-tr
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80 Acres

3 roods and 20 perches of LAND, situa-
ted in Cecil county, near the village of
Rowlandsville, on the East side Of the
Octorara Creek, about quarter of
mile from its mouth, and about five miles
from Port Deposit.
The chief inducements to the purchase
of this property, are, that it contains a
very valuable water power upon which
are erected Grist ill, and Clover Mill,
though now they are somewhat out of re-
pair.
This property is considered very vs1u-
able, having heretofore several times i'll
changing owners, been sold for 5000 dol
las.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the
Decree. are that one third of the purchase
money shall be paid Oh the day Of sale,
one third in six months, and the residue
in twelve months. with interest from the
day, of sale, The purchaser giving bond
security, to be approved by the I rus.es
Tor the credit payments.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, M.
THOMAS ARCHER,
Trustee.
February, 5, 1875
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The New Orleans papers bring us &C.
counts of fearful and fatal steamboat ex-
plosion on the Mississippi. We copy
the following particulars from the Bee Oh
the 2lst:
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$50 Acres.

in thriving nelghborhood and healthy
situation, convenient to Schools, Mils,and
places of worship of different denomina-
tians. Thi, farm is well watered and
good portion of it meadow, and much
more may be made with liltle expense.
There are about 40 acres of wood land.
The Improvements are two story Dwell
ling with Kitchen attached, well of good
water near the door, tenant house and
large frame Barn with stabling underneath.
This property will be sold together or Sc
parale, to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, A M
when terms will be made KIN wn by
JOHN PADDOCK,
Nov 81 1S11-tf
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PUBLIC S ale

THE subscriber viii sell at public sale
on the 9Th dav OF MARCH next
a farm In Cecil County, Md. near the
Brick Meeting House, adjoining lands of
Daniel Carter, Peter Askew. and Others
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance of Decree of Hartford
ACounty Court, sitting as Court
Equity, the subscriber as Trustee, will
expose to Public Sale, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of
March next,
at Rowland's Store in the village of Row.
landsville, IN Cecil county, the following
valuable property, viz:
A Tract of LAND called Nc
COY'S MISTAKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
The Election in I1:aryiand.


baltimore. Oct. g. l542.
The Election takes place iii Maryland tomor-
row for members of the House Of Deiege.es, and
seven Senators, Tor each OF the counties OF
Charles, Anne Arundel, Montgomery, Prince
Georye's. Calvert. Caroline and Somerset VI
the seven Senators who 90 out, six are Wings.
The contest generally throughout the State is
not an animated ope, and only in the county
OF Frederick is there any very strong effort made
by the Wings. regret to know tins, and to say
that we are also in grea; danger feom divisions in
oar ranks in the counties of Montgomery, Charles,
Caroline and Somerset We ought to eject the
Senators in these counties easily, and IT the party
were united would do so. In Montgomery and
Charles there are independent Wings running
avaipst the nominated ticket for Senator; in Caro-
I;nc there IS an independent Wing running for
The House OF Delegates; and in Somerset there Is
q contention among themselves, growing out OF
personal matters between Wings.
Yet with all these divisions, we hope to carry
the State, but, as you may Judge from the tone IN
which | write, our confidence is not over strong
oar confidence rests also upon known divisions in
III. ranks of the Loco Focos, and especially in the
county of Frederick, where severaliof the strong
,,t men OF the party are now open and decided
against them In Allcgany, Washington and Han
ford there are also divisions, and especially in
Washington, where there is full ticket OF g Re-
pudators' running.
The following tables will furnish you with the
estimates Of both parties and at the same time
show you tho number and apportionment of the
House of Delegates under the new census;
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
From the Columbus tol Journal.
Vhc s.rqmt Esnyfcn Convention

Having iust returned from Dayton, we have only
time 10 saw before going press. that language IS
iaadequato TO portray the sublime spectacle which
was witnessed in that city on Thursday, Sept. ~,
spectacle far surprising the most saoguine eX-
pectatiors. and Us far surprising any thing that
distinguished the excited canvass for the Presi-
dency OF lS40. As to tho numbers present, tie
most candid, moderate and competent judges unlte
in placing it. incredible as it may appear, IN the
vicinity Of Hundred Thousand persons
The Convention in the afternoon, was addressed
nv Mr.. CLAY, in his most eloquent and lmPres
sive manner, for the space of about an hour ana
quarter. Mr. C. contiaed himself exclusively to
,apcs oi national concernmen., and as lar as hsai'
hy us, To the subjects of the Currency, ths rio-
lection OF American Industry, and the adverse sys
tens of policy pursued by the opponents o' 'i'e
aHhig party.
Nlr ANpREws s,pemberof Cengress,sPoho d ss9t'
time, and Mr. CRIrrEHpEN at greater eos''i.-','
latter on the question OF high ard 10" M"<'s '''''
tho denoralizing tendencies oil ''ic '"l.si -.
C,,,,,.,S s,oke about fifteen minutes, when
So. SIe,ycr Of rsin--which has bacenie an
,o,,s omen 10 the Wing pa,ty--hreke 'n upon
,he lntber proceeding OF the grand eedy OF tue
Convention. .,,l
Although vast numbers, perhaps hi,y thousand !
&C ,,c people left the city towards the close Oh
the day, yet ,l,e town was filed with the vast
i,scn,sats remaining, and during the evening,
thousands upon thousands were listening 10 the
anima,ed harangues of different eloquent speakers,
at three several places of meeting. When we eit
at o'clock Mr.. EWING was addressing an nm
| n,cnso ,Sultitude which thyonged The main stree,
as far in each direction his strong voice could
be made to extend.
Never were the People in Western Ohio burn
ing with such inextiusuisbahe ardor and entinsi-
asm. We shall make clean sweep west of the
Scioto--nos wreck or relic viii remain :
WHlss oil. The East and North, /" Push ON YOUR
! CoLuMN"
~ NJ. S. WIRES, (Loco) Representative OF
Allen County in the Indiana Legislature, died at
Attica in that State on the 22d. This makes the
taird vacancy in the new Legisla,ure, and all from
Esdeub,ful7 Counties.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

Mc. Clay at length made his aPpcatan WINCH
was hailed viii, enthusiastic cheers from ife
crowd. Mr.. r. c. Schencis OF Dayton, now ieai
resolutions dominating HENRY CLAY Tor ffes'-
dent. and JOHN DAVIS OF Massachusetts ier
w. p,.z;dcn, Of these United States ctiering
.,,s as r,larsntv lha, Ohio would vote tor them
-. The reelection of THOMAS CoRwiS Gov
uor n October next. Mr.. Clay responded at
,onc,b waitin. his own time Git | understood
riab.ly) to commit himself as candaate-con-
pastinr cloqscnty the principles of the s'ro par
,ics which have divided, and still divide the A'nc-
ri,.an People To myself, as it was TO nearly all
the CROWD, this first oPper,nnity to see and hear
him was highly gratifying; and there we stood
iamned together on all sides, the perspiraticn
pourii.g OF our hrows like rain, eager TO catch
evcry word. 3u, all could not be thus graii!ies---
though their robust frames and haelthtul constitu
tions would have permitted it. No speaker, not
even HgsRY CLAY, (and his lungs appear yet
sttong.) can make himself heard all over sucd
a crowd Many, de.pairing to get an opportunity
TO hear him, left the City for their homes soon
after his arrival with the procession
When he had concluded, Mr. CRITrENDES again
briefly addressed tic Convention after which Gov.
CoRwIn, in behalf of the Wings Of Ohio, accept
ed the challenge given by Mr. criitenden IN MS
former remarks.
The day was Enc until about o'clock. We
.hen had gentle shower, which soaked our clGy
somewhat--but which va, a greater reilet than an
Inconvenience.
have heard no estimate of the number present.
All aarec. Wing and Loco, that ii far exceed, the
number il 1870 Yours, &c. /. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

S.Spss sSsgsAPAR,iLA-Go and stand beside lhe hed OF
sulerag and DEATH and ihcte beholi that aenuaied ou
in tie grasp that levels all men INTO dust ana see
lin, Suffering man restored health hy lis use lie 10 l
rppIcd aud tie lame and ask him what made hnl waih
Gin 10 The .per and made him whole Go 10 he
,ant man and eak, aud ask him what ninde i'm srsns
and they will tell you, used Sardss Sarsaparua, nnd
was curedn All diseases OF the oseous and giandniar
.vsten, rheumatism i'll all iorns enlargement ana pam
IN the boncs and jool. lumbaso pain and distress IN INC
tronc constitutional disorders, &c, all safely and
speedily cured by its use.
Prepared and sol! wholesale aud retail ana o chpo
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Price 81 or six bottles for SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in PhiIudc'phin.
Correspondence on Ef !Is'uIe-
PHrLApgLPHi., October ), i


PHrlApgLPHiA, October ), 1872
Singular and, probably, fatal accidens napPeheo yese
s!ay morning. about O'clock 10 aia OF iissi
man aud w!,e-uhoin stale OF ntn1icatioa n',looh IN
c,npty ce-hou.e barn, and, IN stanoloe 'h'opsu c
door in fell 10, the bottom distance OF near SHY ee AneS
xrr discovered by lhelr moans and after mpch rouDe
were drawn OFT, sadly n,uIated. Ii dcuoia wheiss
they can survive as nothing the al he bottom
saved them frum instant death. They were noth soA'
caicd.
Reading Railroad Bridge is again in p,ssape cond;ioR
AMI the coal coming down. mach 10 the chagrn o lno
would interrupt the supply. regardless OF the hcoh
venience ,afering OF iie community
The supply OF fruit market Is very ind!efshi anu
there been provoking deficiency throughout inc Whoc
season. Notwithstanding the owners OF peach nrrheas
neghbor!ns States boast OF selling al the rate OF an
$4,000 worth each. One cause OF this short uppiy NOT only
peaches but most other descriptions OF eaabes Is as
before nliRaed, the iacisitIeS offered by certain thoad
TOR passing them along Ounces sold at :: 81 per
buel; capital Grapes 10 l. cents pound; Foas o
62t cents Tarkies rs ceRts 80, Pidgeons, is %
cents per pair Ducks ~ 90 per pair butter, ~
75 cents; best Beef "a 10 cents nlddiing, cents;
Mutton, S j cents; Eggs, i a Ii cents.
Dr. Lsrdnes'. lectures ie French Revolution not
~ popular il supposed they would have been. The
accessories ishy effective, but neither TIE matter or
h. manner III WITCH ccverea, very remarkable.
To make up however, tor lost time, the Doctor has hit
II the expcdent giving OF his Old fashioned Scen-
di>couses upon tEe hlsuS intervening oet"eetie
regular lectures.
,ccsou just been given in the District Court IN tic
c3( OF Panoo against oi Insurance Companies
ray,c; the insurance has, for six years. been refused
on the ground OF alleged fraud IN the burning Nst"ii
standing the testimony Oh cbe Wsiitss "o sMos W
hearing the plan for tue setting The store on rc aTangso
between Panormo and his WIFE, the Jury were ot alto
retrr S,.ied and gave verdict against The Company
c. Sl7ti 3d.
Al tbe great Whc pceng his evening, front of In.ie-
urndrscc fla the Hon joan SargeaH Will preside nc
Hon john IL ayo, ie"". Dei",,"rr, mas Jus. A'i's ~
viii a1IIr,,, The nicctin.. Il vii! be a rouser
Nicholson convicted OF eabszEEg funds e ms emplorrIs
n an immense amount with wbci, he built one o me
mo n,ar,csni bouscS Philadelphia, applied Tor new
rai rRc court decided u. ainst him this morning. ana he
j, NOW il, prison awaiting Sentence.
Another nan, George Mllicr was arresle" ytsteu'S "
Or wilIia swain who tas realized an immense fortune
from Tie sale OF his once popular Panacea, ard hos tta'
,te 10 the amount of non lies dangerously III al ms
t.,icne in Cbeiut street lie afflicted with paralysis
There WAS nclbiuE Stock Board o-"a dn
rl Two applicants for the Bankrupt Law from ie eity
aud precious bitle speculation in thing or OF any o
Politics now take sway and every thing a'sorbeo III
the monlentous questions before us
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

This is close work you will say, but | shall br
satisfied il we are able ,ocnder as good an account
on Thursday morning, by which time, ii | am able
10 get a letter ON to you, shall send you the re-
turns from u good portion of the State. You see
we give up the election here, and yet we may beat
them; but we have only faint hope Of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
Ts,e s.rcnt yeayton Ccnvcntian-Vhc WhIgs
nj sehiss in EoNucit-Eaenry Gay, .sohn
D. Critsendcn, Gov. Gnr,Tin, Ehoinns
EWING. sc.


Mad RIVER Greene Co, Ohio, Scpte5o
n. GREELEY, Esq: Dear Sir--leil your friends
in New-Yerk and elsewhere that the Wing tfe is
very hot in Ohio and tina, there are no fears but IL
will be kept up until its ferycnt heat does sts share
in making Clay President.
You will scarcely credit my account when l
state that the great gathering IN September lo4o'
at DAYTON, was fairly oatstripped by the Clay Con
vention at the same place yesterday.
The People were there with their banners un-
forled and their principles legbly written thereon
A Protective Tariff "A United States Bank,
and A Land Bill were prominent among their
notices.
Il we're idle for me TO attempta full description
of this great assemhlage. l@posng as was the
spcc,acle with the different artisans and mechan-
ics at work at their professions as they passed
aong-it was evident tha, display was not, me
mo,iye which prompted their attendance; but
that they were determined to right the wrongs o
their Country, and cxhibitto the world their os-
TEEN for the men who have always been true TO
their interests They had met 10 welcome with
one voice the patriot OF A Ashland HENRY CLAY;
n
MIR. CLAY was met by the different delegations
some distance ont of towH, on the Lebanon turn
pike. when, accompanied by Gov. CoRwiN. he
proceeded at the head OF the Procession through
the principal streets Of the city Arriving at the
corner of jefferson aud Third-s.reets, he, Gey.
CoxwlS and Hon T. EwlSG. mounted stand
70 review the whole line as it passed. On his ar
rival there a bnad Of juvenile singers, under the
direction Of Mr.. Sharpe. greeted bin: with songs
in their bes. STYLE The main body Of the process
sion having pussed, Mr. CLAY was escorted by
the Military 10 his quartets After an interval Of
an hour, or upwards, (dusins psrt OF which time
..old Stone Hammer, Gov Me,cai0 from Hes
,acky addressed the crowd in frost Of the Ma
tional Ho,el,) part Of the yiRg mass wendell its
way to the speakers stand. Here, those who
could endure the pressure OF this Immense crowd,
and could get near enough, were entertained by
several speakers before MIR. Clay arrived. Mr.
Ewing announced to the Convention the senles
proposed fer officers, having previously made a
few remarks, expressing his qualification aaa es,
constituent to see such an immense sea oil asaos'
Ex-Gog. MORROW was selected fresiofh' VI '"0
meeting, assisted by Ex-Gov. NAscE anu = ~
sLs, Hon.J BuaSErr, JonS 3eHSsoS OF iqasi
and s,he,s not recolIec,cd Hen. ~. oR'tfhs 's
den, aild MIR. ANDREWS, Nj. e, from healaeN.
ithe same who saved the late latn hiif,} a'so a.s
dressed the assemblase previous TO Mr. Gay
arrival a, tue stand. In the course OF MIR. ers
,endea's remarks. he challenged Ohio ,e beat hen
sacky in ls4t--rledging as good Barbecue &c
Ohio Us this oae ,hat they won, II Ones malori!
or Clay exceeded ,ha,ssiS.n him by Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II We acknowledge our obligations 10 Dir. crhRLEs
WILMER, OF The American Newspaper Agency at liver
pool for the latest dates of Loston and Liverpool cuna
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

NJ Our Advertising friends mast bear With Us this onc
o. account Of the Ward ieeUgs, and we will do our hes
10 insert their avoIs regularly hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

II We are Indebted 10 The Expresses of iarndcn and of
Adams \ Co lor early Eastern papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

y An Agen; for this paper waned at Schenecta dy.
One who is acquainted il that City viii preferred
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

~ The Office of The Tribune is removed TO the
new and spacious buildings, No. $50 NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park, and nearly opposite
The CITY Ea
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
T'ape Ward l7Aeesin nss.

We have received several communications and
statements alleging irregularities and unlairncss in
the conduct Of the Ward Meetings Tuesday
evening. We have declined, and must decline. TO
publish any such except advertisements. The
newspapers are not the proper forum for the SET
Element of any differences which may arise in the
Wards. But we may and do mplore The Wings
Of each of the three or four Wards in which there
are beartburnings to remore them al once, By
conference and conciliation. his may far easier
be done Now--to-doy or ioraorfow-- than after
ward Stolnncos iii adherence 10 principles, lnu-
tual concession rs to men, c!nlncntiy bent the
Whs party These will ensure u glorious ts-
nmpi,
NHlG YouSc MEN it's your turn Tonight
You are called TO meet This Evening at National
Hall to respond 10 the State Nominations OF
HENRY CLAY for President, LUTHER BRA
DISH for Governor and GABRIEL FURMAN
FOR Lieutenant Governor and to PUsH on YOUR
CoLyMN!' to the grand conflict of November.
New.YerI,, the carly, devoted and steadtasi head
quarters of Clayism--whcrc Henry Clay WAS
first formally nominated by Mass Convention OF
the People, must nobly justify and sustain that
nomination in the coming contest. Your eHer-
tions must secure this, Wing Young Men Italy
ir YOU, strength This Evening
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

IL Wing Senatorial COnvcnfieu.-F1RSF
DISTRICT.-Ata meeting OF this Convention held NJ the
Broadway House on 18th day October, is4l the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
Re9i,td That the Senatorial Convention Tor lls
District le held on the second Tuesday OF October ioi',
at noor the Broadway House III the Guy OF New-loik,
ai ha, tho President and Secretary cause Due notice
tiiercoft TO be given. PlllLlf iio' q, iIc,lnen
D. A. BoKEE, Secretary. No WI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

o. The Speeches Of the late lamenied Senator
SourHARp, of New Jersey, are about to be col
lected and published under the editorial snpervl-
sion of Professor DoD, of the Colese OF New
IrrseV.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06

TIE SUPPOSED MvRpER.-Tbe body found
,ron the beach at Governors Island, on Tnesdas,
rovs, T., be- that uf Nathan Darling, who mas for
s,me time been an inmate of the Luuatic Asylum
a, BIackwsll's Island. He probably was drowned
in he attempt TO escape by swimming.