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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

LIVERPOOL. NAV 10 SEw-oRLEAss...Jnn q
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ships Henry ThompsOs. Sylvester, MarseHIes boyn
HIncken, OHIO. Lyon Liverpool SAM thompson "'en'
wen, saiers, Bombay. ,eu
Bry, Henry Gertz Portland Alpha, Livetser Norfolk
Isabella, Mckee. 81 Crox, Alsop CuaHncey = STAT
Prince bermuda, Nesnith, Leeds Co.
scars And Thornc, Murch, Wilmington, y seh-'e'
Gardner New London.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship negarh, Redmond 50 ds TN Liverpool WIN HuLe
10 Roach, Brothers l. Co. go -, .
Br barque Jaaet Frazier, - d. I'm Gasgo" WIN "on'
&c 10 Alex Knox, Jr. IFS steerage Ps..enyers 49,.
Brig Bllo~ Lawrence, l9 ds tm 1t MAINS WIN so0O"'
Brir W Garrison Tomin. 4. im Bristol, Pa with 10
ton, coal 10 Mr. Patterson, o Jersey Chy. .
Brig WIN Caster. Christie, DIS I'm Savannah WIN 0o'''"
70 order. ,,,L.-, NTH .ooo
ds,en Inc apples and 90 punches bananas 70 hcAe1y
Acker. ,, ,,h ,,.oo1
Srhr cornelia Anderson Rappahannock' WIN "ood
Sear Nary Jane Collins, Hogg Island, win WOOL
schr sarp waus Baltimore, with hour.
scbr Anna Parker, Brighton savannah, with cotton
Sclir Whias 4 Mary, Hoffman, Richmond, WIN cnal
scbr Anacsnda Williams, I'm Washington and ocra.
coke, with naval stores. .., - =.
schr VIM NOwbray, Holman hchmsndi WIN eoai " ="
Dummer. OF Jersey City
schr En,erpre Ross Delaware, with quercitron bark to
u y Fox. . -,
schr Lucy Margaret, Leavir Machas, with timber to
y FoI- - o., .-, RI,
schr WiIsn Penn, Foster Machas, with timber to +
schr Mail. Ioring Boston to d sprague.
Srhr Rrp,ater Frances. is im Wilmington, L, with
naval stOr-s To Powell wills -.
schr south Carolina, Rowland, ds I'm Beaufort, with
naval stores " order.
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P Theological Di-cu-.isn.-ja'i ra1l


TN. popui, article commended 10 tie pubic a. P,.u
larry desirable. ~ the present time tor IL economy
-, - n. ,,,r, Price a. - SPENCER,
rs n Fashionable lartr. Nc. 10 road"sy
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Markets.


ASHEs-Salcs to-day about loo bbls Pots at = 25 and
1910 20 PEARL AZ 8 N.
COrTON-The market Is sill very stagnanI Inc ne"
ha. a, vet had no elect
FLOUR The market swept this morning OF what
few parcel, len shOat - 81 Dr Geue'@e; - % Tor
lat ONO and Itch gan; ID 81 for round Few sale,
m rather superior brands enc,ce sold al - Ob, but
could not repeated The sales 20 day ans lni To aont
1890 sbs Since these operations the tow boat, have arr'-
a. which hal been detained. and there Is now under
.snd 40 10 l2Oo Dol, aioa-a small proportion ct which
4 ~ne>ee learn any orders for Flour were
received by the Ccla10nii.
GRAIN-Furhrr sales OF .Co0 bushels Illinois Wheat for
the Br.h Provinces have been made nj ~ p ne mar
ke nearly bare. small parcel ono Corn wa "a
nal sold Al s. - meas and of jersey II 6U cts About 200
bushel, New -Orcsps taken private terms Rye N
sn. lots brings 80 North River Oats 81 cts Canal -
a 30 Inr..H .l 4 81
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=, Trnn.rrrcnt iIniinn Window snnac..

OLIVER ". WbbDFDllD, 10 taitdrint-,i. li> Hr0t AZ
ranpcnrs 10 receive on H. 9Th day o April, Two large
inv-ices Transparent Window Shade embracing anio
oveIy Kind laud,caprs, S.is,, and Italian views w
,, and pain centres French : us. cW, I'D moonlight
Landscapes Narieeatca Scroll, painted ~ Militant and per
mareut OIL colors Families INSTEAD OF spending u. n ms
in purchasing second haud article AT auction, can be
Piled with transparent Window shades, al The following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07
Peter FairchiId. Aucuouser.
r. J. Beams, Auctoneer.
HIlIS DAY. Thursday. At 10 O'Clock,

At the store NJ l59 Fuilon-,i,
NRoDgElEsA general assortment NJ Groceres, CONSIST
ny ri Tea, sugars Coffee, Brandy VINES Gin, specs
Tobacco Segar,.
N.o tor "a unit OF .hom il may concerns o' o .nu''d
salmon i'm ktt,: cash, superior Madeira Wine
l.sarte~ ask, Port ne pure JUICE; y boxes soap
baP pip., Brandy: O bh, White Vine Vinegar > bag
wHte Clover Sect. 49,.
A.o IS bhl. AID half biol, Mackerel Sale rain or shine
f,-
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AND JEWELRY YER,
VRINNELL, MINTURN, - South

ERINNELL, MINTURN, - South st
i have for sale
sheatisB. COpper-2OO eases Esgsh from II Ia - OF.
Iron, $50 tons English veil assorted
Tin Piates-10 boxes ASSORTED,
English Tin-l0 SEQ lbs Block Tin.
Try Pos-30 English, 40, loo, 100 and 30 gallons.
Hoop Irons tor, Assorted.
Ivory-jO prime Teeth and 800 scrNeilOs.
Rio Cohee-JOO0 bags prime green.
sugar $50 boxes Brown iIa'ssa-do 900 bbls Brazil.
Hns.ia Sal Cloh--10o0 piece, a and - Bch beached
unbleachei Russia Raven, Dlck-SO pieces bleachsd.
Rus a Sheet ngs-80 balss b,eached and uHbrached.
do Diapers-Io0 bales superior quality.
do Cra.h-65 bales assorted.
do Boil ROpe-l0O coils do.
Nadler-l0 cashs prime OmbrO.
Forete Psper-0 bales entitled 20 debeDiore.
soy-50 jars Chinese
VemiOn--1o cases Chinese.
Indlgo-1 cases Manila.
Rhubarb-3O cases East India.
Cas,ia-3oo0 maN and 81
Soap-i00 case. G-mas.
Cande'-500 boxes Sperm assorted.
Olive Ol-s0 pipes. Also
An assortment ~ China silks
Black Sin Hanikercheis-l case -
White Pongees-lS ca.es - iscb.
Black saiins-3 do ~ ta,s-
Black Sarspets-i case. ,.n
Grape Shawls-9 cases embroidrred.
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MARRIED
DIED

Al Tappan. July ltb, NJ Jacob B. Wood to "" MAT
{. LIppacoii, boil Vt tbs city.
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MONEY MARKET.
sales n the siock Exchange, July q.
SECOND BsAsD.
Connercini mud Honey uaiiers.

q Mohawk .......... 3ai - Harlem R.....".hji u
80 Harlem R.....b5oi ls!.loo 20 ...........hSi l
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.O THE AFFLlCTED.-A wise, safe


i aud certain method OF recovering ana securing
Health and strsssth. A..
When the human constitution becomes deranged or di'-
eaSea this results from tho mpury Or mpoiency OF e III
ge.tyr unctOfs Office Il Is ~ supply consianth0"
OF healthy chye the blood TO repair The ncesnt waste
OF the system and te circulation While ths arrangement
continue. there will be incesan warfare between disease
and health between lite and death. While this struggle
continues the voice of Nature j. the language OF pay
,ca n.urecon hng I'D OF medicine 20 do what cannot
he accomplished wihOui II NOW here icy me paueh'
pronptly and r,eyerngy employ Dr. Goodnans Neget
able Universal Pills, and arrangement, lmpurv ana 90
will be expelled, with all the III. that sesh htr
to- and he .lth and restoration VIII be the result
Dr. Goodman, Pills are strongly recommended by all
who them not only Ia consequence OF the pcaAnIes'
vi their operation but because they Cleanse and purify the
blood II cot entrsy exhdused-i there rra ~
any foundation which 10 bud-fron the trey Use 81
C,sedman, Pills new .upersuurture Of flesh AMI blood
caa b. srd health and strength result thererom
Let all persons suffering from impure state o. the blood
and fluids from whence all diseases arse, give OoOdmSh
Pills tra They only need short ual IN order 10 meet
universal and unending success
DR.. GOOdman's principal Oihce IN New-fOrkH
u 11k HOMERi 216
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

TIE business OF the B11rl day was rather larger 'n
Yesterday 10, ,l. very Light. with 30 improvement n pr
ccs Farmers loan declined Mo'a"A. Tie saie' were
principally ,f Haen ~hch sold az o. but closed al i'
For DelawarcI Hudson. 80 offered. 80! ,sked.
T,e Operations IN state siochs were PRINCIPALLY ~ IAN
ce, Indiana Fives declined t. Illinois !, N" IN >'''
arm al o.. pr Go,crum-n oJes, lsii 100 asked >iai
~e,s, lf, 1911 offered, ~ asked, >x-,, 1872, 'I: Of
tered - asked ID liai,, 1885, 2nont r'o'i asN'l,
Fiv- l8ij g. 0er.I o. a>hsi; l)., ~ offered l' -
rcd 1855 -. offered, So asAcd ono sn.s, 1907 p"
asked 1900 o. offered 90 asAed. h.auchy ~ offered 20
.Ar CITY Seven, lol .,kei; wacr Loan, 1870 80 offered,
% asked
a. o,o v So, I352..... g. $1,000 Indiana FSe'.... .;
100 Illinois =, l37'.... Il. ltu0 do ''... =.
1000 do do go. l9i lcp u .cah =!
1000 InI. ~ year bond. l. $500 90 =
Foreign EIeh,ns- !, very 4uet. The sales were mod.
crate a, = for Sterling an, a. j7i tor Francs
Domestic funds continue inactive A. order IN the mar
set or rrua "a. CEASED az Improvement on that point
but Other. are heavy. For notes OF the CITY Bank, New
Orleans. l. ljdi,coun ., The rate. Ctlens Baah' > :
~ ..,couni We Quole-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

hls Excursion the summer season rto hoboken Noo'
nac of resort in the vicinity Of the city can tie visited WIN
.uch facility or offers - many inducements With es,
vi.i 10 lie esi-n>- W and diversified grounds of tn, most
lovely OF terrestrial spots OF ~h.ch IT'S heauiin 81"
tor cannot tail 10 give great pleasure to tse 10 NE Guy
who Ike occasionally 10 breathe res ar and vary e o-
potopou, ana confned view OF brick and mortar. .
TIE Barclay Canal and Christopher streets Terry BOA
are in exccen, order tor public accommodation Jr4i I'M
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erD,CTD PRICFS.-James Daily,

Ia 81 Broadway conner OF Park Place. respectfully n'
oun. POI, od customer, and TIE public generally that he
IA, reduced h, prices % correspond TO the pf"m de-
pressed state OF the times. While tn reputation which ks
hment has enjoyed for The last zen year. Tor Superior
-. f ,vor.fpa,hip ami cl.,aace of III viii be- fully
,,,c.I 1913 3tawisMwSS
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y ynruocL'. Hut tnbIi.hment, No.

BROADWAY, CORNER or MAIDEN LANE.-"enur
-. ..,,.,,,,y u,.. Il, Al. tbe.r variety. jc,r
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Franklin Iyeeusn.

TT Franklin l.yeeum.-Thc Lycenm VIII meet
az, y.nny Al half past ocock, AT the COLUMBIAN iisl,
o. trand a. The ererc viii consist OF Essays aud Re
,n,,on, and discussion OF the quessn-"ls dnellng IN
.nyca,e iu,,hable' Ladies ana gentlemen are respect,
fully invited 10 attend. :, ,,.nsoS S..,.,,,v
jy7lt T. II NJ "''''' SS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

IL WING Newspaper for Sale, ~ one OF me
Wing Counties ct the state, with house and lot II
desired The paper has long been established and 10 NJ
good business II will be sold for cash only Possession
given tie first Of september Apply 10 the Editor OF
this n,ner W II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07
DARLING'S SCYTHEs.

~ dozea Corn, leo doz plain Grass, 10 doz double
ribbed Grass and d ion Brtmbe scythrs, for sale by
Nm. a. WIGHT CO, 100 JObn.strert
Uvl4 isfC Sole Agents in New-Ysrk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

AMERICAN MUSEVM.--A Grand Temperance Benei
comes on here on ednesday Let every reader lool
at ihe advertisement aud procure tickets AT once. The lac
that Barnum ha> taken the business IN hand suncen
proof that will he splendid AFFAIR. The attractions TIN
week AT the Museum are unusually rich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

NEW AND CHEAP CROCKERY

| STORE No. II Cdtherinc-s,rert, Chatham
,1uare-were will be- found nj the largest and bed
SrrI stocks the city, including many new pattern, OF
ID inner and Tea Sets aud plain Glass Tia u, kra and
other Lamps, China Tea SETS, Of new sbap, very
.uperior artirle. Those IN want Will find Il an Osec ~
cail and examine before purchasing Jrli Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

preparca u h his style Of Sumner Mats on saiursay'
2lSt instant The seasonabe coors preserved in esnneIon
with the nean-ss which given the black CASHMERE sGch
great favor Not being colored the Drt Cassinirrr Is
n,d e,trensIy Irht without impanug IT, proper durh-
i,,I;,v prirc Il SPENCER - Broadway,
nv "a n IN one door besw Murray-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

II Cultivntor for Juiy.-The Cultivation for
uy IS ready delivery. Subscribers WIN call Tor Their
,,n.,Ier. N IN please early n u convenient
DAYTON = NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway,
- formerly a. corner FuliOn asd NsSssu-S,s.
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- A. mnuvo Of my Friends and Patron

are usdeT the Impression that Dave ten"'tu' 80
correct the mistake by informing them that am M a %
Chambers STREET and that neither Mr. Cunning WHO a.
ocated with me in the busne'sl myself have a1y neH
ton OF removing ri present JUN oC n .ii,
IN Dentlsl, o. tudhi"'As-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

II Chancrry snle.---JANts NJ MILLhh
4 co. viii seil ihis day, July 7th al TIE Meroh.nS
Exchange the story dwelling house and premises No
rs King street Hudson The lot - re by IVV
fests lease without ground rchi, aud has y years 10
mn from lat NAV last The house Z feet WIDE and 80
teet in d.pts brck 'front.' ba by days work, and an ea
rei,.,, bou,e Jy7 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

II Stranger, Do YOU want Beoo and Shoes,-I ~,
20 10 ScrbaerI Co Great Catharne Boot and shoe MAR
ke, Is Caharne 81 Munroe. where yea can hn
the largest and best you and al prlce
a. -, t.,,,,, ,.opaled Just inv IL ~ mIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

II French Lnnguage.-The subscriber continues
10 give lessons upon the celebrated system OF the late Joh
Nane.ea Residence Is Franklin 81
l. MANESCA DURAND.
.vo,rfng Cl,.s i. now farming jeT In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

- Wanted to borrow. the sum OF 5000 on if,t NOR
gage fertile and productive Farm, OF 100 acres m Err
c.. Pa, now under good cultivation and worth at leas
$1,000. The advertiser has usncunbered warranted
deed direct from the State and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan rspaying III four annual payments o.
ali a; the end of three years may NJ preferred Inquire
Of the Editor Of the Tribune who Is well acquainted will
the advertiser and his premises Y7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

j. Photographic Iikeaessss, by an improves
Dsgueututype process, by VI ID. Van LohN' SptH,- "
Chambers street. and Broadway. W Je!s ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

F<chanye Tor good farming land. in sullivan and
D,11s arr coun,s New.York. or Wayne county, "a. The
sbsve are fine oak opening lands. Apply TO A. r. SMITH
IS Liberty street. V'h
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wrDsEsDAY, July

NEUNFtUAFt
COURT CaLESDAR FOR THuRsDAy-Circuir
CouuNo 80, f. 10. ST t,6i 0f to 70, u Common Plea
Nos 49, log, -, q, n, 81, u, 81, l)8. 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07


The monthly meeting OF ths C!uJ j. postFsheu I" "ie
fr,, Wednesday Evening in August ,
WILLIAM II. SWEET, President
rnsS,asr KILN secreiar'e y2 WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

AGoop oSE-A small QuanUly Of Pease's Candy lately
enabled man 10 get hi. petition Tor The msoi'en ac N
New.lork granted II viii do that We are AFRAID 'hs'
- "a. ICresceni City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

II Sewers md Vaults made OF Hydraulic Lime
mortar " i e strong and durable made Of the best
HYDRAULIC Cement much saving Of time and but one
fourth Of the expense. Hydraulic Lime cost but about
and viii make much mortar a. the Hydrsu-
lie cement ~ Jsio ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

IT PAKTTCI INK NVIILf-TH' ''F P'IsonS II"'l's
furniture OF any description To dispose or or who are ofraA
ne no hou,ekerpng VIII find ready sale Sr any parton
or ali OF their goods by sending their address OF oaHg
nnou The slbscr.er Goods to amount purchased
v COTTON & co. ls7 Ch.uams
~ lI'"'' ''N f9 dSO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-04

"Co>scikNeK NaKss CowARDs ALIVE
learn from the Pleheian. that the King of Rhode Island
has written letter TO Gov. Seward requesting HIM I,
exercise his official influence prevent one Edmund
Forrest from visiting Providence play the character
Jack Cajc. His eyceiency thinks the sentiment Of this
dramatic performance would inciie people TO rebellion
and be fatal 10 the LAW and order OF the s,a,e-Bo
ArgHs.
Miss Yeats, Of Iredell county, North Carolina
aged about sixteen, was killed ON the Odd ulf ~,
attempting Ia leap from a carnage whilst the rgh,
ed mules were running away with the vehicle, 90.
ing to camp meeting. Her neck and skull were
broken. Those who remained In the carriage were
not seriously injured.
THE TRrTH-''Those who look To per sonal or
party considerations. may change with the tide OF
popularity; bat the the with those whu
ca edy regard principles and country. IL tcheH
hs tide Is adrerss. rhsn TIE loose aud weak are foa
f.g Away rih fae currsai thu they hold stead
Jusfy 10 tser cause
RKNrNsnn Ir.-rhat the leading Wings all opposed
the late Tsrd BILL because the Democrats succeeded in
having the odous clause scrsng the Tea and Coffee Of
she people stricken from the bill,
Az Oh PrSsIoSKa.-The olles, pensioner on the
let Of the United States, is William Prgen of BlaIen
SSan'y' n C. HIS age u ne.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-04

ENOnNoUs GUS.-On Thursday. a barge arrived at the
wharf of the Royal Arsenal, Woolich, having board
the largest gun made in this country. powerful
put up expressly for landing this pondeous piece
Of ordnance weighing very nearly Is Of the
the wharf being equal 10 the task The arrange
mchts Tor landing tins great exceenty made aad
carried effect without the slightest accident The gun
Is made on the hOwZer principle aud about feet long
with an immense quantity at metal at the breach. The
diameter nf the bore within about one-teh OF 10 inch
The weight Of soil shot with which it will be fired
455 H.. and shells Of $40 H. and expect two
solid shot, OF that weight AMI four shells in the same pro-
portion, Will be used when proved the butt The
how tier AID bored by Messrs. Walker and Co..
for Mcheme Ali. Pacha OF Egypt, aud two other LARGE
guns 100 Founders. landing the time to be
proved tor service ia E.ypt-Engfsh fapcr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

pursuance decree the Probate Count OF Marion county
Indiana the administrators the estate of Thomas Moore De
ceased, VIII, October offer fr sale Tie follow
AZ le north west contf Of The We, hall 81 The south east quarter 81
thence month
TOT
line Also. the hall Of The north quarter Of said section three,
Also part Of The noh west quarter osecin w" IN the same
and Aforesaid bounded follows ng nj Tie
bali mile the line between sections aud three east
haf Fan down the centre 81
said creek an. the middle thereof section line between sections
and three and SnIt sad line u the p ceo eenns
containing Aisotle ro TIE qr ci see
n thirty four four containing forty
Also the quarter the south quarter o sen
aforesaid, confirming y
and also the west half of the north east quarter ot section three,
20 aud ltlOJ
glt. interest
therein Jane Moore, of sud deceet Ao.
coop the promises belonging L. SAID estate
said s1le 70 Se place sal premises al O'Clock T. H. on
The
bl of purchase m1ury hr hand the third thereof
months the date Of sale and the third thereof
twelve months the day of sale.
t.. v. SINNER
u. lsi2 INV TIIOMA- MNORE NlnlhsIalos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-04

4 STORY or CRuME.-The following story of vii
any and IT'S dreadful consequence, is from the New
York Tribune
SIX years ago. wealthy and influential wild
over Of forty five named Dr. Nc c. of Chel.
SCI, VT, hired an amlable and beautiful girl OF
eighteen named Mary T-to assume the care
OF his children and household. y few months after
they we're seen TO ride away together and IN the
next oodstocr paper appeared an announcement
that they had been married at that place, by
Episcopal clergyman. They returned as and
wtfe, and have 20 lived until short time since
when DR.. McC- dismissed the unfortunate woman
from BIS house, alleging that they had never been
married! Whether she had been utterly deceived
by sham marriage, or had consented deceit
100 order 10 save herself from inevitable shame cannot
now BE- ascertaIned
The poor victim driven in dsgrace from the house
N which She had so long been regarded as a virtuous
vie, and thus rendered outcast from society,
dared not return to her relatives she went else
where and procured employment; but the finger Of
scorn was pointed at her. aud IN whatever company
lie found herself alone, fallen, loathed and stunned
She could not endure this and returned at length
by night 70 the house Of her destroyer, and begged
pteously Tor shelter and protection. declaring that
she had wandered long without food and starv-
ing. ut length the door was opened to her, from
dread Of attracting the attention of the neighbour
hood. She was fed and turned away with strict
orders never show herself there again. she left
but where could she 20 All day she wandered in
the woods ana hedges adjacent and in the night.
faint and shIyerng che crep bick to the only place
where she could Justly claim protection. and cried
for home. She repelled but the noise aroused
the neighbours, WHO insisted that she should be
allowed shelter. II was agreed that she light
stay that night, but should leave in the morn
ing, neighbor agreeing To take her u her
relatives. II viii 20 # alive the only prom
ise that could be extorted from her. She went to
her room and the next morning was found in It
IN. st..l
friend hope in the world, the wretched victim
had committed suicide.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-04
BOOK BINDING.
and Account; Hook MANN factory.

HAY TYLER co. wholesale dealers and Nanufac
- Bark Book,
The N 5sHdag HGsHg1 opposite the Palmer Hotel
Ind annapolis, Indiana where there always be obtained and WI
be found constantly hand the IN their line Every
description Of Blank Books for County Auditors and ieasBsts Soo
Magistrates. i'll without printed heads
In al their Blank Books they the Improved Patent mode q Sew
ing which SreagA Wt he5day. And incomIaaby
method devised Tor blank hooks a"d =" al
and solid while the book lasts instead Of
the al other methods The method
renders the books double the old kind though they
Ina elegance Durability, superior style OF anih their
account books are equal 10 the best hern work and no hsrn price
d. T. Co also prepared To manufacture all descriptions
Fancy Articles such Ladies' aud Gentlemea PORT FUs
kei Card Gases Albums Spectacle Cases. Cigar Cases Pocket
Books. and Note Books.
Music PAPER always hand which be hound in
and Banks supplied at the shortest uc
and Bound the style, reasonable prices
The improved pattern Ruling Machine Just received.
Books and Paper ruled PATTERN
They prepared do all kinds Of Binding French and English
Cali and Ancu PH Extra ard Super Marble and 9Th Edge
Finish All kinds Of Law and inierieaed works and bound
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bst u a desired, ter
RECONSIDERATION Isaac BLAcEFoBD supreme Judge Gro n.
DuNN Treasurer at state VI. Nouns Auditor Of state
MERE President Of state BANK J. " RAY Cashier state Bank
Secretary a. w
y. b. PALMER, ESQ. 5l-y