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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

sure cure Tor ncPen deafness earache pains buzznss
ted searetons of the organs Their acoustic oil has been pc
puai remedy as curative in all diseases Of the for
ner White street OF Im*ec
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THE EYE.
Dpp,, FRiElN FRENCH DIAMOND EYE WATER.
pEkMANENT arrangements having been made for
tanned from he agent a. "n, 5pM n DC %
ANDREW LAKE, Md,
opthalmic Surgeon and Oculist, No. 90 Whse ST.,
The peminent and pemanen, benefit derived from the nse
OF ms Eye Water having met the appreciation Of nearly all
do not think requisite TO make its eff
cacy As the full authorized to say IL it should
the will be refunded subject only TO deuc ton for the
quantity used IN proportion to the price paid which 10 f.
" TO, one o. vial with glass 20 81 for vial with
This eye water, strengthens weak eyes, caused by close
application 70 study fine work and renders perfectly
strong, the eye brilliant and healthy
1t the patient whose vision has been weakened by h
Ws measles change OF climate exposure and late hours
gVes clear sight to the aged by removing morbid
affords almost immediate relief in all nammatory attack.
(Which the eye is subject.
ma.
removes in few days smoky appearances and floating
so Weh appear TO the eye the first stage of amaurosis,
Persons using this occasionally will find their eyes
assume brilliant transparent brightness and activity Of motion
BY directing above tpos paid it will be forwarded to
any part of the Union. ato 3Osr
COAL-Lsge Nut Size 81 So Stove s475 and fresh Broken
and Egg 81 ton Of the best Peach Orchard Ash well
screened WEIGHED city wegher and delivered free Of
PETER E FL M s.s eo las% Ea SG''
$40 2mrs aud direenwich streets
RRAMAN's BATHs---New Bathing EstabIishment at
NO. fCourandt street, NewYork four doors from Broad
j. BRAMAN has recently opened the above new Bathing
essbsnent Every department constructed on the most
always find prompt attention. and thing connected
till 10 siooE :, nish, "'' '" MI "' sin.I
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To THE LADIES.


vR9HesS, FULL's UTERQ ABDOMINAL sgPPORTER..
new instrument for the radical Of Polapsus Uteri
.eds s ass q ne W%S ssa. .sp
health r never having failed performing cure under
The Supporter attained very high character in Europe
and 2 ether Painful surgical eIpeens The Ly-
commended IN Europe by medical OF the highest rank
In this country is sustained by leading member, Of the
Oh GolieGes and Hospitals. and by all the eminent
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies AZ No
street. having separate entrance from the business
RsIIaen where lady s in attendance to apply
Irusses and Supporters to female patients IS imec
A BERNETHY,S BOTANICAL PILLs-One hoy Of
these invaluable Pills worth all the quack medicines
advertised Tor certain disease Let the unfortunate assured
that there exasgeraon in asserting these pills TO bs
Ajemey ali Stages the above diseases Ss ' In S the
days In long protaced chronic stages obstinate geets Sc
they equally certain having cured hundreds who had been
taking other medicines for mouths which tend more TO destroy
the constitution than the disease They
subject the troublesome weakness which frequently
after using other medicines They have unpleasant
taste SMELL and taking them might frequent the
they composed entirely of vegetable ingredients which
yigoae the system generally For sale only in New York by
Brooklyn by Balsreve Druggist, Fulton s2aimTm
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH A
"A POUND OF CURE.-Dr. Luna Calderons Preventive
against vensrea Infection, warranted not TO FAIL used d.
ecd This invaluable preparation having ben tested by and
Royal Academy OF Medicine Pars is surely sufficient gparan.
zee 70 the public against anotbe. attempt TO palm upon them
% eoms s s s a ds ies
in pamphlet which will be distributed gratis by the
oil winch also accompanies each package of the PREPARATION
Principal agency $50 Bowery, corner Bond Price Of
package containing twelve powders, S. $50 lm"r
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ON CHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND. -

THE undersigned after years. experience of evil
effects resulting from large and rents happy
10 inform his and the community general
~ that he has eteced thanks landord
lease OF Of ms old stand Ne formerly 81 Wall street Nor
timer Buildings OF New and many wears
LIBERATED by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
ELEECEa beacoato all who quest good cheap and
fashionable garments ' ~
10 such OF his old patrons who have lost sight
curing MS wanderngs he their Old
with the assurance OF strict adherence his well established
fame ioI k' and puncuaty Of the public generally
citS call being prepared with fine and
sonabe cloths caamers vestings, Sc &c. which he will be
happy TO make up ~ the most faithful and
Die charges Tor Cash Only The and attention
slowed on making and trimming when the cloth purhas
ed of him c. b. Babcock continues in the cutting depar
CHARLES cox
sill lmr Sign of the Golden Fleece No a wall q,
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NJ B. SANFORD,
50 lm-r Next TO the ttsrad Office New Y,
" III STlNEMETS.

OF Nassau seet has on hand well selected stock
las enable Goods, which he making up his ual
oil excellence and at equally Reasonable
on any other establishment furnishing similar article Those
urous of economsng lin the requested
al TO % Cedar street, one door of Broadway
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/. SORIA'S

CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
MR. SORA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
11 the public general that owing the depressed state o
The times he has reduced his price Is per below the
lar charges. " - 49, 80
Ladies wishing their dresses shaws &C. dyed or
pressed will lind much their advantage paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with articles
OF Meang apparel need dyeg pressing All orders
VIII be punctualy attended and the done up in the
oeSt style az Sorlas establishment No 400 Pearl ST.
His branches No 257 Blocker st. No 1852 Bowery and
AZ 7 Grand Also branch Fulton ST. Brooklyn and
al Newark, ~ j. Of Broad and Washington Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed aud nut up in
the original forms, and moderate terms. :
Principal Office 1870 Pearl ST. au2o 3m.ec
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WATCHEs.The largest and most splendid of
As he is constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and ST.
yer Watches Of the styles, direct from the manuac-
turers England France and Switzerland he enabled
offer larger as9ftment and at much less prices retail than
other house in the city Gold watches
EACH Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
watches warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and weey repaired the best manner
rd warranted l9Tsg than at any other place in the city
u. Z. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
81 lmNec WHOLESALE and retail. 30 Wall
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VI B. SANFORD cash TAILQRINGsT ORE)l2 Full

M b. SANFORD tCASH TAILORING ST ORE )l27 Full
ton has Just opened entirely and splendid
ment OF English and French Cloths Casmeres
WHICH Tor beauty elegance and durability
IN this CITY, being bought for cash He will sell all his
nos and customers % cheaper than those who not
adhere to The cash principles and Others who are
visiting our city, respectfully invited call examine
ms neh assortment OF goods all Of which he pledges himself
70 make stve and fashion which shall please
uolous reeards good eating workmanship and prices He
would also INFORM his customers thai he
assortment oil gentlsmeEs outEg every description con-
sstng oil stocks sca collars bosoms shirts drawers
sery Of all kinds -
NIB Punetuality observed strictly filing all orders.
lm~r Nsxt m tho ,taraI1 0tEca ~ UorL
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TO THE LADIES.

" LIE LhDlEo.
Mss FY., GQDEFRY having Just returned from Paris,
caps, Bonnes and ladies' articles general will open
Thursday the 18th goods
her store 3i9 Broadway of Leonard
s25 lmsm
ITO MlLLINERS, &e.-CARL KING, the celebrated Tus.
can HAT Manufacturer most respectfully informs his kind
Joseph Lyon (a from Pars and have themselves
al NO 81 John street under the firm Of Lyon king) where
tey nave most splendid assortment of Paris Millinery
es suitable Tor the The above stock
Nslves nch Velvet Ribbons Lutstrng aud Satin Ribbons all
iA colors--French Flowers Feather STYLE of
Silks and every other article in the Millinery line.
Messrs L. X would also that goods have
been Tor cash tdect from the manufactured aud
VIII b. sold az small advance who NAV be
pi-ased 70 favor them with call.
sic im.r LYON 4 KING n John q, n V
A BRAHAM KAsTOR importer No. 1913 Broadway Ia.
Just received by the steamers Great Western Brtsnn,
anu also by The Haye packets, fine assortment
new style silk Bullion Frnges lemps, Cords Tassels
tons black six Trimming Lace bread laces, variety
olarS, Linen Pocket Handkerchief Thread
Lace els Thread Points, Silk Blond Trimming Lace Eancv
b Dses and description of Gloves Mits and CuH
Also bags fnrses and Linen Thread Caps Also large
o. Worsed Coas, Habits and Gaps ladies and
e1oen ana many other articles 20 describraIl
s3 lmrr - oe anu 'eudii'
-.--
HUTCHlNGs, STOMACH BITTERs-FoT Jvs,en-,-
paptauon 81 the heart loss Of appetite assisting dr.
ngHt sWed ana All nervous diseases Numerous
OF persons cured as well as certificates Of several phvcin
wh? use IT IA Their practice be thu pronriei
y rice 81 per bottle O's" Suee''
Ageats-lJO Bowery Ga Broadway; Dr. Har,on o.. All.
and Stanton streets; Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn; Ingero Psa
''i- $50 I've
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JAMES LACY

DRAPER AND TAILOR SO John street near William
continues to make up Gentemens garments of superior
low prices. Gentlemen of fashionable cloth
should call and examine his select goods before
purchasing elsewhere trial will sufficient
The most economical that for beauty of fit style of
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
O Gentlemen furnishing their goods can have them
made and rimmed-a perfect fit warranted the price the
goods returned. au24 lmr TERMS CASH
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DEAFNESS
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS

oQ1 BROADWAY-Extract:-
DOL 81 cheegiay comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
ntosh testify that he nvadsd home unfit for duty
consequence Of total deafness and discharges from his ear
hat while in New York. his way 10 England he placed
himself under the professional Castle and Edwards
Aurss Under their he recovered his hearing and
mas returned to his military duty ~
Signed H. McNEyEN MD
Surgeon 10 II. M b. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
". MCMANO .,
Apothecary and Secretary.

TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Looka at bills of NOR
ality and will find that C9nsumpoa is more destr9e-
all know that Cough like the warning Of the raesnaks al
ways precedes well this terrible II
is fair presumption that every Cough terminate IN Pull
monay disease if checked early and where the risk is
should be found mad enough neglect the means Of Pr
United States and the experience and voluntary testimony OF
thousands the results of chemical analysis ard the
science all the best pIepetaon ever invented by
the of all diseases of the lungs chest wind pipe
other organs connected with the OF respiration
used in regular practice by the most celebrated
street. 1913 Broadway and II East Broadway sl62wsr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

casN&t which had been concealed IN his
vest, ann presenting it TO her, asked her,
if she REMEMBERED it.
i do, sheTepled, changing color 1t
is the very rln& gave Anime, beautiful
Mor!sco ma'den,\When we parted lor the
last time. But why does she send back
the ring
10 tenants OF the tomb jewels are oil
no value. 1t moreover Will serve as
token to show you that | am no lmpos-
ter.
anime is then dead
es, she died SIX weeks ago, IN my
wlIes arms, and am mere TO iNIIiII her
last request.
Let me hear H.
'She wished you 10 receive ana pro-
lect her child Ter kindred have long
been banishcd from Grenada, and her
husband VIII not receive The chIId OF a
MorIsco mother lo"' she saId' would
be above sHch Prejuo'ce''
i take pleasure IN saying that am,
she replied bending over the child and
e"''cs'L's '''' i VIVA not ass 70" "t'
name 'oF l co"''o' loon "t'C" '"'' oca0H'
'gl face so exactly resembling the Ami
ne 5 so well loved, and call her by any
name except her mothers.
Anime 's her name he replied.
Her features seemed familiar to me
''e 'I'o'''"' ! %" A''' lc' | ''0'' "o' re-
,C'',' ~ '","u '''' ,''oo.' sue ''1' ','O'o"'
navy, "'I,' ''s'"y ''''0i ''''' q '''''''
', nc" '''0 ''N'@' 'o' u " = i'"''''' nv
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on, ''"o ''''' h'S ., ,'''s' i ,',. D''So y
10 J,o ~ NV "'.'i'','cS 49, "'''
~ ''P"'"' D'o 'I"1c' " ~ ''o sun ''''
,"S'' ~ V''I''''N "',' '3'' ''r' .'I',1,
i1'''''.o' :, "a, "'O io's' '''0 u '",|''s
,L q" n "'1 " ~ ., JS' az ".'o [ ~ -''t W.
w, ~" VI o"'''o' was "' '' - '' ~,
' 81 YT'N '.,'' - " - '',,,' ~,
o",y ~ ~, .''o'o" ~ '''0''" ''''
~ ,,', '., '' L,1., ~ -. ,,, or $40 ,;,
-, - NV" Wv '.,.,'o " O',>' s''',
r,;,tr H., G,If,r.J W., , nnr "
nv, ,,mo i pnda,,n ho re,,;ol
.,rI sn ,t rooo n'h;ob ,booah rrosrr;b
~ anJ ,oa;,LoJ ,' ~, ,'. .,.Loa,rJ
T,ho TrJn Am;aa L,I hv ,hi. ,i,ne f.n.
-. ;n,, Iaan aYd ,'';a, Iaon r,I,.
W.. ,e..r r.. L. oaJ .,Ia..,
aa.'. .,,aI,,a., ,oI,;.a plI,mom
,hot Ca.oor Would .nnInn, Kin ,o ,Ln
a.a.,,,,o,,, oa,.aI g.. H., n, .o.a
Lr, soo,n.J ln,r - o";, ,La '..h,n,hor -
At lac, hc drew near Amino ard rcgar.
IoJ hor r;,h = IonI, nr rro,, ,enIs,ress
.pnor cb;Id, s,iI he Il, the mornnc
she will ask for mo and shall be gone
IA M, wooIor h,, !, ! barJ c,r mo ~
mar, with hor Hundreds If limos sLo
has c,Ilcn asIoeo ON nv bosom as Won
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06
NO. Is.

ceived Tire honOrs of Observation-Disclosures
things which no woman is api 10 hold as
Of light value. The Baron and Lady
Elanor, moreover, have promised 10 esq
pouse his cause. Can |. the unknown
adventurer. have any thing TO hope when
such rival enters the field
'You can have nothing to fear from one
hold in such disdan. Had it not been
that inherit few broad acres which he
wishes TO add to his own fair domain, the
despised Anime might for Il! him have
remained in ohscurty.'
BY this good swotd, you wrong him.
The heart of Philip D'Alyerez is not
mercenary one he exclaimed impetus
ously.
Anime raised her large, da:k eyes to
his with look of surprise,
You think il strange that should say
aught in favor of rival, said he, smil-
ing, 'and think myself, that it might
have been more polite if not more gencr4
Gus, to have remained silent
ne '''e" u'e" q "''1''' '.o''' "'' ..'
''e Gasp o! W"'C" was '"'''0',u WIN
D'''''",' Vi '''' "''' "''''' ''u '''''"'1
around her arm.
'oHouiu you WIS" 70 "nuo ''''' 'a''
NC press your l'''S'' "'',',y 's'''''' ''e
inner eoSe o' '"c Grasp oo''0'y' ""'"
20" co''e 70 see yo"' 'o"''"' nc may
please you uc''ct '"a'' "" '',s'.
gu may i'e''r INN ~, " '''' ~ e."
''''n '''' O'''e ', No. r'e "
''st'' =" i'H'' ''',' i'"'o 49,
saying ''"S, Nc ', '','-u '.s' '1'" "
MS ,,PS' anu 'c'' III, o"''''''',"'-' -,
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w ''O'' "'Io P'I ~, - 800.
sl'," "o''[ e.. .I nFE ~, paannna
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

Ferdinand and Anime stood together
on the baulement. Both were silent, yet
the hear! does not always need the modi-
um of language TO express It's sentiments.
Un the present occasion neither felt any
in reading that of the other.
At length Ferdinand broke the silence.
Tomorrow evening" said he, you ex-
poet your cousin Philip
Anime asscnied
You arc aware resumed he, that he
possesses many advantages which make
no protcnsons to. He is the sole heir to
a princely domain, is allowed by the Ia
dies 10 be comely in person, and has re-
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VOL. ".
ANIME, TrsE l1oI.sCO rGA.DE1.
ny MRS. CAROLINE oRYE.

"A fuller blast ne cr shook the battetnents."
(" Here's a sight for thee look thee, "A bearing
cloth tit for 'squire's child. Winters Tie.
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the clear, brd-like music of her voice,
With the dog by her side, the same that
regarded her and her protector so suspi-
ciously the night Of their arrival at the
castle, she soon began to wander by the
shores of the wild mountain stream, to
explore the recesses of the deep and So
Tenn forests, and TO rome over the bree
ny hills, her dark locks floating on the
wind.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
The e I'D of the Session.
From our Special Correspondent.
Mac,

WASHINGTON, March S, lsi3.
The House and Senate are both in session at
this writing, ] / o'clock q; night, the Senate with
closed doors, the House filled with gay and bril-
liant crowd of ladies who have invaded and taken
possession of half the seats of the Members. The
galleries are also filled to excess; the obbies and
passages, and even the 1otunds, also filled ;
and in the passage leading the Senate is another
crowd of those who prefer the latest in regard
TO the appointments that leaks out from the closed
doors of the Senate to the brilliant and moving
scene in the House.
WIsE's nomination has just been rejected BY the
Senate and it is understood that the Commute
has reported against the confirmation of MIR. CUsH-
ING. Ii is very probable that he will share the
fate of Wise. nave not yet heard by what vote
Wises rejection was accomplished but it is un-
ders,ood to have been by vote of two to one.
The usual complimentary resolution of thanks to
the Speaker was offered tonight, whereupon Mr.
CHARLES BRowN, who very properly calls him
self whari.rat from Southwark, melted Proba-
bly, BY desire to display himself and his swee,
voice, which, by the way, has the melody OF a
aW.iHii W the eHSHated eyes ao eais VI TIC ia
dies made speechin opposition, charging Speaker
Waite, who has been.certainly most impartial
officer, with partiality, sc. &c. He was fairly
skinned by his colleague, CooPgR, and most richly
did he deserve it, The resolution, however, was
adopted with but a small dissenting vote.
he noise ard confusion that new prevails in the
House-,he roaring OF Niagara is triae in COM
parison to it. Since writing the above | have
learned that CUSHING has been rejected BY ma
jorty Of Ten. MIR. Smith, Collector of Philadel-
phia, was rejected this afternoon by an almos,
unanimous vote. In all these reflections both par
ties have mingled without regard to strict party
lines.
have Jus, heard of the nomination Of Calvin
Blythe as Collector of Pniladelphia, and that
WISE and CUSHING have been re-nomina,ed to the
Senate.
TIE President has to-nisa signed The bill re-
pealiag the Bankrupt act.
One o'clock. The HOUSE has been for the last
hour waiting for the Senate to return answer TO
their message informing them of their irreadiness to
adjourn, having decided that the Legislative func
tions ended at II o'clock.
The Senate is still! in executive session with
closed doors. WISE and CUSHING have again
been rejected. Mr. EVERETT now in England
has been nominated for the China mission-Mr.
SrsscER for the Treasury Department. The
House has just adjourned at / past one O'Clock,
after feeling and eloquent vsledictory from
Speaker WHITE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

Half-pas, o'clock. The nomination OF sfks
GER as Secretary of the Treasury is confirmed.
Mr. EvERE7r's nomination as Minister to China
is also confirned-a poor exchange for him which
he viii hardly accept.
The Senate has still several hours work to De
disposed OF, but am too much inclined to go TO
bed to wait the result. You viii no doubt receive
it in time for Mondays paper-so good night 10
this Congress and TO you.
SA-rkp.r Morning, O'Clock, aarch
Soon after l had closed my letter the Senate
adjourned.
No nomination was made or if made, there was
no confirmation, to fill Mr.. Spencers place as Sc
cre,ary OF War. he has not yet resigned that
post, SO .hs, the vacancy hoPpen;ng during the re-
cess can be FLED I, any s:;ssr:e-
There was no nomination to England to ill the
place OF Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Webster VIII probably
be sen, there. And there was no appointment for
the court o. France.
The Senate has don- good days work, AMI
most signaily testified ;hcir appreciation Of the
conduct OF the guard.
Irwin was confirmed because he is poor and
F." harmless" In haste. MASRarTaN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR,

by and 'siti the daree aud cSnsen. Of tie Sexa;e.
MAScs I'd, Is4S.
Inspectors Of tas 4ubarn State P.;,or-M chaeS Myers
Stephen A. Goodwin, William H. ne .le, Elijah Wheeler
ana Samuel Brown, vice Peter G. fosdck benamn Ash.
", hsnty lstsons U Eery a. How land and Harvey Lee
terms tspiieG
MsNSes CorSrY Michael Doyle Inspector of pc, and
@ aLa Inspector Of beet and pork The places
lave expired. " " ~
1870 commissioned A. Burnsdes examiner in
s',-s.ss .@5, 2, 40 psaer OF Albert Hough, deceased
gsrssii Jadss ; !. tm, espi,s april g lslS
expires April 9, 1885, " ~ - o'' s'
pirea. '''' ''sN' "a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

STEAMER suSx.-The oaeen of the West, in
backing out to leave Shawneetown, ran sgainst a
shaft which was in the river and knocked hole
in her stern. It was not discovered until she had
come some distance. She was then run on bar
with The water over her guards. It was thought
she would be raised. Lou. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

FROM MArAMoRAs Tile schooner Hatchlnsa
arrived yesterday from Matamoras, and we nave
file of the Lartlga 10 the 18th Feb. l ae le@sa
prisoners had all left for Mexico-six OF lhe priA,,
cipal officers ia advance OF the main body aba
mounted. The Monterey paper announces tbrlf
arrival at that post. Generals Fisher and uss'a
wrote complimentary letter TO Gen. Ampuap'
thanking him for his generous treatment OF 'nea'
and his honorable conduct throughout me scll'
brings about S23 300 in specie.-L n. o. balieunt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

n rnr Lit,ar, lYsss.es Of Mr. Me'heOs Lecture. Bn-
eos.s Lecture aeYa c:hsr Ao!f of Stofy aa't ttt-
7- For .,,sr ON Rober. Date O.aen Catching Sharks
poa.es:ie I,feefa Brigand, &c. See hss, roee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

u We are indebted 10 tie Hon EDWARD srAsLsY, ,
@aYrARp. j. G. CLARK and c. Huoeos Tor Saluaoe pup
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