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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

The water was again lie. into the the
North.branch canal on the 9th inst. and yet
loaded boats can not yet float, for the want Of
water, the supervisor not being able 10 bill
the canal; in consequence Of the miserable
piece Of patch. work repairs above the
guard lock, at Nan.icoke; to effect which
was the pretended object Of letting out The
water. We under stand that these repairs
have cost the state several thousand dollars,
while they are more than useless, in conse
quence Of the ignorance displayed by the
supervisor in their construction. There is
secret history about .hisjob at Nanticoke'
that we may here after take an opportunity
10 explain, which will not be very creditable
TO the Canal Commissioners, the supervisor,
and some others tina. We have in our minds
eye.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

We are requested by tho friends Of
Removal generally. to announce DANIEL
SNYDER, as q candidate for reelection to
the Assembly at the October election. And
We are grasi6ed in being able 10 say that
Mr.. Snyder, has consentcd 10 this use ol
his name; provided the Removal conven.
ton should sanction it.
Aug 1850.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
HARVEST HOME CELEBRATION,
ar ORANECEY1LLE.

notwithstanding The sneers Of she Anti
masonic editor Of The DanvilIe Inielligencer
is likely TO be good affair, and will at.
tended. Numbers from different section,
Of this county, a, well as from the adjoin-
ing counties, and several genileman from
abroad, have signiied their intention Of
being. present. Our worthy host, Mr..
Johnson is making arrangements TO accom-;
odate all who may come. and all who are
acquainted with his method Of doing bust
ness, need no assurances from US, and to
others we will say their best expectation
will be realized. Come than,one and aIl,and
mlngle your congratulations for the boun
teous harvest that has just been gather into
your granaries.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

In another column will be found the
proceedings ola removal meeting, held at
Rhorsburg. These proceedings breathe the
righ. spirit, union and harmony for the sake
of the question. Let the same spirit char
acterize the friends Of Removal every where
and the Danville faction will 6ndl that their
money the potency Of which they have here
tofore boss.ed SO much Of, in enabling them
10 prevent justice being done to the
county, will no, avail them much longer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
+ JONATHAN LEMON; President.
S,n...n M..1,.a M.Tass, M.Tsaas Nies Prssfs.
George ". Abbott, I S..,.,.,;..
John Parks, oe'e's'''''
Committee Of Vigilance
fl JOHN STALEY,
JONAS HAYMAN,
CHAS. w. FORTNER.
IMPORTANT-IF TRUE.

The Courier de Lyons states that water
pipes of thick glass, covered with coating
of bitumen joints, are being manufactured
at River de Gler. These pipes will it is
asserisd,bear higher degree Of pressure than
those of cast iron, and are 30 per cent,
cheaper. Should this sort of pipes come
into use, it will affect the increased demand
for the metal Cor iron ships.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
vIATOR.
PERILS OF TRAVEL.

During twenty Eve years of steamboat
navigation, on the Western waters, from
1850 l64l, two hundred and twenty
eight accidents have occurred, causing the
loss Of 100 lives! OF these accidents, 80
were explosions and collapses;2s by 6re;25
by shipwreck, from gales, collisions, &c,
80 from snsgs and sawyers. and "a from
different and unknown causes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

The Missionary Society ofthe Meiho-,
dist Episcopal Church, according to the
gath Annual Report, have 325 missionaries
employed, and Of these $50 are engaged in
the home field, this side OF the Rocky
Mountains. or these 20 are among the
Germans,40 among the Indians. 55 among
the slaves OF the South, and abou, 1885 lin
The destitute portions Of the regular work
The foreign fields are Oregon, Texas,
Liberia and Buenos Ayres. In Oregon,
7 clerical d. lay missionaris are employ.
ed. The laymen are teachers, ply sclans
farmers and mechanics. In Liberia there
are II missionaries, none OF whom ARE
iaymen. The residue Of the missionaries
are In Texas, with the exception of one
minister, who is stationed at Buenos Ay'
res,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
GEN. JACKsON's FINE.

The Mississippi Legislature has passed
resolution pronouncing the sentence of
Judge Hall, imposing The fne on General
Jackson, unjust and illega--and ins,ructing
their Representatives and Senators in Con
gress 10 urge the passage of law for re-
funding ii, with interest.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

Mr.. Alsnson NJ. CLARK, of Swanion,
Vermont, announces in the ST. ALBANIA
Republican thathe has SHARED from full
blood merino buck, the growth Of one year
lacking four days. thirteen pounds and len
ounces Of good clean wool; also from full
blood merino eve, which has lamb 81
pounds.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

They measure milk by the bushel in Miss.
issippi. A letter published in an sgricul-
.ural paper says. that a. recen, cattle show
in that Stale, cow was exhibited which
gave one bushel and two quarts Of milk per
day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

life in Ne,o Orleans--A fla,boatman,in
buying bowie knife from pedIar on the
Levee, yesterday, exposed the contents OF
his purse, which were large lot of pure
Mexican castings A parcel of fellows.
who are ever prowling about, seeking whom
they may fleece, having seen it. laid their
plaLs instantly and at once 10 submit him to
process Of abs,rac,ing, which were, 10 accost
hlm, nay, embrace him; as recognized
friend, and while ono elapsed him in trans.
ports of friendly recognition, the Others
were to deprive him Of his change II ap
pears they had strong constitutional scrup
les agains, one man possessing the purse
and the sword--or the bowie knife which;
as an offensive instrument. is the same, or
great deal more so.' Accordingly, one of
the gang rushed up TO him and accos,ing
him with What! my eyes! eh-it isn't
I'm bless but is though! Why how are Billl
-graspng him round the body and the
arms at the same time;as bear would
grasp its adversary. The other members
of the gang lost no time in dsencumberng
him Of his specie; but before they succeed
ed; his companion in arms contrived 10
loosen his arms;and then he drew his arms:
the bowie knife with which he saved his
slver,and literally fought his way on board
his hatboat; when he said.-A Teller gets
acquainted in New Orleans with the mean.
est flung fellers ir all creation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
HARVEST HOME

AT ORANGEYILLE, Col. Co.
A Harvest Home will be held at the
house Of l. G. Johnson, in OrangeviIle, on
Saturday the 2e!h day Of August, inst
The following committee Of arrangements
has been appointed:
Orange-E. G. Rickets, E. Lazarus,
Daniel Fornwsld, Jesse Coleman, Peter
Hsyman, John B. Edgar.
CafsaOiesa-0. D. Lieb.
Hesslock McReynolds.
Brier Creek-L. L. Tate.
Greenvood-G. w. Morris.
Jackson--Iram Der.
Fishing Crsck-John Lazarus.
Sugarlsaf- Ezekiel Cole.
Madissn Thomas Funston.
Dery--Neal M'Cay.
Raasfn.s-GE Mann
Rearing Crsek-Col. M, R. Hover:
Bloom-L. B. Rupert.
Monfesr Die,erich.
Limestone-Jo s. Folmer.
Taliey--John Moss.
Liberty-Hugh McElwrath.
Mahoning-Chailes Conner.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee Of Invitation, L. b. Rupert,
e. G. ricketts,, E. Lazarus, J. Mercy.
nolds.
A general invitation is given 10 the ci.i
xens Of this and the adjoining counties 4
amerd. A number Of distinguished gentle
tlemen from other counties are expected Il
be present, end several addresses may b
expected.
August 8, ls43.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

A vessel Of 1859 tons, called the Queen
Of the West, and said to be the largest
merchantman ever built in this country, was
launched at New York on Saturday last.
She is pronounced a splendid specimen Of
Of naval architecture. The Workers gen.
orally do up their work about light.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

We are requested TO mention that Tenn
perance Mass meeting will be held in the
grove near the school house; on the land
Of Daniel Smith, near New Columbia; in
this county; on the slst day Of August, inst;
commencing at 10 o'clock, in tho forenoon.
A general invitation is given 10 speakers, and
all others to attend.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

Specie never was so plenty in Boston as
at the present time. For several years
past the average amount Of specie in the
vaults of the Banks has been about three
and half miIlione---now it is said they
have nearly eight millions. Money can be
had on good securi!ies,for 81 per cent.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
COLUMBIA COUNTY PIbLE s0CIs
ETY.



Alta meeting Of the ci. ixens Of Columbia
county, interested ia The Bible cause. in the
Lecture Room Of The Presbyterian Church,
a, Danville on Monday the 7,h day Of Au.
gust, lS43.
The Rev. Mr.. EYER was called 10 the
chair and e. ~. Conkiing appointed Sec.
retaiy.
The meeting being opened with preyer
by the Rev. Mr.. Hand; the Rev. j. w.
Dale, general agent OF The Pernsy lvania
Bible Society stalled the objec, of lhe meet.
ing, and after making some interesting
statements in regard to the progr ess of The
Penna' Society,in supplying every destitute
family in the State with copy of the Holy
Scriptures; presented the following plan Of
Constitution for Columbia County Bible
Society, which was unanimously adopted:
CONSTITUTION.
Art Is. This Society shall be called the
Columbia rounty Bible Society, auxiliary
to the Pennsylvania Billie Society
Arr End |, shall be the objec. Of this
Society 10 distribute the sacred Scriptures
without note or comment, in Columbia CO.
and 10 aid the Penna' Bible Society with its
surplus funds
Art Sd Any person may become a
member OF this Society, by paving into lis
Treasury any sum; and every member of
an auxiliary Society shall be a member ,and
entitled to all the privileges Of the County
Bi5Ie Society
Art 5lh The officers of this Society shall
be President, three Vice Presinen,s, a
Treasurer, corresponding and recording
Secretary and Manages, together with
one manager from each auxiliary Society.
They shall NEE. at least once in three
months, make by laws for their own govern
mem and fill vacancies in their own num-
Der Five shall be- quorum to transact
business
Art 9Th The annual meeting Of the So
cieiy shall be held On the last Monday of
December, when the proceedings of the
year shall be reported aud oficc,s for the
ensuing year chosen
Art 9th No alteration shall be made in
this Constitution except at an annual meet
ing, by majority of members present
The following gentlemen were unani-
mously elected officers of this Society
| President REV Mr.. EYER
| Puc fIeStueHtS -OcSSC OOUnQu, ~ m.
McKeivy. Alec. Montgomery
Treasurer-M C Grier
4 Corresponding Secreiary- G. d Lei5
r Recording Sec'y-E " Conkiing
Managers-Rev Mr. Halliday, Rev Mr.
Swarlz, Rev Mr. BAIL, J G Giier, Wm
Jennisen
Some remarks being made in reference
10 the des.i,u.ionin Columbia county, i.
was unanimously
n ResolUed-That from the fact already
developed. we are led 10 suppose tha, from
400 10 500 families in this County have no
Bible and to supply the dessi,ulion $500
will be needed, therefore
Resolacd-Thst we will adopt lmmedi.
ate measures 10 raise the necessary funds
for purchasing the Bibles necessary for
distribution
On Motion adjourned
e. W. CONKLINC, Secy.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY MEETING.

The Democratic Electors Of Columbia
county are requested to meet in County
Meeting, on
Saturday the 10Th day 81 august
next, al o'clock P. M. in Bloomsbury. a
the house Of Charles Doebler, for the pur
pose Of electing delegate 10 tho Conven-
tion to be held st Harrisburg, on the 5th o
September next, TO nominate candidates fo
Canal Commissioners--and appoint Con
ferees to selct Senatorial delegate, for thi'
senatorial district.
STEPHEN BALDY.
DANIEL FORNWALD,
CHARLES F. MANN,
CHARLES KAHLER,
JAMES G. SPROUL.
Democratic Standing Cons,,istee.
July 81, ls43.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

Oliver Cromwell was born on the Sd of
September on that day fought his three
great battles Of Marston Moor; Worcester
aud Dunbar, and on that day died!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

A HALE OLD MAN.

The English papers chronicle the fact OF
. man aged eighty five. who walked 4s
in twelve hours. including stoppsgss. This
is lesson for some Of our efisminate young
men.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

The Real Estate iei. BY the late Jacob
Ridgway in the City and County of Phila-
deiphis; is assessed at The sum Of ss77,-
asa.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

Notice has been given that charter will
be asked for new bank at SchuylkllI
Haven. a. the next Legislature. Capitol
s2oe 900. s ef
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-08-19

Wheat is selling at Piasburg, at one
dollar twenty five cents per bushel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
DIED,

On Thursday morning, ola lingering illness Mary "a'"
hs T.nds Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon, al o'clock from her 'e
residence, No. eol Broadway. of rho heart,
p,zabeth wifi. of John w Timson the 10th year oil hef
age. e,r,;,v arp respec,.
fully invited attend the funeral his e ,rss,
noon at O'Clock, from her late residence i's
Az Newark n j. en- Saturday oath instant, Mr. James
oSSay al his residence in Hudson street, Robert
Stewart Esd, in the SD year Of his age
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28


Packet ship On1aria Bldsh, from London and Forts
mouth, Ma, 90 with mdze Grinneli, MintuEn 20.
lime lat 43 l0 long. 81 %, spoke brig lto! sovereign
Of London bound East June 5, lat AZ 7o long 40 50"
dim We,Idia of Georgetown, steering east Midnight,
ue ~ on Ceoges spok. Bremen ship Ciemen'ina from
Brenen to Baltimore 40 ds out George Lo" OF Dos'oh'
Mass died OF consumption. =. O. , -,
Ship Tuscarora, White, 10 Us I'm ihuia' o'ea' WIN "
10 John ST. Jones, o1 Cold oprlnS.
Shp Southport Herbert II ds I'm Haye, IN ballast 10 "
Brig Alice Cobv II ds FIN Trinidad de Cuba with sugar
bound to Cores, England, in distress ~,
Big Belle Meyers, ds I'm Wilmington, No with naval
stores TO /. 5 Powell.
swedish briu victory Cruscoe 53 ds fin Goitenbers IN
BIZ; Ptssburc Larkn 10 ds I'm Vera Cruz, cochnea to
B;, Empessafo Collins of New Osleaus 10 days from
ST, Juan de las Renedus Cuba, with sugar to ho'seFe
x Co. c.,,
sugar 10 w Lewis.
sehr ramplico, Fuord ds I'm Washington, Nc with
ma, al stores 5 l. Mitchell ~
Schr Farmer Hickman, Is I'm Indian River, Del staves
schr Charles Henry, ds I'm Indian River, wood to
master ,,,.,;. Nc naval
slores master u-,: NJ stores n
y,;,;r,, n G
Schr WIN Thompson, Parker ! DIS I'm wilmington y -
naval stores to Woodruff X MmtuTi
Schr Polly Stewart 80 ds FIN Washington, NC,with ha
val stores 10 l. Mitchell ;,, ;no
apples to Cropsey GIllnaIt'n. 100, - master
Schr Fariay Young from Philadelphia eoai 10 h'as'et'
Schr s Odeil, Smith, PhIladeiPhia' Coal
Schr Mail, Ph,adelphla, coal.
BFIOW-l brc-Wind SE-weaIher hazy'
MEMORANDA.
The Boston Daily Advertiser complains thai 'e pr,s
erad Snow reported In the New Its ,hsn ~
cleared for the North OF Europe, the L. IN hs'' w''e III
FACT no such vessel cleared aad that the same ls
cured with regard 10 a,o,hor vessel some months II -
ucirn, for US to say that the report came from e
! Of the custom house.
DISASTERS
The report published yesterday OF the loss @ lT
Emerald Allen from Norfolk TO Eastpor Oh Gay nsaG
taken from the Portland Argus Is supposed 10 De an fo
ton Of two fellows representing himself as 'te
and the other doctor Of the schooner sna as . o
persons saved from the wreck. supposed they
the story the purpose Of raising the wind Out o '
phlanthrcpic ne,ghhors down east
The brig Pandofa Paxon arrived Boston from Fort au
Prince, reports her outward passage llth a a s ov
Ion II 20 boarded the wreck OF herm brig o about lou
toas wa.erlogyed, black with white streak white atc on
stern, beead 25 feet OF Inainnast standings lore
and bowsp, gone anchor the bow all hei iron
work painted red apparently aud in hat situation ou.
about three months night coming on va, ohgea 10 ap
don her.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
Z. LACEY.
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor

TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chanceiof-
STATE OF Ne.York sia pursuance OF aese . hy the
the Conr, of Chancey made in the a5oys ehIso ,ae-
Vice Chancellor of the first Circuit WIZ De sou a ,b dIree-
RON b Blocker and Van Dyke, Ancuonees uhe Ton az
r;o OF the OF the masters o. le h dsy
,ha Franklin House in the City OF Brooklyn on u
Of August A. D. l8i3 at IL O'Clock NOON o ON, csin lots
,bat ua undivided half part Of all those s,sI !, b Vlags
Of william bulgh the county OF Kings Slap of
York and known and distiEsu she'd on ~
.o n,ornd climate in the village ot snryeyed
~ % o - bsanging 10 VIM. Powers III - ,bs numbers
1a35 hy Dane Even, City e5 Three hundred and
1 I,hree hundred aud 400 flour
nine ~ r., 'bundrr and seventy and
nuhute s7s (si1 hundrq qnadrd and contain
r sIr bnndrsd and seventy ngmbrs = 3 ss 200 and
o1 "a that is 10 say LS in fIop, by Grand
n fsten together in The rear by lot number
one hupdeo buadrsd Westerly on one SIDE ey
$50 SAID nap feet and fasy on tne otner siHc
Smith street a. .rid map hundred eet LOIS num-
by lot number ST. taken together are bounded Eastery
Der 64 e13 one hundred ieet Westerly N tho
in front oS oSn5er s2 said one hundred teet Noh
By 10. side By Remson street. bundled feet and
ey on one m he os6e side by nunnber s7a said
f, also all the estate, riat title ana Gtsst
hEs was the said Peter Murray az the time oi
W ss herrin after mentioned and 70 The one pan u t,s
Ind forming the adjoining and in ont OF te saa o
70 the middle Of such streets, subject To e use o. m h
land by all the of lots laid down on saia aap anu "
he public generally public 70 ne
the said equal undivided half pa the sad esht iols o.
of said lots in the middle Of 'qsa PH1f r RuGGLEs
Master in Cbancery, IS y sss s,fse.s r., "a.
Dated New-Y Yofk, June 9th ls43
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
NJ MARRIED.. 4

O, Monday evening June 10th, by the Rev James b.
Hsrdsuberch Mr.. Alexander Morrison 10 Miss Caroline
DAUGHTER of the late James Steer, all OF this CITY
Al Mahon Island OF Nlinorca, the Sd OF May oy tie
Rsv Vim G. Jackson Gusavus Hall Scott Lieutenant IN
,b Navy of the T. S. Julia P, daughter OF Purs-r John
n Todd, Of The same service.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

TUESDAY EVENING. Aagus, q,
REGULAR NEW.fORk FALL TRADE SALE
THfRrY-ErGHrs NEw-YoRx TsApE S.Ll.-The u,xt
e-nilr Trade Sale of Books will be held during the Iast
wesl in AUGUsr andill BE- conducted heroioe nndrx
the direction OF the Comrue- OF the Trade Invoice Of
Books Paper Statonery Bndets Leather and Clo,hs Se.
otyrs Plates and all other articles connected with the Book
trade respectfully solicited and so9 oe furnished BY
The usual cash viii be mse receipt OF goods when
hr Committee haze sgnsd that the sales shall Be eoa-
Quoted by Me>ss Bangs, Richards and P3 As hersoose 70
whom they recommend the ,rade send their invoices
FLETCHER HARPER,
GEORGE. CAHriLL,
CHARLES :. FRANCIS, Committee.
SAMUEL RAYNOR,
CHAS. Vi. S&ATON.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING
At7s O'Clock az the Auction Room
Booxs-A LTSe colIsctsou of Standard Works. Also,
v,r,tv of Novels Magazines AID miscellaneous works
Among the collection there Edinburgh kefiew 10 vols
london Morthlv Magazine, Slr London S9Eiesy Maya
lnc 3Sv; BIackrcods Magazine lS' L3aI9n SsSai,ae.
3y Geutlem ans Magazine 10Y; Drytens 9fSS ~ ius-
copy; Fiedings Works Nv; hosseaas "ofSs' hF
W 4,eTly Novels 21y, sc. &c. -.
Also 10 Anhon,s Ca,sar-25 DMins ExpoIts--3 United
States Book-.0 Father Oswold sngsTi9r niof9Seov Suei
10 Biblos-5 Todd's Johnson and Walkers Ucaons,}-2e
lanes Riceeu, vo5O Peter Simple, 'oscle oia,rs
RhetorcO Museum Of Foreign Litersture and Scene-o
lie Of Colonel runbu Syol0 Two fearS before the Mast
SO History of Greece, vols
Also upward OF 300 volumes of Popular Neves snd 'afi-
ety OF Black Books.
chiefly English editions. Among them are Rushworths Col
ticis vols too La Places AlechaniQus Celeste Bow
ditch, tansation luarto Ceiron aud Ronles Roinn
History 6y folio JlcNbs P.erage 25v folio, TAYLOR and
Clessy's Architecture, 2v, iolio, re nc.
Liberal cash ad.ancs made on csnsisnmehs ior aucon
,tax
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
w. w. shirley, Auetioneer.

w w Shirley, AuctiSneer
AUCTION NOTlCE-Great'Barga IN China,
"A Glass EhenwaThe auction a sale OF the i,Iss
na oiend variety DI tjnner tea and toilet ase
sosn Of rich cut glass wines umbles ehap%Gasnes de
nc.cae fitimg desks &c &c. will be continued on Thurs
day newt June 2sth The great bargains obtained BY pu
ch,serx during t. sr week be inducemsnt TO all
'' " r. SIMPSON, Astor House
RT,,o ,cra - l., aud dyturss Tor sale js2s IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

,Crv nrNuTsT Mov he consrItpG in
" LACEi, DEN 10 e~tnay - Ds :, 1o Fr,nLi;n
street Tia attention the public asee,ea n1sc 70
m b b;nsel for the last twenty yrarslurng when tune
he succeeded bringing his system Of @axns ok 5epee,on %
can oniv be STAINED BY long of pTactee and
well directed effort to ta particular object III IL Lacey @
%.Ua " "rascsd % BY Hm sce 1928 differing entirely from ,he
course pursued By celebrated Dentists Dy oy teeth % are
SUPPORTED in the mouth without SPRINGS force presume ol
any k, @ W W er,nrs and answering all the purposes for
hcb nature designed them This beautiful system OF ID
ssItlns m cusd to nerection accomplish the des
q q S 1 consouenty is seprotected aud needs no pa
asn and professional skill, The important IisGoVefies a
and scientlnC pflnciIrs oi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
By this mornings southern Mail.

PHILADLLPHtA, June III. NJ.
CLEARED THIS AFTERSooS.-Bark Navarro, Cole, Ter
pambuco Brss Orion, Wilkins, Laguayra; Margaret,
Everett Boston Germ, Lincoln, do. Schr Woodlands,
Bf Johnstone ST. Johns, NIB Tamerlane, sproue, sa'
lem, Mass New Zealand Poland, do.
ARRrrp THIS ArrERNooS.-B.is Caracas, Wheeler,
Is ds fun Laguayra-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

.Jaync's Carminntiye Bnlsam-ltls Is well
known that regular physicians shy Of endorsing tn. virtues
dcne but so conspicuous have been the curative properties
Of this preparation its wonderful effects that some Of le
have Voluntarily come forward and furnished Dr. Jayne with
certificates of sanve influence. nov eytenslvelywe-
sstey choc dyspepsia and all diseases proceeding from
dsrered action the stomach liver ntestnes or nerv
na Ws,T ie seeeion. and prs the blood BY purifying the
elements wcht Sold "a at E'nn Mh9ssaie ana re-
t.iI bv D. Sands druggists. 81 ~ futons ASG,
sold bv D. Sands * Co. II East B!oadway y. D. 2anuS y
Co. 273 Broadway. Price so cents. 'H-''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
PuhIic stock Exchange. juno ~.

5000 Gov 6 81. .b3 ll6! 1000 do do ...... 49,
600 illinois 6s 10 80 10000 Ohio 6s, go. bis 90
1000 do -. /. /. Mon 32s IS do Farmers In So "a
1000 do DO .buw 32t % do do .bl5 24i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28
NEW GOODS.
LOOK a II Il III l =!
TO HOUSE.KEEPERS
HARDWARE,
WOODWARD,
TiN-WARE.
WILLOW-WARE, and
pRfTS HIS

rJNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has ass received
at the old establishment lately occupied by w S JamiSon
which he offers prices equally as loT % not ~ oTeT s m nsn
Ware Wow-Wdrk meat and che CHI Safes aR W %
To- purchase goods in the above line will do well to call before
ng elsewhere All kinds OF rspal.tg m ms line OIL
business neatly executed, By Jot15N 1tNNloSSis,
9 lms 255 and 255. Greenwcsl door above Murray