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THE LOCUSTS.
Editors Of Tie Amerieaa-

10 the Editors Of the american
\ paragraph IN the American OF this morning. copied
from the NEWARK DAILY ADVERTISER the fact that
1.-THE eggs OF the seventeen year locustS haiching
describes the young insects, very accurately except
grain of rice, and concludes by observng-This is,
believe the first discovery OF the quckenng of
the eggs" Permit TO state that this quckenng OF the
was discovered and fully described by in 1884
every particular of the habits OF the insect from
time OF leaving the ground the Of the young
sec 10 II IN August and until the setting in of winter
when they disappeared from la fact, then prepar-
ed complete history OF insects, embracing every item
except the location OF the districts OF country
in which they appear. To enable me TO complete tins
part which, next to the length OF time they require
their history, have deferred publishing the work full
10 toe present time have full information OF the
sieuce OF - distinct District which they appear and
twelve OF the seventeen which the cycle their
existence. hops yet obtain information Of the appear
OF the insects each Of the other five years but fear
that these occupied by them the Western wd
whence the information cannot be obtained until those
parts OF the country fully occupied by inhabitants
The in which have been able hear Of the
ocus le27, 1887. 1889, 1910 and lS4l with the If
corresponding Of years. Ii any person
be greatly obliged by the information. herewith send YOU
api1fe representing the insect in all its stages. The egg
nd the young insect magnifed one thousand times.
Respectfully, GIDEON b. SMITH.
Baltimore, Aug. 26th 1913
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nv JANIS @. PrRoNAL.
o. sing to me one song OF thine,
One song before we part,
That may bear away with me
It, music in my heart;
Let it be a gentle one,
A song Of early Joy.
Such as a fair haired maiden sings
To win her much-loved boy.
q! sing TO me the song heard,
The other day, at noon,
When Il came 10 me like warbllng bird,
And ceased ~ short aud soon.
Bnshfully that song was still,
For started from out the trees;
So the bird - hush, when the brsmble bush
Strs with the passing breeze.
Turn not 80 tearfully away
cannot bear 10 part,
With any thing but hope and Joy
In the swelling OF INV heart.
Look up to me with laughing eyes
We shall meet again, ere long;
And then the greeting shall have,
Will be thy gentle song.
So sing TO me that song OF loy,
That song of summer bowers,
Murmuring like the soft warm breath
OF n south wind over flowers.
! will kiss thee as thou wnrblest on,
MY token ms part,
And so will bear away with me
Thy music in my heart.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

Professor Lebg, the popular writer upon Agricultural
Chemistry, when IN England, Yorkshire attending
agricultural meetings and said have displayed every
disposition 10 communicate Information 10 all who asked
lie Is quite young man-32and has done more than any
other perrOn now living, "make blades ograss grow
where only one grew before" Sir Humphrey Diyy be-
fore Lebg born, ectuTod Agricultural Chemistry
But the German has reduced practical SYSTEM what
was not much more than theory with Dayy. At Edn.
burg aud Aberdeen, there established University
Proieesorslps Of Agriculture, well as at Oxford and
Cambridge. This shows how completely the public are a.
Of the importance of cutiyating agriculture a. sci
Captain Barclay made fortune by attending
TO the changes Of crops and breeding stock Let ohes
take the hint and do likewise Formers Cabinet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

RIouNoND CouSry.-The brethren Of the same politicn
principles, in this district, have had exciting time in
their nomination Of candidate Tor delegate the Syracuse
Convention. la Casdo,n, ulc town ~ which Quarantine
- situatcdJ the contest between the old unkers or
Van Buren, men, and the Calhoun men. After n severe
tight at lc primary meeting both parties held meetings and
elected delegates. On Wednesday and Thursday even.
ing, the delegates from the remaining met 10 organ.
re- when double set from Cu5toOu appeared and after
great contest Oi words and blows in which Tx Flour.
Inspector McCoftce, n resident on the island WA.
roughly handled, the Convention rejected by large vote
both set7 oil delegates and proceeded choose Mr. Eddy
& the Syracuse Convention Both parties claim him rs toir
mani but the Calhoun rumphcd IN ono particular nj
least over the old Hunkcrs they them by obtain.
ing vote nstctng the delegates the syracuse Conyen
ton - vote for the District System There has never b
party widely separated, than the Loco Foco party s
at present on Staten lsIand--N. Y. E1yress
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GrouM of Cotton in India.


In spite O the assertions Of the Free Trnde advocates
to the contrary in defiance OF all attempts to hoodwink
the people o the Southern States, TO this important subject
the alarming fact Is becoming daily evident that Great
Britain both and will grow crops Of Cotton in
India. We are told that there not more than half as
much Of Indian Cotton in Liverpool last year, there was
the year before; but told, that tie opening Of
Ch'na drew immense quantities in that direction nor that
the .apc In market the only cotton that kept its price
Why should not the cultivation Of Cotton succeed in In
da' They have an immense and fertile county, tenn
ing and starving population ready and willing work FOR
De'd the undergraduates find difficulty not in procuring
ahorers but m rejecting hose that offer. The climate il
Wopuous' being such, understand that Of Mi-sgip
% or Louisiana The country IL m possession Of men
whose onerprzc aud activity il backed by enormous re-
sources, and who disposed leave any exeron I'M
made which possibly result their advantage On
what ground then, the sangunc Free Trade man
build the hope Of aiurel We confess can see none
It's tine ior tho cotton planters 10 look elsewhere Tor
market England buys any thing she can make her
self il is Of the first principles Of her general policy
It's pity aDsiractOnists their ovorios FOR
moment, aud letting alone the theories Of her political
economist look at the Of her government An ounce
Of practice worth a ton OF spcculptons The day must
come, however when the eyes Of the southern planters will
be opened; and that day will sec them al Tauf men.
Tho following we believe, started from the London
Punch journal that rattIes of first Iokes-Naf Int
When Mr. Mctiibbon preparing u act Jane Shore
NJ Liverpool her dresser, ignorant country gh informed
her that woman had called 10 request ORDERS be-.
cause she and her daughter had walked four miles the
/ play.
! Does she know mcl" inquired the actress.
"Notat al" the reply.
"What very odd request :" exclaimed Mp MEG.
"llas the good woman got her faculties about hcr'"
81 think she have ma'am, for sho ha' gosuminat tied
up in a red silk Handkerchief.
GENTLE BEsr.-Tne best tanner Of colts that
ever known ~ Massachusetts,, allowed whip or
spur b. uscd aud tho horses he trained nevet needed the
whip Their spirits were unbrokcn by severity, and they
Obeyed the slightest impulse O the voice Or rein with the
animated prOmptude lie said was with horses ~
with chidrenf accustomed TO beating, they would not
boy wthoutit. But managed with unring genteness
united with consistent aud very cquable hrmness
~ once gained over them complete.
Amtrie0R Farmer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

We learn from the Boston Transcript that on Saturday
respectable mercantile house in that city sent one hundred
dollars by lad 10 be deposited IN the Shawmut Bank The
lad, however, met with difficulty in finding the bank and
inquired the way ola wedrossed man in the street AZ
ter committing with another person. he agreed 10 conduct the
lad to the bank When they arrived at the entrance tl.
rogue told the boy that be- would take the money and des
tie ~ and thus prevent all mistakes. e took the money
passed into tho bank and after fotnrnedgave tho how
the handbook, telling him he receipt for the money
and with his confederate cooly walked or Ills unneces
TO state that subsequent inquiry the money had not
been deposited IN the bank-Nat Isf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30
The Hnrmnnions De,nnornon.

Our readers will in another column an extract from
the ~ Express, giving account Of very harmonious
proceeding the part Of the wings Of the great Demo.
crazy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

aDHIWE Chewing TObHcco-A BOT OF Ianghorns and
Annseaf superior Chewing Tobacco just opened thu
Black BOY and Mor'at and FOO sale by auT - y DOVE.
(tUNPOwDER TEA, Of very superior quality at retail
- by tau III JOHN ~ GORDON.
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: BFlrTn's PEAlRlE, tAREJ JrIy /


TO THf I-uWOT UT thf TTAuHsUS
Dear SIR All Is CONSERVATION here among the Chcro.
KEGS John Ross Is killed. \ gentleman direct from the
noighborhood Of Ross arrived here a few hours ugo with
the The Truth Of the report Is not doubted here.
The particulars are not, as yet, ascertained."
No doubt is expressed by the publisher of the truth OF
this information. Until 1t confirmed, may be allow.
ed 10 hope that 1t il true though circumstances induce
the apprehension that may be- The death OF such man
Ross by violence would be of itself event to be de.
plored; but, when his position Of Chief Of hs Nation
the consequences which likely How from such
uophe are considered, 1t would be deeply be arnencd
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CATHOLIC MELODIES.
w RA\DOI PHI has received for -


~ Manual Of Catholic Melodies, a Compilation of Hymns,
Anthems and Psalms. with appropriate
exercises for the ordinary occasions Of Catholic piety and worship
Prom he Baiu0re Clppor.
We have been furnished copy this Manual which il
beautifully printed On fine and bound and substantial
style In respect 20 the utility the Work give opinion
Catholic ooiemPong ut supplies de-
eratum long existing Works OF Catholic piet. The
ally the Celebration at vcs,e without the
music But here have Work selection
most sublime devotional hymns
WIN printed music % that every all pretending under
stand vocal music has printed
surpassed and IN form convenient We
devotional work issued from press compare
practical utility II also u the best books
be Termed without the hyperoe Church
services in the most attractive and utitadan form"
EHNTRA sUPHRFINE FLOUR-I5O bbs new" suitable for
~ family use, for sale. jO--IO J. a. PATrEsON.
SCHOOL NOTICE.-Many patrons friends obecung
- TO the months has induced the ubscri
Der heretofore at an earlier period The
Extra Session Will Monday september
Terms usual TAU 29-d6tl MARTIN r. SUMNER.
'oGNAC BRANDY half pipes superior Cognne Bran
- dy--for sale by au29 DUNLOP MoNCJ'RE a co.
TINRANsPARRNT GLUE Au.ts Cutters and others also
few hbs Common Glue for sale the Black Boy and Nor
ntW au 90 SAM'L d. DOVE.
XMINDOw CLASSIC boxes sSIO BALTIMORE Class together
with Of sizes, Roy and
Mortar aud for >aeby au2o sAML p. DOVE.
~ ICE WHITE CORN-I2OO bushels prime
~ White Corn sclr Protector for sale by
an 2o-H ROBr HILL 4 BROTHER.
IN A BLGACnED COTTON snEETING-A very desra
IV-|A bic article Just received by
HoslERY noslERY-whte Cotton no-e, Cd, ~! aud finer
II Black do do
do half Hose
Cotton half Hose of all kinds ~ had AZ
J. H. Ct'NNiNGiIAMs
an p Cheap Cash Store, shoekoe Hill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-30

The young Of an inch IN length and one
seventy -ecoAi Of a n width.
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Important from .4rkansas-JoAa Kos, Killed d.

tappears from No. Of the North Arkansas paper
published Baesvie, that John Ross has been killed by
the adherens Of Ridge retaliation for the death OF their
Chief Every phianhrOpist must regret this event. If
(oi which there 10 be little doubt only
OF Ross himself but II the consequences which
the Cherokee nation Much blood will IN
doubted.y be split Ross, like all other had his
miles, but all admit him to have been of fine talents,
and few, believe deny him the merit OF firm attachment
ms Red brethren and desire promote their
interests We the following from the National InIeli-
gencer:
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST, OR TRUE
From tie second number Of paper established
Bltssyii.e, IN Arkansas by the te Of The North Ar
kansas under date of August 9h copy the following
IMPORTANT FROM TIE IyuiAy NArIoS.-The follow.
sing etrr from intelligent OF this vicinity
IN the West contains most important information. 1t
Twill be recoec,ed that Ridge killed about years
ago Oy the auherens Of the Ross party. The death
"KOss doubtless Of retaliation. II must result
"n serious difficulty:
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$4,000.

HAVE private sasOo per cent, Stock Of the 81
II OF Virginia. in lots To suit purchasers.
au 3O-Its LAMPS N LYNCH
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PETERSBURG MARReTa.
MoSnAx MoxStSa Auoust ID lS19 1

Reported for tAs InteLisenesr.l
TOBACCo-The demand is we'll supported and the
supply continues good considering the advanced season
General sales oi Lugs 10 $3.50 but the
bove aud below these raes-Ieaf ranges from To So
CoTToN-Moderate sales ut 6ito7i.
WHEAT has slightly improved. Red 81 to 30 cents.
White W ~ ets-vcy choice might. perhaps command
aiIaction more.
FLOuR.-No sales but for home at SIS.
CORN-Steady at 60 cents.
BACON-Nirginia to "A; Western, sound, I to cts.
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DIED.

DIED.
TN yesterday morning at oolpck Mir RICHARD JOHNSTON
n 5Sth year Of his
The friends OF the family
Morning at 10 O'Clock. from his residence. 3d
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~ The Weekly Tribune for tie ,bs'
contains the Foreign News By the Britanaia II
dad sic Of Pines Sc Potical History Of the gs,sss
BY E. Williams: Capture Of Fort Du Guss.s'
Clay, Speech; Proceedings of :he New iaca
The entire Bill aboIishing the Office Of Bsas og
Editorials the late Election Sr. Van boiea Tsp5
and various other sabieco ConesFoateacs OF is-,sf
from various places. The News Of the week ~
Foreign and Domestic; Money Markets; comm: ~
sence: Price, of Grain Review OF the Nafkea, ID -
piete Last Of all good Banks in the United so'
rates of discount IN New York, &c. &c. &C. Ears y:
Y The Weekly Tribune is printed os eass ;,ia.sf
Double Imperial sheet, in the QuaIro form eoasr
and % columns OF IL IS printed .i,a
paper and as useful Family paper J, noe sesrt
other Pnee 81 per annuin. Single number, - TT
GREELEY McELnc;, 81
Tribune Buildings OPPOSITE ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

SiNp.s SARsArARILLA.-IIcalti Is the choices He We
heaven confer man, comparison 10 which ~, "g
treasur sick into nothing and insignhcance. ~ ~
robes OF prIaces compare with the fdY hnr o. -
total wreck, mi.ht by prop.r treatment anl the q
right medcne entirely regain their health. Dsess7 s,
ti~f orgin ~ ytatd -cfe'ons Or inflammation OF W.
king ey lttheurn bills BARRIERS itch, and 'nllT ~
VIII M ,aiely nd efecally cured by tie o. s'nc''
apar;ia. which has been used in many thousand caS9
complete SuccfSs. - n
For particulars SEE Advertisements in this and otna
papers. ,,.s,
by A. B. SANDS s Co Druggist. and Chrmlst, ltGgs
BuhingA) 273 Broadway corner of Chamherstsss -,
York Sold also by a. B. D. Sands 70 end W
street d. Sand. Il Co. II East Broadway cornes H.
sn.e, and b. Druggists generally throughout ue Ia
States Price 81 per hottIesi1 bottles for s. Onaa' "
mont. may he s..,, AZ nur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

STEAMBOAT AcclpENr.-We learn ,ha, n.
steamboat Rochester, on her passage down, cam.
in contact with sloop about Newhurg. The 81
lsion was quite severe. \ part of the whes,i
bouse OF the Rochester, and that OF the bsyy,..
room was carried away. Some OF the passsnsss,,
los, their baggage. l, is not known wha, ins,.,
was done 10 the sloop. Pos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

II The L. $. ship ISDErgspxNcs arrived >.
Pensacola on the S,h inst. We are glad TO bs,.
that letters from Captain Stringham are !,
ceived. which make no reference 10 any sck,ss
on board. OF course the stones In circulat;oo ::
death from smallpox, are erroneous. Ane,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

Pesle', Scw-York Museum never preseaea ssr y
fractions than at present. d.. Valentine, slfao Eo
Yesi;e Cer'o and great variety OF other noS5r 10
crowded every night-autiences delighted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

This IS the last day bat one Of the ia, BOY,
let the opportunity slip By without availins
H curiosity, such never before sen u "a n
The serpents az the American Museum are 70 d. y
tIrsr tlmy on Safun,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

u We regret to Learn that on Wednesday las.
horseInan, ndlng across the ice at q short dis
lance below the Pavilion, unfortunately broke
through and disappeared. Neither the man nor
the horse has since been found. Montreal Mess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

= AGompIimentary Concert to be- giren a ~ W.
10 John Anderson at the Apollo Saloon, In Wb'cs
Cumming and Nh Ciir.hugh TO c,kspast-
worth at-spd;ng
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Court CaIendar-Tan DAt.

st.rsE,ex ccrKr,-Sos. 81, eS, T., e., q, 50 y. \
II, -, IL
CoNuas PLs..-Nc. lO4, ~, Is, u, IS, Il. ps ~
II -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

u The body of an unknown man was found
on the shore Of the Delaware at Reeves Eaglc
Point Fishery on the 18th. From memoranda
found upon his person, ii is thoughtto be the body
OF Mr.. Charles X. Scrvoss, who has been missing
for some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

bE~ARE or orrrxEFE1Ts.-The public arr e! e., d
against the many spurious medicines which ~ s ~
the above wonderful Pills. Ii should b. eInefnnsa5
ulne in-f!ic,ne has Wright Indian Veseabe gGfs
printed on the SIDES of the boxes ard II t~ Won ~"
cannot be found, ali Is positively wrong. ,,sIts
Oifcst, devoted exclusively TO the sale OF my fds
abosai. and retail, No 223 Greenwich stree, y. 81
No. E@ fremont street, Boaton, and No. 1853 fa'''S'
inItiria
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i
on tbs paper are for sale !; will be sold In quantities TO suit
areha,ers No order, viii be attended unes, ACCOMPANIED
m the cash The TyJe from the foundry OF George Bruce
and is IN good order. Price 20 cents per pound cash.
e. Also about FfsE HUsDkED rounda ASs;e2ts' CENTS.
- Pbitoiethss in defence OF the Protestant Refcrna.
lion in reply 10 remark Bishop Hughes Lec'oTe IS Ia
formed thai we cannot make for discussion Of that
,are We entirely concur with ira in opinion on the
rnt he argues but dislike to make The Tribune the organ
OF any opinions on topics bordering Theological e"ntfo
vesy If we admitted one arclcwe could not refuse aa
mission ~ another aud another Wea report the sub
stare Of Public Lecture do It becaoss We suppose me
rnsss Of our readers would Ike ~ aud We DO m M
20 b. held responsible for the Lecturers views or opinions
O care is 10 report him colecilH; &c at extent we are
,,n.5b. the p,niops are the aothofs; and he mo would
.enfu,. them should lec,e reply, and II we deem the
,ubt interested We will report him IN ;he same manner
Ia the present case should every purpose to state
chat Bishop Hughes having remarked IN Lecture delYeeH
BY him in behalfa Catholic char,o course before an audi
enc. mainly Ca,hoc:a, he believed II the general SENT
men, Of Cfstendotn present that the troubles ard di-
pions winch resulted the Protestant Reformation were
unfortuae for beiug aud pfogressoi the Human
Fanily-ouf correspondent warmly conuoreHs this, aud
.r tina, the Reformation is regarded auspiciou to the
welfare and improvement Of Mankind By frote'tant al
least Such we understand TO BE- the fact
~ We s,e greatly indebted Tor Foreign Intelligence to
The "AMEBichS NEws LITTER % 'lt. 'f'A"iLs " ~
MER and 70 the EUROPEAN TINES of Messfa. "iLiNkR
s. SMITH two publications which present summaries care
fully and sku prepared Of all the EucFcan intelligence
down 10 the tire Of the sailing Of each American steamer
Both are valuable periodicals. specials to hrnencs inter-
ezed IN foreign Commercial Intelligence
To- We are indebted to the kymes5 Of Aiessrs Apam'
Co for Eastern and Foreign papers yesterday momInE IN
advance Of the mail.
ag- For Summary Of the Foreign Ne@5, embracing
Notices Of Dr.. Sonthey, &c. see Frs, Page
jYg- For deferred CifY Nctcs see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

u The Batcsvile News, Arkansas comes to
US dressed in mourning for the death of its Ed
tor, Col. Joseph Pentccost, q native of Washing
ton county, Pa, aged 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

~ Tvs LATE RAINS and sudden changes have p'''
tie usual quantity of colds coughs and con'gnpngs
IL should be remembered that Wnght's nciaa a. ~
Pills most delightful medicine for cinylns ~ oc
b-cause they e1pc from the system AL morbid aa' ~,
humors The canse OF every kind Of isess y 70
if by magic. -Four or FIVE Of SAID Indian VsraasT E. q
taken every night going to bed Will ma snSh E-
move the most obstinate cold the TINE ss Ma j
completely purified that inflammation Of The pat As
tIon Or any other form of dse.e viii b ahsoiuep -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

FLoops.-We learn from the Lowell Adyer-
User that the Merrimack and Concord rivers were
yesterday higher than they were ever known to be
before. The Merrimack was twelve or fourteen
feet above low water mark. and still rising. Most
OF the mills IN Lowell were entirely stopped By
the back water, and the speed Of others was re.
tarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

FATAL RENcoUNTEs.-We Learn that rencoun-
ter occurred IN Lincoln county, Ky. few DAYS
SINCE, between Edmund Leach and B. A. Nc
hcnzle, IN which the former was Shot through the
heart and expired Immediately. MaysviIle Gaz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

DuEL--An affair came off Yesterday morning
between Messrs. Z. La Sere, Sheriff OF the Parish
Court, and Rosseaud, Mayors clerk The YEA
Pons were small swords. Mosseaud was slightly
wounded IN q naner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

DEATH By DsowNiSG--One Of the hands en-
gagged on the Auburn and Rochester Railroad,
named Patrick OfBryen, was found drowned yes
terday forenoon, IN Browns race. He had
wound on the forehead. and large piece was
taken out Of the calf of one OF his legs.
rRoch. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

u The Law and Method of Spirlt-C Culture;
an Interpretation Of A. Bronson -Alcotts Idea and
Practice at the Masonic Temple, Boston By
CHARLES LANE-(bcing the leading paper IN the
last DIAL already noticed by us}-has been pub
hshcd in beautiful pamphlet of 40 pages BY
Munroe X Company, Boston. 1t is well worth
studying.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21

u sew copies Of tie Illustrated London News and
also Of Punch rhe London ChArari received pr TIC
Britannia snli 10. sale !. ,kis othe..