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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06

~ FOR SALE-At WlIIaIIlstu!sh, !. T.. t"U
ne. tyo story brick front Houses and Lots situated
18th street between 81 and It'll streets and
FIVE rnaues' walk from Grandseet Ferry Lots % by 100
Houses 70 bv ,; feet Each house rooms with
f.pisce and bedrooms all well finished good order
They viii be sold bargain and part of the purchase money
can 1smain on bond and mortgage. For terms apply 10
f. PETTY 80 Centre-s;reet, :. Y.
s2s00 is wanted in per for three
y. Gears on uuencumbered real worth double
~. arnnunr And. above. SCI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-06
i42o 1.wem Attorneys for Attaching Creditor. "a Wa-s,

;,TOR DER OF Hon Ashley Sampson, First Judge
8 Of tie COUNT Courts of The county of Mo9ro-Notice
is bere that attachment mas IS tasnJd asai Ne
an onnc or concealed debtor, on due proof made 10 The
sud First d pursuant to The ttI b;eon5 Gl the eos sssI
md cn.raSdAut teb-ors and that TIE vii e sold Tor
tue his sbts unless he the SAID paei a. ybn
H. months from the first publication OF this NOTICE Aud
a the payment Of debs and The delysr 81 a ,s ,nS
OF any property BY him for any purpos whatever
ar1forbidden by law. and are void
D.tad Rochester, February l5;h, 1873. zt.r r. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29


Rsassay against IL C,i Wosm The rernedy
.nsntioned ii "a following paragraph from shs
Gsfmahlown Pal Telegraph, viii no doubt AZ
tract the assensiQn Of farmers generally, and If
As siScscious asil S said % be- must Be OF ncal-
cnEable benefit:
ssMr. Isaac Newton, an intelligent far
msr d Delaware county has discovered
i remedy against the depredalions COM
mitted BY these worms on the young corn.
He has tried Il several seasons and 10 all
CAGES with success. Il il simply By mix
inf fine Sab with plaster, 10 tie proper
ton 81 one quart OF salt 70 four quarts of
plaster. AID applying 4 to the corn aIler
lit has come up. Care must be taken not
/ 10 sprinklefhe plant itself with the mix
3tuEe, otherwise the poisonous qualities %
1.-THE salt may injurious. AIR, New
ton states, such is Tie efficiency Of this
preparation. that the very next hills 10
Those not thus protected. and left SO to
I testthe remedy, were totally destroyed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

=
MAsoNtc ASSASSINATION. 81 Betryrilie.
The Mambers 81 George Washington E6dse,
jnlnsd b Their bseihrsa or Winchester. Mar
iinssurk, hephsrdsiown. charlestowu. H3rpers-
Perry, sniekersliIls. apd cher pieces, csIebra-
led s.. Johns Day, On Saturday lssi By ! pro.
eesslon End ether ceremonies, 81 Bsfi3 VILE
The procession consisted of uct less kksu one
hundred nembsrs. under charge II CD. joseph
Tuiey As Chief Marshal, and Gel. MORAN Jahp-
son assislaEi. Tbs procession was escorted 5,
Capt Nelson's Troop. stpn fooa. j and by capt.
Sewers Riaemen. Gin lheabsence ofths capts,n
under command Of Col MorEan.) and sfs.r
passing ihScosh lhe Main street Of he ,iI,,rs.
proceeded 10 The Baptist Church. Here de
Harpefs-Fefsy Band playeaa tune appropriate
70 the occasion, and 4 prsSsr IN, osIsr.a nm 1,
the Rev. Mr.. shirsz.
chAnIrs JAnEs EarLxKen, Esa men d.li..
cred n 0rssion, Illustrative OF IL ori~in .nd
objects or the Order, which waslis,snes a. " IN
great pleasure Il vas III truth an eloovsn,
production. which could 10. fsil 10 make AZ "a.
preston onths auditory. who expressed ,hefr
,ss''ngs - decided rounds Of applause. Ia de-
fenes Or The Order, Sir. Faulkner bad " opoor.
tuniiy Of citing authority v hicA 4 4 lss,s son-
elusive with Americans. He referred n ~,
iae1 ihat Gen Washington had been member
Of the Order had held lodges. OF which b Va.
master, 10 cave ia the Deighborinr countx az
'sAslson' ~ years $50 and had continued
member uAlii his dealh.s He held ID 10 his
bearers AZ apron which l sAi r.sfsyeiEs and
which had b-sn preserved - precious relic BY
the Grand Lodge OF MarylaD This incident
had .lhrilIing effect, and Mr. II. made yer,
happy use q II His admsnilibn 10 the brethren.
as 70 the exaDPle they should give the world,
OF the good results Of Masonry, was well con-
csiysd and beautifully expressed apd Mr.. p.
greatly enhanced bis reputation as a speaker
andsehOiAT By this EFFORT
Mr.. Reynolds, The host who entertained he
large assemblsge on The occasion, acquitted
himself well His table was abuDdsnt, and his
efforts 10 please we're undated and successful.
The Music Of The Harpers-Ferry Band gave
life and animation to the scene, and THAR con.
trioutions were appreciated BY all present.
The daf will be long remembered 81 the fra
ternity, IS one Of more lkln ordinary interest,
and il afforded much pleasure 10 the numerous
spectators, ofwhom large portion were ladies.
P. s.. Since the above was written, We under
stand the Apron Of Gen. Washington is nov
the properly % Mount Nebo Lodge OF Shepherds
town, having been presented ID thar body BY a
relative Of the General.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
TILE auILLnrINE IA mnrInn.

= Whsrt are The te@a u tht enquirer nor 2
A letter from Boston, published 10 one
Of the New York papers, says:.
Nathaniel Greene FORMER Post mastery YES
terday received his commission as Postmaster
*of this city, vice George Vim. Gordon, resigned.
and who gees Consul TO Harre.
"Rober Rantoub also received the documents
for Collector Of his port superseding Ex-Go-
vernon Levi Lincoln.
The Boston papers state that Mr.. Ste
Fhen Daniels, good Wing. and an excel.
lent officer. has been removed from the
Office Of Surveyor 0. The Customs ID Sa
lem. and tina, Edward Falfrey, a Locoloco.
and The editor Of the Salem Advertiser,
has been appointed 10 bis stead.
ltis alas stated that Capt. George w.
Seaser has been removed from the Office
Of Collector. and Lawson Nash from the
Office Of Surveyor. of ihe portIoi Glou.
cester. aud that two Locofocos have been
appointed 10 their places. Both the off
GERS who are thus removed have perform
ed their duties with the most perfect &C.
ceptance 10 all lhe merchants doing bust.
ness at The Gloucester Cuslom-house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
WiaeiIgsisr RPublieal

Col n n, johnson is continuing hisragrim-
ags 10 The wesl. and is fecOunting his military
exploits with great precision. He has become We
~ liberal in his praises Of Gen Harrison,
though somewhat ObIivious in 1870. lie has
no, ys. directly asserted tina. he killed Tecum-
seh with his own hand, bat he makes il cut ve-
y plainly thaths pinked dashing looking In
dian, viii haunting plume, &c, and his admi-
Iers readily ill up the outline.-Tbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

The -caihouniies having triumphed IN their
demand As 70 The Time or holding ihe National
Convention, are now pushing the fortunes
Of their fsvoyhs with indomitable energy
They are starting new presses 10 every diree-
liop. lthe more sensible way, sstlhe Wig has
already suggested. would have been 10 buy up
hlIthe old onea and they seem determined 10
nuliIfy the pre.ensions Of all rivals Its stated
ihst In New York the contest is already doubt
fuls es to the relative strength Of Mr.. yam Bu-
rsS aud Mr.. Calhoun. The. old Traders 20 for
The Magieiap-lhe untamed portion or the ape
mecraey" for the Nulli6er During the wear
we may look out fof some bold depoostraions
and amusing maneuvres. lie or the '.fox and
weasel triben will scarcely be outdone by an
sspiraut who, according TO Col Benton, hs,
.'bsyer invented even humbug.s
tJHineh,sisr Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

L
The wilmington tDsl9 Journal s,. e s sos Al u
has he following nbie trom me - .'
Nrw.c1srtk DEL, Jnre llsn' ts 3.
cepllemeo: Understanding spa. : ION.
= n,;on 81 the wings Of DelRwake = about
Is be called together, for sbe Pe1Poss q
nomin asing delegates 70 alsena nne wig
Ns,iop Il, Convention, which WI essen
~ 81 baltimore 10 May next, 70 nomI-
n.,e candidates Tor the Offices of President
.nd wee President Of the United States;
snd I. having been iniimated to me that
delegates would be selected from this
State favourable 10 my nomination as
Vice President; il becomes my duty to
speak openly and csndidly 90 this subject
10 NV political friends, end 70 sly 10 them.
as now wish 10 lao. that | have not been,
and Am not, desifous Of such nomination.
and I shallnot be . candidate for any Of
See al the Presidential electioH4T have
adopted, ihis course. mol without due re-.
gard to the welfare flhal great and pa
triotic party TO whose principles lam de-
votedly attached. and upon whose success
the future desiinies Of our couairy. as
think, eminenily depend. Our prospect
As party, brighten daily and now, in
stead Of distrsciihg the Convention b
multiplicity Of candidates fcr the Vic
sent ID that body II P0ssIUl1: ID mo v me
front in favor oi'Seme one candidate "a
the second Office iniihs GIFT Of The people
las We unquestiousbly shall for the frs
in the person Of Henry Clay Of Kentucky
Very respectfully, yours.
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
The Editors q the Delaware State Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
HE 10 lie syaterst

Avery pleasant company are now enjoying
themselves at shannondale. visiiers ate begin
ming 70 discover that the growing season, when
al j. verdanl aud beautiful, is the true period
FOR soIourn II the Springs
There is comfortable stage at the R ail Road
Depot, daily, 10 convey passengers to the
Springs, and itlakes less than an hour 10 make
the Grip. The road is now in coed condition.
The Fredericksburg Arena has been revived,
aud is again doing baile cheeriiy and efficiently
in the Whis cause. The wings Of Sp9tisy Iva
mia and The surrounding country have too much
sPiritIo let their champion anguish for want Of
support Wings in othef quarters would do
well to look into the condition Of the ammuni-
ton chests Of their gunners. The heavy duties
OF The campaignare accumula,lng, and il should
be remembcrel that neither arts ror aims can
flourish without the s'needfhln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

Baron LARRr. chief Or The Medical
Staff Of the French Army. has stated il as
fact that the 6 0ROs survivors, who safely
returnsd from Egypt, we're I'll men who
sbstained from The use Of srdenE spirits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

We are sorry that the length Of Mr.. Webs;er's
Bunker EIill Speech excaaes il from our CO.
iumns; There are many hne things II i, but il
Is not UP to The former efforts Of the Great Ora
tor. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
JUST THINK OF ri

la one Of our late trips down the Rail Road
we accompanied train Dr. burlhen Cars cen.
saining fourteen kindred barrels OF -four Fifteen
hundred barrels constiluteea regular load for the
"od Virginia" and this il transferable Har-
pers-FsEry in from three 70 four hours! Now,
under he old system OF wagoning, this would
take one hundred four horse wagons, carrying fifteen
barrels each, and it would require ihSm two
days 10 make their trip dowE and unload -
Then the diferencein iss cost Of transportation
1.-The calculation is easily made BY those who
know the raie-Winckssisa. Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

The growth Of Timothy his year has been
sefy iuxarianl We have nov before Us some
slsIks from Ihe farm of Cart Ianpes -
IA. Lsaus OF which measure y inches. The
Clover is also wen grown The present season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

lat Tine is Coming = We have never
known a any period, more general
feeling among the people, OF DISCUS, al
The mere party politicians Of The day, than
exists at presenl, apd this disgust will soon
excite The same<general desire 10 elevate
70 the 6fst Office in the gift Of the people,
and 70 place At the head Of affairs an ele-
waited practical STATESMAN. who. will Look
dow1 with scorn npon the miserable Jug
Rfers and wire workers who have for some
time past been shifting the scenes upon
the public stage, for their own benefit.
exclusively. II is time that PATRIogsM
should triumph over porty. Il is time
that HEERF Clay should be hailed By his
eoun,rymen as their deliverer from poliii.
cal trickely and political degradation.
f.7lexandria Ga-slle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
CHEAT AND WHEAT.

~ TIE edstor QfiAe Baliimors Patriot. ~
A letter III the Patriot To-day. dated
ssaNYhile Hall. tOhio) June IL. 1913"
eontains this sentence-"A field Of my
own, which q week ago looked as well as
wheat in this season Of the year could
look, now proves 10 be al least hall cheat"
The writer Is lameniing the unfavorable-
ness 5f the season for crops, but | beg
aim 10 bear 10 minusInat u his wheat Geld
'lproyes TO be at least halfcheat, ifis be-
cause I'd has sosea Tie seed Of ckeaf. He
must remember. that, whatever be sow
eth THAT shall be reap, whether tgleut. or
dae1t, OF darrell or fares, The inference
that appears 10 Be intended 10 be drawn
from the. sentence above quoted aud the
context, is, thatthe unfavora5leness Of the
season has caused one half the ibheat to
turn to cheat. So long as the farmeEs con-
iinue 70 entertain such IDEAS so long will
Il least ''ons halt of their crops contin-
lie 10 be cheat. But it is because they
'fcheal" themselves and not thattheir
wheat becomes cheat. II is time for far
iners to open their eyes to facts, and to
dease 10 deIlde themselves with the idea
that the season, and not their own care
lessness, CHEATS them Of their crops.
What j intend to say distinctly, Isl. that
cheat can only grow from its own seed
! II this seed be moi 10 the ground, and be
40, sown, there will Be no cheat, whatev-
ler may be The season. If the seed ol
cheat be in the ground, or be sown with
The wheat, then an unfavorabls season
twill be sure to produce an abundan. crop
fof cheat because cheat Is a very hardy
plant, and wheat a delicate one.
| Yours GIDEON B. SMITH.
| Baltimore, June Ell, lS43,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

altered Notes. We were shown yes
lerday morning ten dollar Doie or The isr
sue ofAhe exploded Commercial Bank Of
Millington' altered so as to read Me
chanics' Bank of Baltimore There ii
nol The slightest similarity betweenthe. al-
Tered & genuine notes, and the former may
be readily detectedlby an examination Of
tbe nameslof the sieners. The spurious
potes are signed ". Adams. Cashier. II.
H Ellis, President; whereas the genuine
notes are signed James w. Allnut Cashier
John B. Morris, President. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

TIE American Of TUESDAY says :-By The re-
Portpf The market i twill be seen Thai Bread
STUFF have agaia advanced. Sales Of Pepn.tl.
vapis red vheass wsre made yesterday al iI9
% l22 cents per busheI.
Contracts far new Whea.s deliverable in an
August, have been made Al sredsrieksburr " !.
81 one dollar per busheL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

ARREST OF A couNTERFEITER A
man calling himself VIM. Brake, Of Harrison
county, was arrested yesterday BY Police Officer
Anderson, for passing couEIesfeil coin. lie was
taken before Jno. w. Miller, Esq. who commit.
ted him. Several spurious dollars were found
upon his person He proposed furnishing Mr..
Anderson and Mr.. VANCE Bhsh with apy a.
mount from cents up to 100000. His liberal
offers excited suspicion, and led 10 his arrest.
It's supposed ihathe hasmany confedersles al
home = 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

AbIUT1N GENERAL's OFFlt 8,
Uakinrton, Bns ~, l6t5.
The felIo~ 3g ofdf received from ne vat
Department, bnoui,es 10 the Army Iht melaa-
chaly intsll;g9ce 81 ts death Of the Distinguish
ed HrGH Sw3ToN LkoARE, Attorney SeaelAl;
ard secreiarybf sad ad interim. Of me on''so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

The Dublin Freeman's Journal, thus speaks
Interference 10 The warlike measures Of the Tory
Ministry Of England
Yet they (the ministry will fail 10
their efforts; Irishmen seek not now to-
obtain their rights by force. They are
such as no tyrants can deprive US Of
Their object is plainly, first 10 disarm and
then 10 goad to. insurrection... They will
fail. We will obey the law-we will adj
here TO eTconstituion-w we will commit
no outrage may ifthey dare us to the
field, we will decline while the constitu-
tion remains intact yet, despite bepow-
Ter Of England and her Irish garrison, we
will have Ireland for the Irish and the +
irish for Ireland. .
! England may deprive the national.
lists of theil arms, at least such Of them as
she can discover, yetwilf the Irish have
Ireland.
\ England may fill our towns and villa
ges with soldiery#; with them the Irish
people will have no contest, no strife.
save in acts OF good will and hospitality
She may blockade. our ports With her
fleets, and crowd our rivers with armed
steamers. yet there will be peace--uni-
yersal peace. must reign throughout the
land. Theie will be no civil war--Peel
will seek tin vain. There shall be no
strife, no bIoodshed, no commotion--yst.
Ireland shall be for the Irish and the Irish
shaH have Ireland. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

RULE OR When Mr.. Calhoun
deserted bis 'lats allies" in 1881, and
look his seal on The Treasury bench, Sen
ator King, 81 Georgia, declared thai, ifhe
ever thorouhgly identified himself With
the Locofoco party. he would ] rule 81
ruin IT," The prophecy is in a. fair way
Of ysri6caiion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29


The CHURCH or SCOTLAND. The most
re markable event Of the day is the new
secession from the Scottish Church--a Sc.
cession so large as loieage only something
like "a skeleton church behindit All The
meeting Of the General Assembly, on the
Ll8lh, the moderator, Or clerical president,
(who sits concurfently with The lord high
commissioner, or civil president read a
manifesto, and himself led the band OF
disaffected ministers and lay elders Id
their march from the hall They went
and set up an assembly ofl their own
The effect Of thus separating the discor-
dant parts oflhe General Assembly might
have been anticipated for years it had
been overridden BY majority still hold.
ing 70 their state privileges, but In open
war with the slate, and the Stale Church
had been made an example Of rebellion
Relieved sfthat deaying band, those who
remained, and who now constitute The
state Church, 10 an instant restored TIE
language Of ihe Assembly Nmore than its
former loyalty, and began 10 pull down
all that the body had been doing 10 its
contumacy. Freed from the uncongeni.
al trammels of the state connexion, the
seceders speedily. began measures for or.
ganising a church Of their own through
out the land.
The ferment ins Edinburgh 10 the cri.
sis Of this ecclesiastical revolution, has
been extreme ; especially Oh The Sunday
when the leaders Of either party first adj
dressed their congregations distinctly and
apart, and when the first Of The new SCI
cession meeting houses was opened. In
point Of numbers. the seceders appear 10
make The better show in Edinburgh J;
though there is evidently much Of tenn
porarv curiosity and love Of excitement
merely in the crowds that follow the m.
But there is also the solid pledge Of mon.
ey- almosi.a quarter Of million already
snbscribed-that their graYer adherents
are 10 earnest; and in remote districts we
hear fsuch things as ministers abando
ing their comfortable homes 10 wander a :
bpat the coasts 10 Sailing vessels-seekine
'oh the sea fame denied on The land.
For the seceders COMPLAIN that the great
;landed proprietors are against them and
in their earlier meetings a single March,
ioness represents The Peerage Of The new
secession. Time has been when blood
shed and the firebrand would have mark.
ed the progress of such revolt now 4
excitement and long newspaper re-.
ports are its worst signals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

James Ritter Tobacco Trads.-We learn
from a letter in the Richmond Wing that
twenty ships were lying in James River
On the l4th inst, taking in tobacco for
Rotterdam, Bremen. Antwerp Liverpool,
Cowes and London These vessels will
Garry out upwards Of eleven thousand
fhogsheads Of tobacco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

0ne Of the Iumors is that Capt. Srockrbx, Of
he Navy. viii probably Be offered The sscreia-
Iyship Of the Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

-UI5cers Of abe Army ~ common VIII
their fellow citizens, deeply regret lhisnaslon-
al loss but The bright example of,he statesman.
in The path Of honor and distinction, still re-
mains eousIly for the emulation Of The yirtuous
civilian and soldier
In obedience 10 the commands Of the Presi-
dent, funeral honors will be paid to theImemory
oflhe deceased at The several Military Posts Of
the Army. Guns will be- fired every half hour,
and the natiousl flag be displayed at half stgf,
from sunrise 10 sunset on the day next after the
receipt Of this order.
4 The usual badge Of mourning viii Be worn on
the left arm and on the hilt Of the sword for
six months. BY order,
n II JONES .4d;utaaf GsneyaI. y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

Philip Mayo, Esq ha. been appointed
CLERK Of The u S. District Court, inl
I Richmond, 10 the place Of Henry Gibson,
deceased. s.s. HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

Or DIrs -Ex,raei OF letter from Boston in
the New York Herald:
'trhe death OF Mr.. Legne will cause
smother change 10 The Cabinet O.: Presi.
dent Tyler. creating two vacancies. tits
still unaecided who will be Secretary Of
State. Mr.. Webster is proposed BY one
side Of The house for re.appointment.-s
Mr, cpshur is spoken oflby many; while
]. G. Spencer claims the experimentation
himself OF soEe ancient democrat, who
understands q court intrigue, aud who
can make the most Of The short time 10
run. for the rocks in the rookery. There
IL no confidence among, the members Of
tAe present Cabinet; and each oae is
snislruslful Of the other. Mr. Upshur,
more upright than the rest. keeps aloof
from lheir petty schemes. Spencer is
powerful Al this moment. but he will be
out Of the Cabinet 10 less than six menths,
AIR. Porter. who has disappointed the
President 10 bis qualifications fot his OF.
ace, and who. It IS believed. will. in any
event. Be rejected unanimously by the
Senate. viii likely be removed from his
present ONCE before long. His incom-
potency aud suigarily as high Officer, are
TOO web known and his late appointment |
q ms nephew--a mere forward boy--to
PC acung Secretary Of War, has eiveu u
niyersal displeasnre. He has billeled al
ready swarm Of his relations upon The
executive More ofihis matter hereafter.
Thn prnsidenf AZ III Hail. 60.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29
HWaR DEPARrMEsT,

1.-The Pftldeni Of be United States directs
Hon Hneh SwEn,on lsrare. Attorney General,
ara secreiarvnf STATE. "a in,eyi.n, Of Ire United
Slates Who IA a Boston. Massachusetts,, on
The ooh inst. appropriate military honofsbe paid
throughout The Amy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-29

A CUR FoR HYDRoPHpBIA We
learn from The Scboharie, nj Y. Patriot,
that mad dog recently Bit several indi-
viduals ID that vicinity. ard some of them,
soon after eyinced symptoms Of The dis
ease. Filed Copper was speedily admin
istered-a about one third Of dose. given
At iniermissions ofeight hours. This has
been repeated from time I'll lime. The
ELECTS that The patients are evidently re !.
covering. The dog BIT several bruies and
COW, hog and three dogs have died
Of the disease. The remedy copper
alone-has proved complete aniidole
il other cases 81 this ienibleIdisease.