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1oualas spills, Ipril ls, 1643.

er. eafslsp -Mein Sobn, gpmunb qsaf
bate bic @ercfula fir brsi Sabre lang, auf
cine fbmnrslitbs unb b6bff firbtsrlits Nrt'
uabrsnb wsltsr 3sit ct ees Ssbraubes tsinsr
@lisper bsraubt par, fsin (oals unb &opf war
nit @sIbwiirsn bsoeft. SSir 9ebraubtsn ale
psrfbisoensn Nsittsl, absr cbne erfcIs, bis uns
smpfoblsn puros BON 9r. sSobnion, pon Nor'
rstaun, uno sbenfauS Or. Sfaaf ioisifer BON
Neaons, Sbrsn 9isinisunsss @prup BON Cats
faparila ~ ssbrauben popon ib siniss BOTS
tsln befan,, beren @ebraud bic &ranfbeit gang
aus bsm GDitem pertrieb, unb Gas Sinh 9ss
lansts wisosr ,u ptltssr Gsfuncbsit peltbs CT
isitoem ununtsrbrotsn ssnisst, gum @rifaunsn
pislsr Ysrionsn, rpelte ibn pdbrsno tsinsr
Sranfbsit ssisben. SD babe ss fir nsins
pfibt sebaltsn uno fsnos Sbnsn oiefss Ssus'
nis, bamit stnbsrs, wslts eieielbsn llsbsI IN
ibren Samlisn babsn, niiTsn n1S9en 400 ne s'ns
70 fbdsbars Msoisin bsfommsn f6nnen.
Sbrs 1ufribtiss
Umelia geaf.
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YcttsDtae, ben 90. Wiai

Grtrunfen.-llm porieen Mitt.
pob 0beno crtranf elm Wann Jtamens
Reuben @ormann i'm Ganal nabe an Der
Baaefbleu1e, bel Mount Carbon. ettpa /
Weile unterbalb bieier Staot. Gs fbeint
oas ct binein fiel als baB Soot eben Die
Sbleuie perlaiien bate uno oa ct nlbt
fbrpimmen fonnte 70 fanf ct in etipa 10
Tub tiefes @aher uno ertrane. Gr noar
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CODtrD perlQnat,

elm Weann BET ben 9erfauf eines neuen scs
mcinnhsissn merfes in l. Sanoe 3n unters
nebmem seIonnsn pare. De 8ecinsnnsen
ftuo Iebr silnltis nur mu6 CT bic sn oielem
@ddafte erforbsrli6sn eisenfbaften beitt'
aen. - gRan mslos lth unmittelbar in oies
fer Oruferei.
gRQi %. IS4S. SIN.
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I. o. of D. F.

The members of Montgomery Lodge No.
SO of |. o. of o. F. are earnestly requested
to attend stated meeting in the Lodge on
Thursday Evening May 25th) at II o'clock,
as matter of importance will be laid before
the meeting. LOUIS HI len.
Assistant Secretary.
Nav % IL.
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Serit1erun9 9esen S6aoen ODER Serluit
DMrcb s. euer.
Nrelbrtef lmmer!p1brenG.

Vretbrtef lmmerpdbrene.
Die 5prinss6aroen Derfberunses6es
. fenidoft BON pbilaoelpbia,
Daa6t Serft6eruns, entpeper fir cine
3eitlalta ooer fir lmmer,pabrsnb, 9eseN Sers
lutte ober Stbapen bureb 8euer in Der
Staot unb auf oem Qanos, an 5duIern /,
@5ebeuern innr Sebducen allsr Irt al 5aue'
arratbe, Eaufmaunssitern Qhroen, Nino.
pieb, UferbauerseusniGe, gommsreisae uno
SatrlfsStpds uab Seratbi6aften bon jeosr
Sencnnuns Sebiffcn uno oersn >acuns i'm
6afent Icwobl ais WortsdtIbes uno 8rlmo
Nenten, unter Den b6btt sanltlsltea Ssrns
9unaeu.
Olit 9eluebe fir 8sr1ebsruns (Snluranee)
in Serfs gauntp, cser fir einise Selsbr,ms
ibsr pieIen Ss9enltano, tpsnpe man ltb pers
,6nlib ooer ourb Sriefe al Jobn 9. Ri
baros, Neebts 2tnwalt, Sruderel pesBerfe
ump ShuplfiG Soarnals, Neabiua, spa.
Raorton Mc 5atchaeL preltpsnt
q. Krumbbaar, Setretar.
Sireftors:
W1ortou Wemiebacl,I @tarles Stcfes,
Soiepb aDopp, Hreblbale 3Brlsbt,
81 {. &asuereune, Samuel Sctpnieno,
glijab 0allet, 81. QS. pcnrop,
Gbarles 9B. Stbrsinsr.
Neaoins, Slopemtcr l. tp.
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Or. g. @b. S6erDlin's
SlutretniQenbe Wtuett,

Slntretni9enoe Dtuen,
9is fleb in Der Staot t7em 1orf felt msbs
ren Sabren, ourcb ibre rorShslihe Site, bel
Der leioenoen DlenIhbeit cir 70 bobes, mobl'
Deroientes InGeben erworben baben, eaB lbs
nen beutc alle anoere 50 en- mb Webl3is
nen,oie CUR WispsrbsritcIIuns Oct @sfunobeit
9ebrauebt werceH, ,pelt nabtteben, baben aueh
lbre grlebeinuns in pisGem Sraate semadt,
nno jwar i'll Sssleituns DieIer anseiebener
3susnide ibre aasse5sitbnstsn 5eiIerafts be-
ttatisenb.
5err 5berelin III Elm Don Der parifer
uniperGtat 9rapuirter Ootlor, uuo tan,l
oaber NIT ben Dielsm QuafIalberm rmo
Wlarfthreiern Die in ben Ssitungen ibre u
ftrums 70 boeb preifen, um ein leiettslau:
bises puklfum Su betb6ren, feineswsss pers
alitben ,perpen. Das 1Derf nub ptn Dleis
lter lobcn.
SIR oen Sertanf i'm @ro6eu umO Slsinen
1T ltntsrasihueter ais General 4aent
fir spennfptUanien anseitellt pcroen
NIT bsm Nehte llnters9sentsn gu ernennen.
6lr llnter.Nesntihaft mrloe man lteb pas
bet in portofrsien &eIuoben, AT
d. Raw. IOaancr,
Wsapina, psnn'a.
&(einSerfauf in Nsaoius fei wittwe
Sarab t11erris mno Bel Srn. Stidter u
t1IeRniabt unb an &eor9 Gss 8ubffobr.-
Nreie elmer Sbahtel [Sor] nit So Spillen-
25 gente.
&saoins, 1prif s5. Am.
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Neabtna, Sebruar a7, ls43.

Sdb bsIebciniae biermit, pab neine soebtfr
Neteeca Ianae 3sit her aro6s Sebmer3en IN
alien ibrsn 8lisocrn aeflaat batte. lte mar
BON simsm ierofulofsn 2lneiehlase bepsff, NOS
Surh 10 Serbinpert puroe ibre @slebatte III
her Samilis III psrridten, rpesen Dlatt,sfs't
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ftsn, Sitteln, hroniiAe 5uiten Ifbma
&c. &C., Itno Die sablreieben 3eusniIe I'M
SeftB pes llnterItbr,ebenen uno Ieiner Hsens
ten, BON Ieraten uno Inoern, binlanslitb
ben ltuslaubistten ~ ilber5en9en, baB es bas
wirflamfte allsr preparate bon Sariaparll'
IA lit.
Gum 9erfauf, i'm 8robsn nnb SlemeM
tei bem eiaentbamer George 40. OafeleY,
Ncrp Ste Sra6c, in Nsapina, Seres gaunt.
0eaons, ben liten upril 1889.
Certificate BON rslpeftobelen eeuten fon'
nen in einieem Der Stobre nabeeieben
peroen wo Die Wsoisin 6u baben 1T.
pom welben Die fol9enoen einiDe
lino.
S(eapiua, psn 3ten Wdrl 1859.
9iss bs,eust pa6 meme Srau Olre Deem,
beinabe II Sabre lang al enem icrctuloIen
UusGhlaa aelitten, wrlcber elneln Setter abns
(ieb rpar, rno tiefs $oeber in ibr Geitebt, 5als
mno 9lrme einfraB, celIfn beilanbtser Huss
fluff ibre GeluuDbeit serft6rte 70 oaB lts oft
cine 3citlana tettldseria mar, tpatrenb pcls
der Seit ibre $eipsn jsbr srcB tpdrsn. Sie
teIten Herste bcpienten te nno allie betannte
W1ittel purpen ansepenbet, NIT nur 9crin9er
&inoeruns ibres uebcs, tpsIebes jebssinal init
permebrter S6sartisfeit misorrfsbrte. Oa
tpir ale 6cfnuns ibrsr Seneiuns aufseseben,
mar ite beinabe enntblonen psn Ssbrautt al'
(cr Wieoiinen auf3usebeu, Ite ipnree isoctt
osranla6t Dafeley's Rcini8un9s Syrup
Don SarIaparilla, su Ueriubsn; oer Se'
brauh BON filnf Scttrln pehe!ben, BAT Die
Rranfbsit sebotcn uno ite 5u ro!ltcmmner
gGunbbet pleOer bsr9sitellt.
Ubomas Diebm,
aesenh6er Dem Depot, Neapins.
Sct babe 6rn. Sbomas Oiebm's Samilie
fsit BEN lestsn Sabrsn bebient, rpabrenO rpel'
ebsr 3sit ib selesentlieb fit bic Srau Dicbm
fit oen in obissu gertlteater rpabntem ustsl
Oorihrieb, nit MIR serin9er $inoernns.-
SO babe eoe ltrlacb ju slamben bab Die QDies
oerbsrteauns ibrsr 6elunobeit allein benz
Gsbraub BON 5rn. Daeelsp's Eeinisunss
Sprup bon 9arCaparilIa 3u3ufbreibeH 1T.
@alcmcn 8. Bird, W. o.
Neapins, ben sriten April 1850.
9ulpebceecu; Nprf 1912.
6r. Datelep-oO1eim wsib gliIatstb mae
(anae 3sit Cebr init Nbeumatismus ssplast,
von ,pelcber fte lebien 9ebsiIt 81 Iein, als ein
Gfebrpulit Oou seItbwhristr S(atur tteb al
brer Srult aeiate, ,pslhee ebsnfa!!s BON Dem
anaellellten Nrate entfernt ,purpe; aloanh
tFaete ndb Elm @eIebmlr an sinsm Seine,
lpele6ss Iebnea anDuebs, obslcih allss ause'
tpenoet ,paro ipas ucu einem selbiften Grjte
III tbun mar, nm ss 5u bcilen. Das eitsrm
iuo Iebwhr uabm tasleb su; eaeIidS ernptabl
ibr Nrat Stren Nsinisunse. Sprup BON Sar'
IdparilIa, fife nabm bios brei Sla(ebsM rpelde
bic Granfbeit san3lib eut,pur5elten uno tbre
@eIune5eit pclIfcmmeu beritellten. Jb cts
or,te % aIs 9)hidbt aeacn SSie uuo baS SOubs
lifum, psIe Ie6asbars 4r3nep bstannt 5u mas
den. Bsssusts, SsnsbilIe SIeln.
Jobn Klein.
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@e9en Nbeumatbic ano Hllfens
Sbmer5ensgtnement,
bsrfsrtst bon JebnKienley.
9iGss <insment 1T oas bewdbrtcite Olittei
wsltbes jemals Dor oas sDublifum aebraht
morosn it; es psrI6aft icsleiebe >inoernns.
msnn 8ebraueb paUcn ssmatbt miro. 9ie
NhfensSebmersen curirt IS telm erlten ODER
3welten Wlal Sebmieren.
gagin3is su baben III oieier 9ru6errl.
preis: so Cent Die Slaibe.
0saping, Ipril IS. 6D.
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Deutfbe uno en9llihe
HDr16riften,

seftohen BON 9. ). E9elmann, iinb rplebst
erbaltsn unb gum Isrfauf in blsfsr 9ru6srs'.
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Dr. SO. s. s5ibfebima,,,
pon Der Sinfina Sprin9,
Sae 3ts Strase, qausr's Srausrs 9esenlbsl
81 2 n n n

SUe oV SuuPr Suutt Ctauftt' Ss9eHuptti
Sea bing.
k @mpfdnst rs9smasis msnatIid, els
~ nen frifben unp ftdsbarsn 4orratb
T BON MsbiSinen. Sranfe uno aeibsns
90 Be m69en biai9ermsife bic loofnuns
bsssm oas fol9enos Sranfbeiten pollfOmmen
furrt tpsroen, namlib: 4usSsbruns auf Der
srifsn Stufs - jsps Art @aitrfubt, no notb
feline Nuflofun9 ifatt9ef,noen - &ranfbeitsn
Der qsbsr, Nnil, gn9epsiee, Risren, ODER Slas
fs - @n9briiifi9fsit, nebif ben msiitsn anosrn
&ranfbsiten Der Sruif - bebss, trodnen uno
fsubtsn Duifen - falts !6dnoe unb Shee -
Sranfss &opf,peb - lanae anbaltsnss Sisbsr.
- @bsnfaas, jsne lan9e eiife pon mslbIibsn
&ranfbeitsn, wslbe Snouousn uno 8amilsn
70 piess @lsnb peruriaben -bartndfias 8lebs
ten ccer Setter uno ale anosrs 5autfranfbsis
ten SalSftub &c.
Hpril IL. bp.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
For The Tribune.
TO Residents OF Brooklyn.

h- extensive circulation Of your valuable paper and the
interest manifested by Editors every subject Of moral
and Intellectual character has induced subscriber solicit
the use OF its columns inviting the attention OF the CITIZENS
Of Brooklyn plan in progress IN that City for the
establishment Of al institution for improvement III various
branches Of knowledge few years since the substantial
and apnropriate building known The Lycsum
ed for this object bu, owing the embarassmens under
which cur community has cred the plan has never
been fully accomplished. II proposed renew the
enterprise extend much possible the sphere OF is
usefulness BY establishing general reading ROOM classes
instruction in literature science ard the useful ard fine arts
courses Of lectures meetings for exhibition and examination
of objects Of nature and form association ola
high order where the public may nd interesting aud pro
fbe resort and where hour of leisure may be well and
properly improved The charter Of the Apprentices Libra
Association which has for time existed at The
last session of the Legislature extended under the Of
The brooklyn Institute th the design of en7rging III
numbe! Of It's volumes and embracing oe and gene
RAJ OBJ sct: than comPrl.d IN the operations of the
former Possessing spacious aal convenient edihce
library oi .r-r thousand volumes small philosophical ap
paratus-ihe VOL. already we'll commenced AID there
seems every facility al command 10 establish ns'iu
ton al oac- useful citizens, and honorable
country a general the subject M that is
required 70 accomplish this desirable object and be
doubted that tie pi, viii with that cordial reception
and encouragement which rich!y deserves. With the
means now possessed by the Institute yearly subscription
Of three dollars i, believed VIII be Sufficient 10 accom-
plish the object
For full explanation Of The design the public invited
TO attend meeting be held al the Lyceuu 10 Brooklyn
Thursday eyenng Sept ,0h, half past7 O'clock
4 CTTrZrN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

FII1AL LovE.-The following letter from the
Hon. WApDy THOMPSON, our Minister to Mexico,
addressed to one of the editors OF this paper mar
rates an incident beautifully and touchlngly IL
Illustrative of the deep and tender affection with
which the gifted and lamented LEGARE repaid the
nurture and care of that widowed mother, whose
early and judicous training doubtless LAID the
foundation of his eminence. Charleston Cour
Nrx,co, Aug. Is, ls43
Ny DEAR SIR have rarely known the death Of any 'n
dyidus to cause general sensation than that OF our
lsmented friend LEoARE nor 10 call forth fatterng
tributes to that genius learning and eoqu-nce for which
he was eh-h known 10 the world beg leave mention
,o YOU an which exhibits those tender and affection
.,e oualitss which so much eudeared him 10 his friends.
deep and abiding affection for ones mother have gene
ralv found to be the striking Characteristic Of ne
tu-rs finely touched" have known this feeling
exis, in stronger degree than with Mr. LEcARE We were
classmates and intimate friends in Coege-and served also
IN Congress together. When he made that splendid
effort on thu Sub easury, which called forth the unver-
sal admiration Of political friends and opponents after n
had received the congrauatior, Of all around him. said
Come LroARE lodgings distant from The capt
t,l-pns are near 90 and dine with me-" When We had
arrived at my house said hun, Well, LscARE, did
nor choose to mnge my congratulations with the crowd
but now tell you that you made splendid speech and
am proud Of YOU He replied, thank you aud value
what you say for know rha, and then, with
hi, ewes sufused with tears added do you, tha,
the greatest happiness which feel is to know tfa: my mo,
the. will be sratiiisaln - yotess-s';, " TnosiPsoT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

PKUrsnN Mission TO CniNA.--The Psgss&
Government has despatched mission to oniaa
for the purpose of making investigations INTO W. s
nature Of the trade, commerce and comHlefsI
regulations Of that empire, OF taking the Pfep..'
tory steps for the establishment Of consuls 9, W
various ports, and of ascertaining what kn9s y !
goods are in demand there and how the PeoPs~
Prussia and the German Customs Unon l!s lsl
best avail themselves of the new avenue %ls'- ,i
China opens TO the trade Of the civilized "o'io'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

u Two men named Asher and Hutton
Platte Co., Mo, having been FOX ZINE qasTsp = 4.
piece Of land the woods recently and
dispute Hutton started towards Asher with las 'aSl
wood in his hand-Ashe- to defend himself las he 'ap
him through he body and il.en walked to
made the above confession Both of the mea wss 0'''
yss-s az are
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

FlRE.-We regret to learn that the dwelling.
house Of the Rev. B. iibbard in the town
Candan, Columbia County, was totally destroyed
by fire on the night of the 9th inst Such Eb
its rapidity that the inmates barely escaped An
tIibbard was severely burned in the face lasis
was no insurance on any Of the property destroyed
The loss falls heavily on Mr.. Hibbard Tho 1a
spent a long life in the service OF the Methoda
Episcopal Church, and is at present supe.anlla'
ated Minister of that Church All the books
papers and clothing are gone; nothing We
saved from the flames COM Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

WuSr's IN \ N,ME.--A raw IriShmar. in the
employ OF our friend Fcn;r'aro Cooper, al Coop
e7stown, was sent by hln few days since 10
The Post Office for letters. On receiving those
for Mr.. Cooper he engrired if there We're
any letters for the ,iintleman who was staying At
tho hall, Mr.. 8r;cl5Gt The postmaster, after
looking carefully through, said that there wese
none, and asked Pa, ii he was certain that was
tho name. Pat protested vchementiy that il
certainly was, ne was charged PARTICULAR!
70 cecoIcc; ii. a friend OF Mr.. Coopers, passing
the office al the moment, the postmaster inquired
OF him what gentlemen were visiting Mr., Coop
er. He replied tha; he knew OF no orc except
CAPTAIN Shubrick g Och !" cried Pat, that's
tic nams, bst .fsitA didn't | came nraf Il
tIogos ?"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

paa'lnss representing elt Scri1Iurp res rsT,,s4
az 81 gsL 'l S0,sm. Sa.1 oay hese pai
-s ost oish cd aftls.s Lonaoa and sre reaEa
ole io Inc Grace and easGsss o the dines n, ~ AID
it IN 80. y .ss eTseuon he figures The ,,ss o.
9 tse paintings Eortahle representing
me cteEea aotons OF aat aniu l. in the act ,sk
IT, &c hes- later aloDs worth the psce O. adissioa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
,ur..-Yesterdsv afternoon, a pos. Ind

SHAMuru1.-Yes Yesterday afternoon, poos lnd
an, who was made drunk by some white men,
was chased through Broome street and the BaF'
cry by a crowd of men and boys and seve1aI
beaten The poor fellow had to run the gaunaa'
for almost every block he ran he received SHOW.
er of blows, till completed exhausted he bota
into store whose doors stood open, with The
whole troupe at his heels, dreadiuIy frighenln!
the inmates he stayed long enough to recovs
his breath, and gathering up his blanket heg'T
the real Indian war whoop and shot oul Of te
store like an arrow, closely followed by whok
pack, in full cry, towards Broadway.
We understand he belongs TO one Of the trba
Of Indians now in this city The yagsbOnd'
who would commit such an outrage should be2
verey punished. American,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

~ We understand iha, D. R,ss he Physc;an 80 Gle
bs'el in Phiiadel9ia for he successful tsestat OF GO
sRrar,ou, Ssc"chlts snd Liver psela ill = al e A.E
tar the n. eS,h aud 31th OF Se;lezbsT-
D. Rose the AnS-icaa AItsor OF Consumption ur,hv
an old 7r-csiroae. ai devcted hsrf eatIsy t
,hS srra,r::spI Of Ihose diseases,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

As .,n one Of these cd fashioned men who Ike TO b.
vel, entertained and eivily treated sop the suggestion
ola friend, the Exchnnge Hotel as Cour:!andt s;eet
The sulr is have found il all he reprt.eard be Th
furnure all pe the and fine order. ;hr
table we'll provided he hos; prompt and Obligns. and n
,,tsnaae,> civil ard es Fer alIths foaud ny hill b7
one ! la, End ,wva,y-6ye c.a,s day.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

MERCANTILE LIpRARy.-This institution has
advertised for the return Of all books, this meek,
with view TO taking an account Of stock
Boo!s which have been TOO long detained may be
returned and no fines imposed. Books taken ir
regularly may be sent back, and no questions
ASKED. As the good condition Of public library
is matter OF puollc nterestit is to be hoped tat
all persons WHO may have, or know Of books, be-
longing to the Association, will cause them to be
returned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

MURDER IN Observation-Disclosures Corhy was
murdered IN Norfolk, Va, Tuesday night, by
John ROBBERS, with whom the deceased had
lived he killed hey by heating her. Roberts Is
upwards of SERENITY years OF age. he has heea
arrested. examined, ana sent on for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

4; The Amelia tNllss Wclbyl of the Louis
vile Journal has been mentioned as being proba-
bly, one of the authors Of the "Wiic of Leon y
and other poems, about which some curiosity has
been excited.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

SAuDs's SAg.4pARitLA--The amount oil inSarsI5lE
iie@ed b. this Invaluable preparation IS "l'S a,ss,or.i
rhe history of medicine Ihcusants nave oe.n waess
health 5y iLs hea. and eea-r. .tn- efheacy ~"
,i-ed past the reach OF REMEDIAL means as re tf
heretofore published ahu deErty lFo'e- ~ ,s;s and oe
entire APPRECIATION OF many przconrfs ~ cubic rs
cries and It's raUd grow IN 10 the est T Of ceS
placed IL b-v0pG III. reach d-rEactoa or te l hoG
PETITION Diseases which from lpnEity o Iii, or pgs
yitiaon OF the hanoF generally such ss ps, ssi cd
Evil Rheumatism and incIpietit G"at S.i srs Fistrss
ah-nus diseases Fever Sores !as:aai So.,r ps
Chronic Cat4rh liberation Vi me hT al lna *
Kidaeys, Female DeranSemrnts. GeEeIsl u,s D
,ration Of the system al removed D. is @ ,,d seaf
For conclusive evidence Of It, suJ,fiot n.esr,
-e certificates publ he'd In this ard ot.f ~ rxoorrs
bv A B. SANDS S: CO., Druggists York. soa
.lso bv A. B. D. SANDS 79 FnSon'sI,x@ ~ ~ ibo,.,s:G ~
Broadway. corner OF Marset-stf-et rc .r oui:tsr
hotties for S.. Ofigina! document. cav 1eF-'
HE,pAcaK-W rights Indian FeTeiae.e ,sv pa- oa
cu,e for I'M. d,,I.s,icc complaint becsnSs nat orT
he BODY those bilious hnmors which are E I'll IL n
1f headache nausea and s!ckneSst se-, I4' "a -u,
One Is cent box of the abcre named Indian @
nay single dose will frequently carr 0" IN ths use
attack obeadache. and IN all ctse fse = Of sye s
medicine sill most eSIugediy make a sp-taF sS =,
sc.ipticn OF headache. j, ..T npTovf ls;x
Wfisb,S Iaditn Vegetable Pills also aid ana II rot os
lis-4ton spG puify the blood and ttseors i,iats pa
Ike ..f-cr the above r<1aods eo,,n.,a 70
will implr such health ans giso 10 the I I'D Sef
eab- any fstrre attacks CT I've Gnu: Veer9n
Ali sel.uile l-dIcGA.= es Wrights I'd !, shods
1iis neatly prIated the sI3ss o te 4 iouEs
he remembered that, If the word whit.
all IS positively wrong. - ,a.dieis,t
Oiers devoted e1clusireIv 20 the sale OF t Tgt;
wholesale ad reta-Sos 2sS Gye-nwieh 5sis
No. So rremoa, street, be-tca; AID No, .6s S'as'
ladsPh.a,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

IA letter from Lexington, KY 10 2 gentle
man in this city, states that Cassius NJ. Clay was
recently shot at while returning from Madison
He was rot injured, however. His eloquent
speeches and essays on Slavery have undoubted-
Il put his life in jeopardy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

n BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE, for September,
has been repubshed by Winchester in his cheap
form, and by Henry Mason & Co. No. Ann.st.
in very beautiful dress-tiner even than that Of
Mrs Lever, of winch for time it has taken the
place. The number appears to be very well
filled, with continuation of the powerful tale Of
Marston, a story, We We're all low people
there critique of Schlegel, and several other
papers. This new edition, elegant as ii 49, is pub
lished at i,penty:fre cents number.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

ltwout be almost impossible 10 fpd nl.r. NJ ,r,.
eit NOR worthy OF psioness than Peaes Nc,Yok Siu
he 1inerss isty OF noveltis. presented consist
NON ,nS ,ne Iiaps sp G IN The sGus.Isaaa Child Fudge e
Il amusement II the cite = - 49, 1Vs."'' i''''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

TIE CHiFFEwA INDIANA, who are % paddle a canoe
asa,nit the Ludi9.s at bosen his asenoon aie to *
al The a neilca Museum every srd yeniug his eeE -
eoanexiou Nith other splendid attractions =. bx
orances is afternoon al and this evening al, cIcck
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

D- a panther was l.illed few days slnee N
staeon Cean,y, tiis) asou, Is mile. from TRskesse
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

ia fire occurred at Richmond, Va, on the
llth whic DESTROYED property the amour, Of be.
and $1,000. slos,y ipsured
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

j. NlcHoL,s BlpDLE is said to be dangerous
ly III,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

i The y @. Picayune, IN reproaching New
York with the disgrace OF the Mccoy fight, the
Corlies murder and other atrocities, boastingv
says: :" On magistrates would hang dozen
loaiers atdop hazard almost to atone for any one
such outrage we have indicated FeryI like
ly;-hanging al hap hazard is a common amusa-
ment thereabouts-bu, the idea of masing boast
of it is rather new.