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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
CONSU MP TION
CAN BE CURED.


TIL + following letter IL from a veteran physi-
can, whose service IN tie Navy ofthe United
States as well as his Ions and successful practice
m this county have gained for him an elevated
rank as memb, of. the Medical faculty.
Ii bertystown Frederick co, Md, Jan 10th, 1912.
MIR II O'NeIll-Dear ! Ir-ItIs It'll great plea
sure, that send you account of the most
cX tTaOTdlnaTy cure that have ever wItnes seq in
the whole c0urre Of my practice. The easel allude
to is thai of my son Howard, AGED twenty years
and i catl II extraordinary because II was con-
sumption of the lungs, attended with all its
cOnc0mttaBt train of uneTrlng symptoms, TO wit:
"A pain N the breast, hacking cough, drVness
IN LhoByaan OF the hands, great emaciaton, flush
ing OF tbs cheeks, night swcats, &c. And 10 add
10 the ca ialogue of his ills, he had an aggravated
form of Bronchitis, with liberation of the throat
palate aud roof OF the mouth. In short, his whole
system was scrofu.ous, and there were various
ulcers on his head, body and limbs. The disease
| had been p;cyIng on his constitution for seven
| years. Everything that the sohcitude of parent
| could suggest, or the skill of eight or ten phys-
clans could devise, had been eXhauste ed upon HIM.
| | considered his case beyond the reach Of med-
cine, and hope itself had abandoned us. We saw
nothing for HIM but death, and that swiftly dp-
preaching. While the pOST fellow lay in this
pItlable condition, was watching with great
interest the impToV ement which your CathOlIcC n
was Liiaklng IN the health Of my worthy neigh bOT
Jesse Lands, E-q, whose was clearly
cOnsum ton, and when | fOnd that your mCdi-
cine had restored hun TO vigorous health u ray of
hope seemed 10 dawn on the case of my afflicted
son. l had no doubt from that had seen offs
cfh sacv that II would be ofbeneit to hun. but to
| procure Tor hIm nos;Tum the co nponCut paris
| OF VIII Ich had no knowledge, would have been a
| departure from the course usually pursued by
| physicians. Here there arose a struggle between
professional pride and the fee. inss OF father for
| his child. The latter soon pTedominated; l got
him TO commence using your CathoIicoD. In
about month there was visible improvement
| IN his health; he then caught cold which threw
| him back cons !derabty; he however, perseyered
| with the medicine and again began To- improve
slowly; his pans and soreness ia the chest left
| him. the ulcers gradually healed, his appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished, aud al
by the sole use of yoir Catholicon for the space
arW fha daar air haa al
liable remedy restored the health Of my son, VIA
was tsttering on the verge of the grave, and
would be guilty of deep ingTa tiIude. and gross
injustice to YOU If withheld my testimony OF
The Alternative, purifying and sanatiVe properties OF
your CathulICOn. JOHN w DORSEY, NJ d.
For sale by JOHN FISHER,
jun Whc eling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
PL.f.N TEXTS no USE

ST LOUIS, MO.
"a REDUCTION OF THE FARE !
1sss.fA In consideration Of the pressure Of
lnsskH, the times, the undersigned has redu-
Etf% ced the prices of boarding and lodging
to 81, so per day, Hn1 the rate OF wines
rom 50 TO roper CT. His tables will continue as
heretofore To be supplied with every luxury the
market affords. The Building ls the largest,
mos airy, aud combines more comforts than
any IN the city, aud Is not surpassed by any no
tel I'M an West.
Every attention will be given by the undersign-
cd, his agents, and servants, 70 accommO ,ate
those no favor hun with call.
ST Louis, may 10 3m BENZ STICKNEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

ULIA OF BALAR, or the Days Of NERO
Story of the Martyrs by the author of the
Merchants Daughter" Virginia" Christmas
Bells &c, Sc, For sale by J 8 MELLOR.
Jun 26 Uniun ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09

LASTS! LASTSM LASTSM
lust received at the sIgu OF the BIG RED
- BOOT. direct from New York, 100 pairs lasts
Of different kinds and oGthe most fashionable Styl
which will be sold at Philadelphia prices.
june 3 SAML McCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-09
FARM FOR SALE.

" Nj IJIIELI., Dcputy for
ARCHIBALD WOODS, s q 4, and
I'm Com missioner ia hiS behaLT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
NEW GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED from New York, a
~ general assortment of Staple q Fancy
dry goods-among them are the foIlowin q
viz: Alpaccas, Orleans cloths, Monseline de
Lunes, Parlscnes. French McrIuos, English
do. walered slpeccsa, alipenes, bombaziue,
Imperial Paris vclvels /; Cashmere, Brocha,
net aud other styles of Sbawls; velvet. plush
and silk cravats /; hosiery, kid s. elk gloves,
worsted mIlts, dark bonnet ribbons, velvet
neck ribbons, cloths, Cnssineres, SattipetS,
Beaver clUihs, Pilot cloths, red, yellow 81
white fannels all of which are offered for
sale at az low PRICES Ms nt any other retail
store III city or town, nj M l:f2. by
}. VI. COOK u Go.
Sept 2ls[ 1919
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
new GOODS,
THIS DAY RECEIVED
J AMES MUMFORD,

~ AS this day received large and very
- desirable assortment of Goods. suilA-
bile for The approaching season. Among them
are to be found beaver cloths, broadcloths.
cassneres. Vermont cloths, saltIners, Me
rinoes, slpaccns. a"!nes, ParIseons, ChuSau.
Alpines, in all their varieties nUd of every
quality, palds for chldren's cloths, plald
Linseys, Shawls; worsted, woolen aud vigo-
MIA hosiery mlttens gloves, brown aud
bicached coiions, check, striped sbrtings,
red ,willed and plain tlannels yellow, green
and white do damask table linen cloths,
WOODEN 90. do. striped and figured. Irish pop
llns, b'ue black silks, thrend lnces. LlSIe do !;
edeings, sewing silks, all colors and quail.
ties.
The shove goods are TO be found at No
% ! =, Thames street. and will be as cheap
M nj any sthre IN town.
40 yards bleach cottons. in remnants, for
ST., 10 be found al the sane place, warranted
perfect. Sept. 2S-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
WOOL CARDING,

AT TnE GLEN, PORTSMOUTH.
vVSiIE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his Cardlna
Machines aro nov in excellent repair that
every attention viii be given to ceid into
nils Sleeps Usoi Of all grades. speedily and
IN. the best manner, by an experienced work
man.
Wool intended for his Mills, may bo left
at Samuel Carr's. Ferry Wharf, I. +. Lakes
" r. Siauhopc's, Broad street, Newport /;
I'D Win Vars Bristol Ferry, where the'wool
rllibe ,uken and the rolls returned.
,.. SAMUEL CLARKE.
N L. Wool should be oiled with pure
spurn oli--it can be done at the mills.
Portsmouth, May lS, 1913"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
shoulder Braces.

vI,HE improved Minerva Shoulder Braces
u intended to brace tho shoulders and ex.
pand the chest. This article will be found
Of immense benefit to children Of either sex,
who have acquired the habit Of stooplng; md
indispensable topersons of sedcntary habits.
Received and for snle by
ISAAC GOULD & SON,
Avg. 2Il l76, Thames. street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

WHITE FLANNEL, good article, may
w be found for one shilling per yard ut
JOHN n. JOUVET'S,
Oct. I;9, Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
Rail Road Line TO Boston.
NEW ARRd.NG EMENT
Forihe Newport, Taunton, Fall Rirer, and
NeiU Bedford


A STAGE will continue to leave Newport
- daily Sundays excepted, at 81 o'clock,
"A. NJ. aud arrive IN FalrIver at - NJ; leave
Fallriver at ] o'clock and arrive in Taunton
at 30 o'clock. The cars leave Tsupton at
"a p. IN. aud arrive in Boston at 6 o'clock,
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar.
rive in Taunton, at q o'clock.-A stage will
leave TsGn,on at 9l o'clock aud arrive in
Fallrivbr nj ~ NJ leave Falriver at p NJ.
aud arrives in Newport, Mt o'clock.
This stage intcrsccts az Falrivcr with the
New Bedford stage daily, aud arrives in New
Bedford ut "a O'clock p. NJ.
Returning, leave Now Bedford daily, Sun.
tdays excepted, at Q o'clock \. M, arrive IN
Falriyer at 10 lesve Fsllrivcr at o'clock,
and arrives in Newport At a.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
reasonable terms.
RATES or FARE.
From Newport to Fsllrlvct, s7l
Taunton &I75
Now Bedford, SI.75I
Boston, S2,5j
WAY fare in proportion.
Stage Book ht Messrs T. Townscnd's and
ut Hsssard's Hotels.
K. b. KINsLEY X Go. Proprietors.
Newport, Sept, Is, 1872.
SPERM LEs-l50 Boxes first
- quality COZ ale by
E.t.&w hEwToN
Avg ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
WOODEN Yarn.

I|LUE and grey mixed. black, purple, ran,
- dam md white. g and 3 threaded yarn,
for sale ut No. l32, by
Sept. 2sI J. M. COOK 8. co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
Satin Striped Plated Muslins
Dress Boots.

DEM. MARSH, In. 1:}S Thames street.
- has jus, received case of gen,lemens'
French Calf.skin Boots, of the lntest style,
and can sell them low. [Sep,. 28.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things ia Philadelphia.
GorresP Poncehcs oE NJ :,
PHrLApELFHLs, Oct. II. \

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l--P A.
r,..,r..r ~ " ,cr,-The City authorities have yer!
isy increased t!- wages OF labo'ers sinP'o!su "io"
lr.Is and elsewhere from s. cents to - pes cay.
ilfss 1 Tbsrs are t,so very important matters, N
bl,c rs desrlr interested that require pFomp
a; tsey have been delayed already entirely 100 Ions
- -, rbA Signature of Gov. Porter 10 the pi Ss!V
E.<an Of The legislature, authotstns George VI
D,uss and Wm NJ Meredith, Esqts, 20 Pfoseeu's "a os
,hs S,,.e Samuel NJ Broadhead ana others Charge
With aa attemPtto corrupt officers oil n n
~ f bs LEGISLATURE rhe second IS. the opinon o'
s ~ hs Court Of Common Pleas, II rster.ec, 90 ut
.ni, against Nlessrs. Btde and AnaieSEs os e
states Bank relative 10 the Use o >SoVuoo' uia = ''
Bank BIZ the defendants ,.,,,ss, Ia and
o'clock fre broke the large building IN ls
of VaDxhall Garden. Camden, occupiea py ~
and family which together win an ~ ,Th 59r
pied by Mr. Jackson. entirely aSstfGs;u r.
s %t- Paul mad narrow escape with their hvss. ~
ra believed 10 have been the work OF an incshu ~,
s,pl-s ss Will amount TO about Sl5OOno insurance W
lu, d 70 Ebenezer ,Toole. There was no com
muhicaon with the city, the ferry boats having al
running. -; -,..s-,,, j,
yrr fair amount OF bushes has been trasactt
IL IN American cotton aud woollen gcods the sSitS Oh
appear never have been active An d'ahce q
cent on IL brown cottons tock place. but otf'eF a'N
remained firm At former prices
The stock on hand uucommony large and ineteeu yes
.srday an additional Of sesea! handfea
Sales made in the early part oi the "egS =, -
since which time 37 las been demanded aud oetanso
sales OF about 54Co bbls. have been made at y :? - ''
sale OF 1900 bbls James Pattersons extra Tor ianiE use
al % rye 90 - Corn Meal : 50, with sales. r;N'
oorrsi this week 323i bbls Fiou 10 DO Rye u hhds.
and l4l5 bbs Corn Meal.
(iasiy-The supply Of Wheat continues ligh, and prices
firm. Sales have taken place 81 al cents per b9sleI
Rys )! S. Corn, Is 81, Guay--saes l.ght; dno
Ost a % cents with sales the amount OF about eo0
Woos.les OF abou, IS 900 lbs. have been made during
b week a, the following rates Prime Saxony 80 81 cents
psr lb No l. IS 81 No . - and IS; Quarter aud Com
mon 20; superine Pulled IS 80: No. % a - CTS;
CoN FREloHr5-Prices have sgaln advanced, ani 'sS-
sells continue scarce To NewYcrk 81 l25 PER ton Is
offered. to Albany 81 625 IS, to Boston %.
SrocKs &cThe sales at the stock board on oaturda!
eyince but little change IN the market.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

SAYpss sAR,APARRILA- Health is tho choicest blessing
Heaven can confer on man IN comparison which all "ehi
y treasures sink to nothing and lnsignhcane' Ihs reli
ohss of princes compare with the uddy ue o. %
tCtal wreck might by proper treatment and the olh
right medicine entely regain Their health Diseases ns
their Ur:n vated secr-tIon5 inflammation o mleyn
nmc5 cnroHic reumatism sciatc or un Saso, a:ISlrh
king evil salt rheun, be5 BARRIERS ileh snd simiI2f a.'
Sar9snan, which has been used ii many thousand eae'
with complete success.
For particulars advertisements this and other CITY Fs
pets.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and er sypa,,
By \. b. SANDS CO, Druggists, (Granlte BalldlGyS
also ty A. b. & D. SANDS 70 Fulton.street and Es;
Broadwey corner Of Market-5reet Pce 81 bottle AZ
bottles Tor s.. Original documents may al our @
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

- II is one OF the most difficult things in The woridoa
duce persona 10 examine into She merit Of different arnc
upon which depend their h.lLh and perhaps their e n,
sons Afflicted With dls%asgs OF the nas wmaPPe G byyas
before purchasing there but Iit,e doubt bu, they wona y
lsct Dr.. Coyert's Balm of Life. We ,hnk 50 oecaaJs
know that there article before the public WHICH e.
BRING the array o medical talent, and the same 2' &
Of positive evidence in ITS favor. We do hope ms WIZ
looked by those who purchase medicine before hy
II this DONE and the people fit purctas- esswD M
then have nothing say. Our teumonias may Ce '
at Office any OF our agents. The Balm Cais s, ~
coughs colds consumption; dyspepsia liver compliant p
cns, asthma Group, wbooping cough, &c anu inay 0s y
lied on without mistake. -, =!
This article is sold Wholesale and retail at Dr. ooyeEt ~
fee, 35 Nassau Clinton Hall; also 10 BOWEL, n n
Hndsonsteet II East Broadway; 2o8 % ,s,
Eighth Avenue; corner of l2st-srset and IhGa A''Ha
and of L. Randall. Jersey City. LAX,
P. $. j. w. Ayres's Black. Blue Red and Copying H'
for sale at 1876 Nassau St, Clinton Hall bindings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

@ The Rest of Don Juan - is the title of a
Poem soon to appear from the Press of w. FL.
CoIyER of this City 1t is written by HENRY
MoRFoRD, formerly well known as poetic con-
tributor to The New-Y orker.' He is a very
fluent writer, and his Poems exhibit much vigor
and brilliant fancy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u" TIE Book OF COMMON PRAYER, in the
fine illustrated edition of H. w. Hewett has
reached its eleventh number. The white paper,
large clear type and copous engravings by
which this edition is distinguished, will make
Ii deservedly popular. If it could be issued OF
tener less inconvenience would be felt by sub
scribers-but in itself it amply deserves a liberal
patrOna ce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

D" In the sale of clergyman's effects, near
Hereford England, his Library brought fS and
his Liquors $3.50,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u ArPEAL OF THE REV. WAS ZANDr is the
title Of neat pamphlet we have received, noticed
heretofore tits written by w. H. Seward Esq.
his legal counsel, and sets forth lucidly the evi-
dence which seems to exonerate him entirely from
the serious charges on which he was convicted
at Rochester by Jury, though acquitted by an
Eccles, ,astical Court. We commend its careful
perusal to all interested in the subject
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u THE NEw-Yo DIRK EXAMINER, is the title Of
new weekly paper, editedby WILLIAM L. Mac
KENzIE, of which the first number was published
on Saturday 1t places no names at the head of
it's columns but is devoted almost entirely to vio-
lent attacks upon Mr.. VAN buren, His history
is examined with searching severty-irom his
first entrance INTO political life. We commend it
to the attention of his political friends. Mr..
Mackenzie writes with great vigor and ability
and evinces pretty thorough acquaintance with
political history. We presume the paper will ad-
vocate the nomination of Mr.. CALHOUN but ii is
hardly enough OF a nel7s paper to command very
wide circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u TIE PRoGREss OF PusEYlsM' is the title
of pamphlet composed Of the articles on the
subject which have appeared IN the columns of
the New World, just issued by J. Winchester,
80 Ann.strcet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

u TIE RESCUED Nun, is the title of tale
intended to exhibit the usage of the Convent
System, by the author OF Mabel the Actress,
just published by Burgess & stringcr. 1t is
neatly printed and sold for one shilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

PRESIDENT HARk1sos.-A Cincinnati CORES
pondent OF the Baltimore Patriot says q move
ment has been made in this city, with a good
prospect of success, by several influential indiv-
duals, as well as by the press, in favor of call
ing public meeting of our citizens for the pur-
pose OF devlslng some definite mode for raising
fund to be applied to the erection OF an appropriate
monument to the memory of the lanented Har
rison.
DgowNED.-We learn FIVE men were drowned
IN Megrynee,ing Bay, Thursday while their way
from Bowdoaha village 10 this place. Four OF The PEI
were coored, and We h.iere az belonged here Names
not known 10 Lincoln Tel.
YALE CoLLEGE,-T'he Freshman Glass which
has just eEterec Yale College, already about
nuupsd Quite number understand, have also entered
the olhs. classes. n. II. CoRrisr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

STEAMBOAT DISASTER AND Loss OF 80 LIVES
The New Orleans Tropic OF the 22d says that
the steamer Clipper, one of the Bayou Sara
packets, under the command Of Captain Laurent,
burstedher boilers on the 18th Sept, about noon,
as she was backing out from Bayou Sara to pro-
ceed to Tunica. AT the explosion the boat broke
in two, and sank Immediately. The boilers and
a part OF the cabin were blown away entirely
The editors say they have been unable to learn
the exact number Of lives lost by this sad disas
ter, but Of the whole crew, (sapposed to be tortY
only nine persons escaped. Capt. Laurent and
the Pilot, Mr.. Jordan, uninjured, and seven scald-
ed. Captain Bessy, well known in that city
who was acting as clerk on board, is among the
missing. John Tyson, Engineer, and the mate,
whose name we have not learned, are severely
scalded, and their recovery despaired Of There
were no passengers on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

SUDpEa CH,NCEs.-Thsre is nothing more ttYiDs ID.
the human constitution than sudden chances oil
Heat raes the blood quickeuS the crculaon and inco
the p-rspratiou; bat when suddenly checked the NUM-
which should pass off by the skin thrown bak up.1s
Guilty in breathing, watery and nhamed eyes, soene In
throat Coughs, consumpo pains about the chest esc rs
-rInss succeeded BY transient tn4he' Of heat fa
Wrighs Indian Vegetable Pills are The most as,,sr III
medicine in the world for Carrying off cold; Dscas gy
cleanse the body Of those hmors which the cau m
pain suffer single dose viii in all cases se b b7
II repeated tew times, vii! most assuEedy rsi9e
70 perfect Health. , y,.Ji,
All GENUINE medicine has }fgb,'s Indian frsl 4 sf,ul
Ps ne2t lntad on the sies o the hoses; els l. loead
be remembered that, II the word Wrigh,s" csihos
all Is positively wrong ..a ,gzine
Bemarc Of Conntefts-The public are ses a
the many spuraua medicines, which ~ ofivi .oa
mad in outward appearance, closely 10 feSeinDs ''
wonderful Fills. ,,s}eise
Olfce, devoted exclusively 10 e SAL Of the ys Vol
whoc,ale and ret1Sos. 23G GFeeuaie stf@,t 80, Pa
No &9Tre;ao.t street, Boston; and No. lG9 ha's
ladelphis,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

II McDoNALD charged with causing the
death Of Wm Parker a, ST Louis he's been discharged from
custody nothing appearing the testimony to sustain the
chslss aEainst him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE

CouRr C,LENDAR.-This day-Supe-ior Copr,
The October with l26 cases. Nos fo
l4y: /, :, 8, !, 5, 8, :, s, 9, II, IL, Is, IL.
J,Rculr Corsr.-Nos. 70, %. s., So 40, 50, so 81 :,
50, IS. "a, 65, 90, 10. IL, -, T3, "a, IS. -
CoM,loN PLENs--Sos. 80 l26, 50, 6l IS, 81 10 !, :,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

DEATH OF Police OFFIcER-Benamin
Franklin Tonpkins, valuable and worthy man,
long an able and unexcepGonable officer Of police,
and a nephew of the late Governor Tompkins,
died suddenly at his residence in Bavard street,
on Saturday morning, greatly lslnented by al his
numerous friends and acquaintance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02
SAruspay o.,
t. STATES DlsrRIcr CouRr-Betoge ind.

I. STATES DISTRICT Cornr.-BefoFe tnsr.
Byrrs.
DrclsIon ~ BAsxKurrci-, ,lnthOny Deg--ob;.e,io,
had been made 10 discharge ground oi peti;ione t,
ing made an assignment in 1872 IN contemplation Of h,
-pnrcy The Cou,t held hat there sadciea. eyS.r,.
20 show such an assignpsnt-but majority in aumb
and amour; Of toe creditors preferred having ass.l,e
the discharse it would be granted aaess the cOuns. m
creditors, on the next motion day shows good ground uby
should not be So
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Beore judges
ISoLrs and ENGKAiiAN.
Drc,sIoS-B..s..cich end Ne,rsoeer Bridge and rs,,.
~ co.-The schooner Emma Elizabeth vas pIar,8 ),
n.c 1872 by running agains, the draw OF the bridge MN
,n ,k and also detained for tce cou.sSc,c,.
If NO, being able 10 pass through Action soush for
,,n,z am, verdict gwen IN favor Of plaintiff for sco
shown that the draw cut Of order and ineas.,
bIe.-The Cour: held that he Company vas eoaRd Syt
cb,,r 70 lave draw 90 feet wide, aad 70 open al,ns
,yb.r rsooi,sd They are therefore liable II is. tA.
ara contemplated b, passengers who were unable iot
ts hid but the chatter merely provides ihat the las
b, ali times be opened for the passage OF 'ese rsr
yicr confirmed, with costs.
MIMI Elisabeth Wilson vs. The Cotpoi alton Of Nsr
I9,E,rhe plaintiff cwaed lots Of ground as 'he So,s,
10Th street. and seventh avenue, one OF whichWas ldwa
inc house The Corporation adsd and raised ths 4y,ls,
and rain storm soon afterwards inundated the lots qt s
in,sd the Auildg Action vas brought Tor damass ,al.
ys,dict VA, aiken in favor Of plaintiff for 500 o. 'u,
- he decision Of the Court. The Court does ccr,
the Corporation liable.
PoIlce OrFIcE.-SrEALlNG CLoTHNG.-Ger.
vao edrr was committed for stealing ccalant Iaa
falcons from Henry Johanus OF Jersey CITY, which b,
pledged al No. 1851 Chorelstieet
p,cveo,xr, ARRysrrp.--Thi. morning two officers lion
NJ. U,yen Connecticut arrested here Two men named
Mcdowell and G. c. Baxter, agitiyes fcom iusiiet fen
New Haven where they "dlbed for having pesat
pocket Of Era Hu;chkins OF that city ol s94 lew aN
Ince They were mmed prison TO await the Teqa,Na
of the Governor Of Connecticut for their remoValo New
Haven for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-02

car,man Yesterday delivered load consisting OF Two
barrels on board the steamboat Nortl Amencahe dlTt
ton was A. w Hyde Whitehall Suspicion awakened
that all right aud after tho cartOn left in coa
sequence Of stencil proceeding from the barrels they
uheaded and found TO cont,n three dead bodies The Co
roner directed the barrels well their be
veyed the Dead House the Park and will iayeStatss
matter DR.. Vache examined the bodies and appears mcg
probable that they being Whitehall Tor III
purpose of medical research The body of maa Is d.
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