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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
DR SPOnN'S ELlXlR OF nEALTn

for the certain prevention of Ferers, or any gen,
sral sickness; keeping the stomach m mos
perfect order, the bowels regular, nd determ!
All m 10 the surface. Colds, coughs, pains ~
the bones. hOarseness, and DrOpSy are quickI 4,
cured By n. Know this by trying.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05

KSAFA RIiIiIA.-tOMNIOCk COM
OUNO EXTRACT. There is no other prep
ration of Sarsaparilla that can exceed or equa
tbs. yOs are sure TO get COmsiuck's YOU will
IN u superior TO all Others Ii does Lot require
Patfiing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-05
EPr. EE.E,S
CELESTIAL BALM

OF LdIN IL pOsIIlNe cure Tor theJplTes, and
all external aIlugs-all internal irritations bro'i
10 the surface BY friction with this Balm;-so 10
chest this balIH applied on a flannel will relieve
and cure al once. Fresh wOunds or old sores
arc rapidly cured by it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

More quarrels in The iOcofoco family The Sec
rotary of Slae Mr. Youug) and the Lieut.. Gov.
eruoF of New York tMr Dickinson,) have go, up
quite fierce fight, and the party will more or
less divide and sustain lheso Two champions. Ii
seems that The Secretary sent letter to the Sen.
ute, limiting pretty plainly The propliey of repudi
ating portions of the state debt-m which letter
he attacks The Lieut.. Governor for some official
act. The Lieut.. Governor was favored by a lie
tote, SO Iha' he could make a speech and he did
speak ably against lie Secretary. The contro.
versy now goes on in Tie newspapers, aud prom.
ises TO be causlc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

RumOrS are rife of fierce cabinet quanels-one
account says that two Secretaries actually came
to blows in Cabinet Council. This la is not
to be believed, we think, for moment. It seems
incredible that either Mr. Spencer or Mr.. Upshur,
the parties named by the rumor, should 10 far or-
get themselves. Credence 10 generally given,
however, to the report of serious disagrsen,ents:
some say, growing out Of McKsnzies' case, and
others out of,he appointment ofa VIGOROUSLY bad
fellow TO Office,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

The storm Of The 2SIh ult. was severe all over
New Eng aud. In Connecticut and Rhode Island
there were heavy Aoods-iu some places the
heHvies, since ls07--and generally the New Eng.
land Rail Roads were much INSTRUCTED hy snow
IN some sections mud in others much Injured by
The Hoods. In New York, New Jersey aud Penn
sylVania, the storm was less disastrous. Should
there be much rain, there is good reason TO appre-
head very disastrous foods in Vermont. Seldom
has there been MS much snow on The ground at
this season Of the year us now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

The Eyysipeias. Davis, of Norwich, in
public communication, thus ailudes to the prevail
ing epidemic:-
From II careful observation of the disease, pos,
convinced that The present epidemic has its seas
in the hillary and digestive organs, and in the com.
mencement Of the disease would direct ,hs pruc-
tIlones attention 10 the gastric and Patic re- gius
under full conviction that the liver, in a MAORI
~ of cases is Ihs organ primarily affected. And
am happy TO slate, that since have become con-
snced OF This fact, and administered accordingly,
! have had no case terminate fatally. Were l 10
apply definite name TO The present epidemic,
should be inclined TO call il the Spotted Fever"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

farmer should go with his hands unwashed.
have not little contempt for farmer, who would
consider himself above performing any labor
which Tho business Of the farm might render ne
cessary, whether it be standing in the ditch, or
treading down the manure heap; but | cannot
farmer that he should carry about him, when his
services are finished the badges of his employ
Henl, to the discredit of his own appearance, or
to the offence and discomfort OF others.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
GEN. SCOTT ON SLAVERY

In answer to interogations put to him, Gen.
Winfield Scott has recently written a very frank
letter on the subject of slavery. We are glad to
see some Of The views contained in it, and none
the less glad because they come From, native Vir-
ginian, and first saw tho igI, in Virginia news
paper. The letter will be published in our next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Iyiersed. MIR. Hall has been removed from
The post-office al Painfeld, in this county, and
Doct. Bancroft put in his place. The Doctor was
formerly postmaster. Whether or not Mr.. Hall
has been eniIIy of any offence except il be of vo-
ting for John Tyler 10 be Vice Presiden, in 1910,
we cannot say.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

M RtJsier d,sH Mr.. Cass The papers are FL
I'D with long and shat p correspondence between
MIR. Webster and Gen. c ass on the Washington
trealy,-too long for our columns altogether
While Minister at France, in l642, Gen. Cass in
terfered against the ratification, by France, OF the
QuinIupe treaty for the suppression of the slave
trade, and his course was approved by our Gov
eminent. Then followed The Washington Treaty !;
Gen. Cass disapproyed of il, and requested to be
recalled, and was recalled, our government still
approving his course us Minister. The General,
however, contrives 10 attack Mr.. Webster and
MIR. Webster proves himself more than match
for the General, and successfully defends the rea-
~ Such, we suspect, is The opinion OF the ma
ior'y Of men skilled in threading diplomatic con-
troyersies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Csssius M. Clay. Esq. of Lexington, KY con
tinues fearessly to publish his views on slavery,
notwithstanding the violence which has been
threatened him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Hayti. The reyolulloniss carry all before them.
On the 9th of March, Gen. Ilerard issued Proc
lama'ion as the head ofa provisional government.
Boyer is still in possession Of Por, su Prince.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Snow-Snow. The CaIedonsn publishes a
memoranda Of snow storms lat St. Johnsbury, we
presumed from Nov. OH, le42, to March ~, 1913,
from which it seems that the quantity of snow
fallen within that lime was ~ feet and inches.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

"A tocofoco democrat. We have a beautiful case
to put 10 lhosn orators, such as Ex-Governor Van
Ness, who were wont TO talk just ms though they
believed that political principles run in thu blood,
from father 10 son, and must unerrngy SO run,
down to the last generation. 1t is the case of
George Rex Davis, Speaker ofthe House Of Rep.
resenaves Of New York, and lntely appointed
by John Tyler to be postm of Troy. lie is
one Of the locoloco leaders in New YORK and "a
strong Van Buren, man. His father was Tory,
and fought against us in The Revolution as an Off
Ger in the British army and in his excess of loyal
Iy to George Rex of England, he named this son
OF his George Rex Davis"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
iiYMENEAL STATISTICS.

The Lancaster tPa.) Examiner has recently Civ
en- in tabular form some interesting facts land
fctions, in relation To the blessed slae OF nalri-
mony, out Of which writer in The Nationa In
tellgencer has manufactured a very entertaining
article. We cannot give the article but will con-
dense the statistics, from which the reader can
draw ample materials for reflections.
Married people in the county 3 ,29S; OF whom
married for love, 1850; for prudential reasons,
1894; for love anu money, S,ll4 ir' m curiosi-
~, 1880; happy malrhes Is; oera5Iy happy, S.
500; happy at times, S,404 perfectly miserable,
1929; wives wearing The unmcntionables, 1850;
husbands, ditto. g.
Unmarried folks, l4,lsl viz. old hue! elors g.
783, among whom, by the way, is one who is
candidate Tor The Presidency, aud another, Ia Yer.
monter, too ,-a-lnss for The bachelor! \ who has
once been talked Of for Vice President; old maids
40; young ladies, GG00; widows, 40i wilowers
309--all in various conditions as foIIows,
Number of young ucn now going courling in
Lancaster, 1880
OF which, have actually popped the ques-
lion and been accepted, 63O
Ditto, ana heen refused 25
Number who ure anxious 10 pop The ques.
lion, but can't screw up their courage 1910
Number who have tilted IS
Number hunting fortunes 2349
Number Of confrCied bachelors $50
Of which are not worth having S45
OF which would do, ~ last resort 5
Number of wdowers who wish to marry
nguin 4
Number OF widows do &c BOG
Number Of young ladies who are in Iha inS.-
ket G6i9
OF which have actually had offers 655
OF which waiting in dreadful suspense 1910
OF which concluded 10 accept 1909
OF which will ask her mother
Number Of young ladies in marker, with
"melallc charms" I47
OF which hold bnnk stock 60
OF which will heir a small turm each AZ
OF which have money AT interest 40
Number of young ladies qualified 10 make
good wives 664o
OF which would darn their husbands stoc-
kings $50
OF which skilful in astronomy $500
OF which learned in the languages ABS
OF which able 20 spell their own names 500
OF which know how TO waltz 43O0
OF which know how make a pudding 200
OF which know how TO use a spinning.
wheel 40
OF which know how to spend their hus.
bands money G6i0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

China. News to Dec. l, bu, nothing very i'm
porsani The Chinese people show considerable
opposition to foreigners coming among them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Death Of Senator. Hon Samuel McRoberis,
u s. Senator from Illinois, died at Cincinnati on
the 9th u.t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Rhode Island Treason Cdses-A noile prossqm
has been ordered by the State aulhoriliss on all
these cases
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

l.. W." OF South Barre does not make out a
sufficiently astonishing to suit the public ear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07

Below is the reply OF 'P.' Whose name is in our
possession, 10 the Standard. This must close tie
controversy,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-07
COMMUNICATIONS.

e the late numbers of the " Ohio Statesman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

RoME.-The past year is stated to be the first
since 1890 in which the population of this city
instead Of increasing, has diminished. Owing
to the prevalence of an epidemic, the number of
inhabitants fell OFF from l56,009 10 llS,0OU.-
This is made up of 81 ,450 families, 81 Bishops,
,l39 Priests, 2.0l2 Monks, l,466 Nuns and
POI Hcrctcs, Turks and lnfdcis, independently
of Jews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

MILITARY EEcAMrMENr Is MARYLAND-Tle
Military Encampmcnt of Frederick commenced
Monday and will continue the whole week. Col.
James NJ. Coale is Commander-in- Chief. The
troops will be reviewed on Thursday by Major
General George II. Stcuart, Of Baltimore, and
Brigadier General Williams, OF Hagerstown, with
their respective Stalls. On Friday they will be
reviewed by Gov. Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

RUMoRED ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-A gentle
man from Pitts!ord informed us yesterday, that
one or two persons were killed on the deck OF a
canal boat, while passing under the low bridge IN
that village, on Sunday evening. We have not
heard farther particulars, and our informant did
not learn the names OF the persons said to have
been killed Rochester Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12
TlIE SUBSCRIBER t.kespIeasuye.

warranted surcuo,o ay heretofore used Tor m pu1Os,
Al Persons Lemons OF u'Da thr value and g,oy
Of lee hln made shoes by rai;ns 50 by nail or Other
WIS., loo b. escorted shoes ". q. immediately be FORWARDED
warranted 70 sdt be section o country ior which they
%nicnd rs Gpr! ~ . subsc5er At he works or 10
leoF :. o.. I4aTens, !i1rt Z ysley, j. C. Hear & Br
p'-I - Coz New Yok CPSs Salts, Boston; A. n 4
Is W Jones hlta,iphia tld E. Pat. & Bother Baltimore
where farther n'aar4tiTu NV ina had on . subject
Troy ron AID Nal Faaorv. Agrli. HENRY BURDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12
Y Sc - Anrolnrme,.r

Rv Announcement
J 81. II Oli-LOt i, I'm manufacturer 10 the
!Aouce the attent, The i-lst ssyea! i.r4.
- is.ces aud not only aou M Ci!ig lot also anon
thtS Hi o1i:;in- The h aCls ~ til mark: Il can
s " i'tgl-a ~ rs lnlishe epeas4nce, and II. Yer;
= ob.e!se ne Pen, sfs j. MARRIED IN fall Jo,.ob
G2tts F4:s! Or Joseai. elliott, warranted = and .,at
=aSti -F';ss l-5'rs lac sml- u his signature
81 JonD ztr-et. Conner OF Cold iyI5Ty
GRQION WaTER-DAY'S F!rt Pre,o1T7,,,
- .Hil Rabhtr Hos i confidently -rcommenlei for sn
20, " l. used, :u warranted 70 possess tie
-; l. !, perfectly t-r une: - procure Of re ro,o,
- - MAJ OF nestroGs-st ta5.cz snd i.l LGt nildsy
~ ~ ti-I4 N 'r i-is si.t t-iai.Js 20 attention..
-. - y 20. i,sti2yed o. coming Nth OF OF,
ca nor ,1.hei by cold weathef, the rubber de-
"Livs-, As micro: ts.ie.:-ls ez>a I...!
tt Couplings I'D Jet iis viii t. .tt.ci.s. yon.
- al c4s4a EuFers sill that ": ~ -
Other N t= trat) jes; a.tic- oas yySii 10 I ~
55Is s'i1 =, 9l, s !.5 ais HORACE II DAY,
= III successor 70 itoIborJ X. CO. IS ;iadrn Ian.
; CiANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bar,t
- i;l>solsTs Of t.r st Of View o.s rs thu B5rg
S0e-!o-Notlc- Is -rqby gwen rusg,st ~ w, . H o.
toaF OF Ch.eec !ae HE 2.zt d. Of E.i,,- iss N;
= .ad s1ecs OF tn SAL! G4nk Of B1tfao ma IN iit'
II IL IeiefIet 10 1e a! TIE Masters of thu
- IT. <flons'S Other thing, take and ssre an ar
5 W ~ re del4ats ct any dssc1rt.nn .-es -
INK .! bai'Alo and 70 enable ih- said t.,t-l -
account md for the gene-a purpose eon,-T L., -
.iii-i 20 ex!6Lt tas accounts cs:fr; a. az,
aio nihk Of Buffalo % James Cfock-. gsi S ls'
Buffalo by The 1, day Serten-r s' u ,he ctty 81
. ms saI. and N dsfault ereoi a4T viii T. dTts
aaa fep az tsiSg:!2a which shall a. nal u s slt
ira Eth t N 6ss 4; sib ls,s - - oen F
J.gs CRocKrH. Master in sney ne hH o. 6as2p
RICHMOND FLOUR.-a5]57l, barrels Picl,rnond
"a 6RINSEL MiST sI.as is1 c ;t,s y soprb-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

AccrDgSr.--A small sail boat, containing four
persons, returning from fishing excursion, was
accidenny capsized yesterday afternoon, and
Claus Cope, German, was drowned. Boats i'm
mediatey left the city for Their relief and succeed
ed in saving the other three, who were clnging
to the bottom of the boat. When the boat was
rightca, tie body of Claus Cope was found IN
her, and life was not quite extinct, but he expired
before reaching the city, Charleston Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

UNUSUAL FArAI1rY-iFoung Crowley, who
was drowned in the Delaware on Friday last.
was found yesterday morning. and in the after
noon consigned to the grave atthe corner Of Pine
and Fourth street. He was an only son and
his mother was widow His companions in
large numbers followed his corpse in procession
to the grave The Rev. Mr.. Brainard, in his ad-
dress, said that seven OF the same circle of rela-
tives had found watery grave.-[Philad lnq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

CIR ASHLEY COOPER'S JUSTLY CELE.
tSBEATED and truly e:cacouS Says ior Corns bies
Inor haze beer 5cscg coun;erteit-d ana sold
known We caution oil against buying without care
add by Hoadley PHELPS Co. ~ Waerstret; Williams,
Mab.r Capp 80 Maid n.ane. wholesale Druggists also by
all reputable throughout The Price p
per box and oqrqntsd Principal office ISL Broadway New
Sork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

- OLD Est RLlSHED E,rigranr P.ssen
fS5 once, s s9gsh $: r.Ycsk-ReSuiaI Lire Of
tom Of Gr-a; Bti,sir and Ireia1d wbs ma D. a.
sd y ins'I i-es er By he fecqialiae OF acke. SHIPS
ever SIX days from Liverpool Persons s,tug Scr
tetr irsfds ms. rely .aI JUS, ce viii b aiken 70 bzYs ey
without delay a Liverpool AID Viii zlways en-
Gee "a. - -SLtS cotua1ce Of r- public ra,r.ua-r Jybr
hts osa 80 Literally bestowed for usny etrs .ir. sd ri
fsn!ip Ea3SeS en- have Drafts payable at al re Ranas
,. tatsI particulars apply iii By Irif-r ,,s- ,.;5
Eth JOHN ECRDMAN 81 Son.s :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

E'lSN'S SUMMER COOK sTOVE.-In again
calling the notice Of the public this invaluable in's
eh 9r economy and GtY 10 the culinary department. s
OK hoasek.rIrfs itaVin. them use 70 convince ~
HAo iie not already made acquainted with their faeii-
lh% superiority over anything heretofore IN use iof ~
go7kag As thee Stoves already I'll know1 y ~, ~
y Necessary l" say that with economy which ~iii tu' H.
cooking tor Family Of from three twenty-five psrsos
ne oTs., "hch Is soluble tbs capacity Of that OF TIE o
wiie there IA i IN the stove. They warranted IN all 90
70 niy answer he recommendation, thy nay be
nised !soni who have fully listed their superiority nI
os seen AZ INC toT- 2a aer They used with ahthflei
coai WEI 90 more cooking with ore-foua The expense =
wood u a. ore Fireplace, and may be ased with woSf "'
Manufacturers and dealers in Fsks Patent stoves VARIOUS
purposes, A3 Wstsra. mys eod1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

.nent given, and in fact more money made, on
this spot Of land, than on any other farm OF the
same extent, conducted on proper scientific 70
tat;on of grain and green crop, IN any part OF the
empire, or tie Dorid. Did the average land OF
ireland produce only one-haif OF the value. ae-
cording to quantity, that is on this mode! iaffn.
we should hear no more Of com-laws, tariffs, or
want OF employment among the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12
,a,a-nar1Y srFAMRn.T IINE-lss

l8.s-DAILY STEAMBOAT LINE-lS3.
81 $50 AXE 95HiAR1o155
80 ROUTE. L-z-1s.S
SI4GaRA FAILS. ROCHESTER. osv-E5o. SET-IoRK,
.AcSrTTs HAEBoa, xrScsroS, osDEyssCRGH AsD
II To @= ~ ss s SD s OF TE iRRENeE G IN
J. Van Cl~ys ior Daily Line between sac-tts Earbof
.r o; 7rsTlesTinr slcEr..s Harfsor al Il ocoe An
Cswexo O'Clock ?. NJ. Rocheste 2; 10 O'Clock 2 tnd
. breafzzt tie syt mornings. R@tnrai.geavp Lewiston al
o'clock p b.. Rochester II II o'clock NJ, Os"zo al
o.e;9cE a 4f5 arrive a Saeke,t; Hzfeos az halis :
Tb@ rev St=a,asr ROCHESTER Capt {: $. W 5:9
Liae i.vfT 0,sr:o Kingston and O,I-nsburr and
connection with IL above SezrasTs-earlEz Oswe:o az
Fails AMI Lewiston. Kagst3 II a NJ. and rrIve At o.
Geasbu. M afternoon RefurniPs-lsaye 0sdens-
Le .eaS55s Ma Falls snd Bnaslo.
OF te.T-r, riil sr1iye a: Montrea direct in d hours
Steamers have Lewiston daily for Toronto and Hamilton
A LINE OF NEW CANAL PACKETS
Lave srarae ever morning and .vean- for Oswsgo and
FaII., K,n.s;on ad os5esar and !.2Ts oswsso ever
morning and evening he ARRIVAL Of The Lake Se:Tnsfs !cr
and zrys ti= FOR the morning and evening Cars
- <>-'e-' FARE, INCLUDING BOARD.
g % rom Syracuse 70 Eeehestsr Landing
$ $;s5 .. Si3Eea Falls
4. Mg,ysoS Uie2. ( ? AlLEy q1 :.s
J: 3urrEFfIELp Utica II Ft71Hg6E &Co., Osysso
Henry WHITE. Utica. BRoNsoS ! CHccSER- do
Osweeo Ma, 1888. nyzj i'm cod DS|f
lS43-DETRO OFT AND CHJCAG O-lS43.
THROUGH N THIRTY-NISE HOURS,
81 e. Central !. RAILROAD -
The cheacs safes; aud nost erge;ous Ionte to the West
bsing - hours quicker tlan The LAKE route y,
The R5iIroa Cars leave Detroit daily SUNDAYS excepted
p NJ: leave Jackson P. " Coaches, arrive az s. Jo-
senf ats p NJ day -av: -; JoS the arrival OF The
Stages Steamboats,, ., miles TO Chicago, AID slv3 at
This route was established expense in 1872 and rs
success warrants m; projectors extending the tacIes Tor
Steamboat oi 20 Tons bnrhen, with powerful
Low Pressure Engine, viii take the place OF the Steamboat
Ex,rzs al7vays in readiness.
Office Chicago at the General Stage Office In Detroit
a; the Railroad Ticke; Q,ice
T. TILLOTSON x co. S.P.
Z. B. * s. WARD, :. B.
Jac.son MAJ 1873. ----- mT3o 3neod
NEW-YORK ANDF RIERAILROAD
t5f:s...s.; EXTENDED TO MIDDLEToW,N, oraDGe
49, Comty-On aud after Thursday, Jnne !: III.
Goshen and hfiddleown daily Sundays excepted As ows:
steamboat arrow Captain a H. schultz, taking he 5f
At ri5rnon and arrive at ,oshenat 81 O'Clock and Middle
town 9oclocI P NJ Returning, leave Middetown at "a
II aud arrive al Nev-lorE at II 4. VI
An Accommodation Linz Cor Free': and leaves
clock and hddatrwn O'Clock P. NJ Returning. leave
NGdeto1yn At s. p NJ aud arrive in the city about u.
For Freight, Leave NeT-l ors 1t6 a. 1l ana arTe Al
dletowl snc l-y returning leave Aid.ietowG al T. VI
and srrivG Ia New ! orr; samc night
May 2..h 1873 Ia2e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-12

NIORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
vi NEDtCTNES-Cau u the People Of America =
W. perby certify that MeSSrs FIRTH Hal l. OF Er,ns
I'm square New York. our only GENERAL AGENTS
COZ the Uat States of America; and that neither Hox
Srrrur,Rp NoAr nor GEoRGE / trLoS, our late A.St;
are II: auy authorised to vend Mori>oas Vegetable us
ysrSr Medicines many limitations are IN circulltiau h
Canton becomes highly necessary All persons selling on,
Medicine, IN United must have the authority III.
bsfnr.-n ,u,ci Ne,Srs. ttRrH x Hall.
fSisncs) MORRISON, MOAT X Co, HygCists
British College, Health, New Road London Jan l$ta
The above cdlfia erllnltiug from the British College Of
He,ltl iouon viii be hailed with the warnss, enthu,
,m bv the friends the Hygeian System, much as I,
tends 10 espOsc cnd oppose TIA tcorfhisS coftcts which
hsv been extensively circulated BY those who destitute
of moral princple Is they ignorant Of the healing AT
The Invaluable medicines of the British College may b. oh
tanned in original purity Of several gentlemen who har.
taken agencies several Of the different States whose name,
will De found in TIE Nsw York Courier and Emiuirer
They eau b had aso in the original packages Of the follow
Ing sut-Agemis, VIZ:
Nes,gs Paul Pou 4 CO. CO John 81.
II. H. Schieifelin Y Co. l0i and loo John At.
JIG Whtmore, Esq. IS South ST.
Isaac Smell. IN Gr,rnwchSt.
Peter Hampton, 100 Canal -, New York city.
Messrs. Post y Lewis Jericho, I'll
Il. D. Bar,well. Troy, New York.
Mrs GoolhH Utica, DO
Cir. W II. Bnrtis, Rochescer, do
Messrs Cofowe < Butler, Pokeepsie, n, Y
w. J. Styles. khineheck, DO
FIRTH HALL, General Agents,
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