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MERCHANDISE TRAINS
April 8, 1874,
ANIMAL CHENIISTRY.


A NIMAL CHEMlSTRY-hds proved beyond all
~ question that means can DO so chemically combined
act upon the al sorben system and various
Accommodations, which, If allowed to continue will create
disease, pani Troublesome tumOs morbid swelings,
luOus diseases &c. According ia the chemistry and the
physiology Of e human system, remedy has been dis
covered and applied and rendered successful IN
moving painful swengs pains IN the side and back, rheu
matsm, scroiu"us humois kng~ Evil enlargement about
tie throat and neck, ague cakes enlarged Spleen &c SC
One thing Should be borne in mind by every physician,
that the here spoken Of should be used in prefer
TO every thing else, IN OF gdherngs painful
swtings the breast If those who nurse When the
breasts arc pplnul-there winch be used
that will give quick and certain relief his. II
fails for weak backs spinal irriauons, and IN fact all
kins OF weakness nilammaions, cannot fail. As
external application in liver complaints paus in tho hips
has equal and as pam extractor OF al kinds here Is
drops lnmenl or plaster that vii compare with lhe
"JhW DAVID'5 or HEBREW PLASTER"
this the remedy, AMI IS too well known among pnysi
clans IN general need any other description. Thou
sands have been rceyedby Tins pUs!eraer every other
Application had fl led II pleasant wear and
need fear taking cold IN that part which the plaster
applied. 4 pamphlet giving an account Of its dscayery
with certificates, directions, &c accompany each Box
which sufficient 10 spread SIX or eight pdsers Pree
so cents.
CLARK s. COLLINS, Montpelier wholesale agents
ot the State ocVermont For sale also by l.. Howard,
Budmslon; 4. Huntington, Vergenhes 5, Moody, Mid
d.,bury, n G, Hale, Chelsea; Dana, Weeks and stan
ton, Danyi!ici Il Iupper Chailoue; W Il j.
Wood Wosfr3 l. l. Dutchcr, 81. Adams; 4 d
soar Fairfield Il and . Walker, Bakersfield; Flsk
and Brown Waiorylc kee,er aud Noyes, Hydepark
p Moves, Morrisville Peunock d Benjamin, Wocot
Hoon ana Judrvine, LamOiIie; Perry and Co. Cab
l. b Putnam, Marshheldj l. Jeweu 81 JohusbuIy Jew
cit and Co Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Dlwner,
sharon; $ Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr Richmond
Duuan oui Clark, 8ra'iloboro, 22-iyeop.
SCARCE AND BEsIRABLE GOODS.
DlCH Plain and Flgd, Light and Dark SILKS, New
II Styles Urlya,s, do, Ribbons. FTlnges and Gmps for
Trimmings, Grass Cloth, etc etc, Selling at
naNI Il III III lt,R
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NEW BOOKS.

HEROES and Nero Worship, The New Purchase,
j. L Etiquette, Mysteries of Paris The False Heir The
Bankers Wife, Nina, The Neigdbors, Self Devotion, The
Women Of Eng aud, &c. SC. just received by
Nov. I6. T. p. WALTON and SONS
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RICH DRESS GOODS.
81 LIT.
GILMORE g. PRATT.

UAVE Tor sale for Cash County Produce, at the
l. Depot Store, Concord N. H.
800 hhds Bonares Salt 800 do Turks Island do;
800 do st Ubes dol
1000 Bags Washington Brand Fine Salt 10 the ton
500 do Broughton and Sutlons do do do.
The above be delivered direct from the vessels free
from expense beard the the Depot in l}os
tom in quantities. TO suit purchasers, al the Depot ia
Concord ii at Boston prices and fl eight
p. s. The advantage Of purchasing direct from the
vessels and getting Custom House measure at least 20
cents hid Oct O. l843-33-3mis
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THKESHING MACHINES.

THE Subscribers wish to inform the Farmers and Me-
chancs Of Vermont that they have the general agen.
ey for manufacturing J A. TAPLlN'S PATENT OR.
TABLE HORSE POWER, and would be happy 10 exc.
cute all orders for machines tho shortest notice.
Inc superiority Of these machines all others hth-
eno IN use has been thoroughly ana satisfactorily osted
wherever they have been oduced and rtqne only to
be known in order receive the most unqua flied and do.
Glded preference. H. N. TAPIIN
Montpelier, Nov 10, 1913. 3t.r
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L 900 Qunlals Cod Fish; 100 do old Dun do 200 do
n Pollock do For sale the Depot store for less than
Boston prices by GILMORE and PRATT.
Concord, October ~, ls43. dmis
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DYE-sTUFFS, INGIGO, &c. &c.

DYE-STUFFS, INGIGO, DC. DC.
Oh TONS first quality LogwoOd; 10 do do Redwood /;
~ 10 do do Fustic;
so bis. first quality Ground Logwood 30 do do Redwood;
25 do do do FusiC;
Case drst quality Bengal Indigo do do Manila dU
do do Spanish Float do;
o ttls. first quality Alum, do do blue Vitriol
10 do do COpperas;
Red Tarlar--Nutgalls- Oer- Oil Vriol, etc.
All ofwhch WILDE sold for Cash or County Produce
low The same articles can be bought in Boston, the
Depot Store, by GILMORE and PRATT.
Concord October 5, 1915.
p. s. Clothcrs and others in want ofthe above arti
ccs will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Every article is warranted Of he s quality and to suit
purchasers 53-3mis
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WANTED.
LASTER.

I 900 Tons Stone Plas er--500 90 Ground Do; war
raned Of the very first qualify for sale very low for
Cash Country produce, al the Depot store, by
Concore, Sent &c. 80 GILMORE and PRAV'H.
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NEW STORE
Sd DOOR SOUTH OF HEAD OF STATE, ON
MAIN STREET

TUST received n general assortment Of w. /.
j GOODS & GROCERIES,, consisting Of
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MUFFS AND GAPS.
GTORRS & LANGDONS have Just received from
- New York another lot &C those cheap Fur and Fur
Bound Caps.
Also large lot Of Muns. 81 Nov !,
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/ OoklNG Glasses sold very cheap at J. b. LANG
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OIL

TANNERS OIL.
CtTORRs s. LANGDONs have on hand, Just receiv.
- ed a few barrels fauues Oh. 81 Nov. 4.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden
Randolph District, SIS. Sat Washington, within and
for said District on the 2ls day Of Now A ID, 1875
TRENA WHITE and Harry White, admins, rators
i the estate George While Ots Of Washington in said
district deceased present their administration account for
settlement,
WHEREUPON, ii IS ordered that the Same be roieued
to the day Of January next at the Inn Of o. Bodge in
Chelsea for examination and allowances and that AL con-
cerned be notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Vermont Watchmn, printed at Montpelier three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY as may be- that they may APP
pear said and place, II lh"y cause, and object
thereto.
96 JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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LAMP OIL.
600 Gallons Lamp OIL at 81 cts per gallon for sale
O\JND at w HOWES
Oct II, 1913. 20
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10000 LIGHTS WINDOW SASH
nor SALE by ELLIS, WILDER and co
H. October 2, 1913, 90
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than has been keptn this Market which he offers for sal
at his Jewolry Ware Sorc three doors West Of the vi
lagc Hotel, where may be found Ladies and Gentlemen
Cold and Silver Wnlchns such
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SCARCE AND BEsIRABLE GOODS.
DlCH Plain and Figd, Light and Dark SILKS, New
IL Styles Crayais, dc. Ribbons FTnges and Gimps for
Trimmings, Grass Cloth, etc etc. Selling at
Oct III 1913. ELLIS, WILDER and co.
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NE w GOODS!
GAAluEL ARROT

SAMUEL ABBOT,
LAS Just returned from the city with oxtcnsy
IL assortment Of
WATCHES g. RICH JEWELRY
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! CERTAIN CURE

for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipeIas. salt
rheum scald-head, and all diseases nris-
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
nOCT. BANGS RENOVATINC, MIX
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PAP Ek LA NGINCS.
Large lot Of Paper Hangings may be tound at Ellis,
n Wilder and Cos at unusually low prices. Oct2.
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A LARGE lot Of Chu ans, De lains, &c. for Ladies'
~ Fall ard Winner Dfcsses bought wh cash aud viii
be sold low toi the same, thus day opened at
Sept %, 1884 81 ELLIS, WILDER cos.
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ga per ward for sicel and Cadet mlxd BROAD
Il ~ CLOTHS and other Goods in proportion, by
Nd BALDWIN. SCOTT and co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
T- The Savannah papers contain accounts OF

u The Savannah papers contain accounts OF
q most revolving act OF cruelty, which we could
wish. for the sake OF humanity, was not true 1t
appears that the boat belonging 10 the British
bark Lavinia. IN which we're the Captalii OF the
l. and .wr bors. whilst proceeding down the
Sa2ar,,laf River on Saturday last, close INTO the
Shore. was deliberately run down by the schooner
Fort George Packet. Unfortunately, one OF the
bows was drowned. The captain haiied ths TN,
schooner 10 the extent of als voice, ana e','Fea.so
the man at the helm TO keep away. y a''el''p o.
however. was paid to his erl7saf'cs' ana 't,o
schooner horr down 5n TIC ooat an" uE'seI ~. =.
Tic captain and the BOY then clanioeEeo oi. 81
loy, the wrecked boat that was floating away, but
they would not. At length his own crew, hear,
mo- his voice came 10 ms aid with boat ana
took INN and the lad on board ms own vessel
Baltimore American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAI.
rhin.s in Philadelphia.
Corre,oop.tepce of The New-York Tribune.

C-6rreyoo-rteGce ni Thr NsIS- \ tTs 'louns:
PsirLAUELRSfA. Nay ], NJ
~ n t,s Sock Bea.i was TO falr e1let
o-iav and prc-s pretty fully maintained @ -
Fyes were t. i5 bii and Is. asket ne isies az
bs Transactions both Boards Ep u < 2etA, - -
louisville luk AZ s5 90 EfIlrui--cG itaiiEcaa Al ~ e4
Fivs $50 AZ q1! Sisg Stss SE=s i5t5 q; iS /. >l.aFrs
psderi. hank AZ 10: do FaTH7erz ami Mechancs 6ahA
Al i Ssoee Wilu,ia=tou SiZes. 1855 4; 50, S =. ; pS
Noes ii 81. sos Ctsy FIvesr s al az . ,hass 'A-u
Ta.bin- nevy in either Fors-n Domestic EzebauSeEaie
Wv ms gr Informed thai list Of the ,n'suied sfc'nt-
u,sats made be r1adc IN our l'stNn he}e tl
d4y transmitted 20 Washington er eT5rordt Vi c-u,S
Ioiu Tve- p.tsin. % DO with the appointments oi F
Blythes assistants
term his morning judge Jones charged he cana 'ni
,r which ii, Cour ad 5ourred probably 10 60 M@FIa-
b.r arr rgrab.- OF heavy cases 70 be 5= 'n zEea.
w had .srs ,nzriue srrival> daring t,e day non, Of
which however, qssessss auF tfn- OF infoE,3aef rs
yi--igi7 fr,f- ,ror Wa- ard hark Hiohe rom no
,aair. were among the number. The ory vessel al NO on
th I,-i March from Nev York the Gag on whica me "oo
l. was the bark pouclass. BourDe who was tl-a US
charging. ,,..,;-r,
IA, lr e,- and pleasant ;hsonghou the day onf S'"n-
,l are evidently jyuc the first Of May N 'anoiis NaEs'
most Pleasing 10 themselves. The public Pronenades o. -, W
m ,ysr all trova o@en this morning, ami are no" ii'
with hundreds o persons. vc't- ii 0id ejoH.- 'iie
sun and refreshing breeze Of spdng
Daring Yesterday and this morning noticed 'srtsa am,
l Of Flour an Grain principally hy the Td-Waere canal,
consigned various houses. The stock no" on han' niS
been materially reduced Faday last, but the ab@'r arm,
yaIs viii greatly increase e supply BusincSs seneal' a''
the yyharyes to-day appeared quite animated
Freis. from this Cit{ Batmore has zen reduced 70
ye cents r porns. .arsc quantities Of goods arr no"
being f.;1 ardeA.
large amount valuable property will be disposed OF t',s
evening the Philadelphia Eyclau=e. By order 81 it Sheriff.
Iu endeavor furnish readers with an account oi ih
most important sales
The National Forum made is sarAnsf us u'onnrs
having baen esJ,Htly uarosra mauy ronts e'ass :
Wilitcc ~dito m ardent and enthusiastic HiH&,
deserving tine liberal support Of the party whose cause he 50
elcqrrufly r>qoIsss.
During the ,ek ending oa Satua last, there IN The
Cty and Districts o hldepha % d-ats-2I ol whIcliwefe
from consumption
Shad are a-n sn,y In oprm,rket hi, asrnoon bnt haze
ncrsascdiH price se'H= oadIiy Sc SO per hundred
lIrrrng an. scArce lld III.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
Markets-Ce,efully Reported for The 1,;Sm;.

MOSpAYi -
There nothing doing to-day either description f2l
are uomuay at 50 O6 aud Pearls 37, but no 'ii''
reported to these prices. There appears " "
very LITTLE disposition 70 buy either for home use OF o' "
port. ".
perceive that the foreign a,ces have had 40! e
The sales to-day about 700 500 bales and DE G'A
steady previous We quote far Upland 'i 80
far New orleans 4 y. ,,;,
FLCUR AND SlEAl-The demand CONTINUES Limit
ed, and prices quite heavy We hear Of 'lo 'i @a t
500 bbls. Geuesec ~; Ohio aud Michigan - i.t
Several parcels OF New Orleans baye been Iecelsn ~,
buyers do come forward very freely. sale OF ooV W.
part VIA NewOriraH aud part VIA the Penns 9ais
has been made At - 81. A 10, Of coo bei' SeNg.
leans to arrive sold private terms sout1sIl ~,
scrpons still very heavy, and the range OF ~ 80
will cover all from Alexandria TO fancy Richmond IV"n: W.T.
although we have heard OF no sales bel5" to-'
wine IS held AT i 30 aud Richmond 30 li!r fs'S' +
quote 81 50 Tor North River lO3 for soS Ls,
plenty but sufficient for the demand Sales !vo ~ o." ~
Braadywine Corn Meal, supposed 81 hh'S are 's sL
sl3, cash; Jersey is worth 62i 7a Shorts ~ .s s
Stuff. i25 Is, only retail sales. At Ph'laar'phM M ~
sales of Flour have iren large The quotation Is -, .
Flour 81; Meal 80. Al Baltimore, How 81,
Flour dull 81 III Al FredeEick'bafs' "gas .s
tain 81 %; Lowland 3 so a 30 AZ Richmond y
At Cincinnati , 81 81. Ar Boston, G-ae'se . -
Ofleaps So 5 %; Southern 4 30 / 6251
GRAiN.-No Wheat Offering; it IS wanIs'l Lac ~ ~
sale small parcel i03c. Corn u offering nJ,s t
peatialy ard the price has fallen off We notles ~'
800 bushels Northern 81 %, measure, 2Oo9 60 -
priya,e terms 1000 DO. jersey yellow 53l nel.a1-
Rye n also declining: 100 bushels sold S.tIfts
j9c delivered ard 800 do to-day 57le, d-lrefey
Sales O0 bushels Northern Oats At 29c. Oats .ehs
- a3c.
olL.--The market IS quiet but Grm. We oaIy hsaF q
sales Of 200 bbl>. South Sea at 3i!c, cash
WHALEBONE.-Soudl Sra Is held al 25c, bnt W. beA
{ Of sales worthy Of report.
WHlSKY,-Tae demand is not 80 good, aHd ptics az
lower Dfudde IS selling az 20c and small lot Oh e'''
bbls brought 2l4c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

,v, .oR L,ssr.-Hor,tio 5. BiHe'' and Cyrus
X TbonPo The former S+ md @ @ a'is bs5 IS 10 81 S, ;is
i,,I GA Miss Maria CoIt, IS ccntainyd Y
Sgn n,npbe. J published BY ,he m which The "'e NJ
oS,Sc coFoyrs,s ~, r, orrlcE.-A CuLn FOUND DEAp.
An inquest was held ,h rear Of III Siiss'yt' 90 ,t
I II an iafan, recently bora found tied up IN Nlad-
tbi- in m el,ey.wax Of the above premises aad when
,i.i MOVED 10 BE- 4 dead female child d.. \ e. fhenP-
,n made posi- noreu eHamination and diScG'efv' ~
marks Of violence. Verdict, death Eom cause a'"a 30
An inquest was also held on hs body coloced lenar
named Maria wooS sgea - - FeltosI ste.t, m"o
died uu consumption, without having medical NiG 'sl-
,,iIp-i,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
c,,rt Calendar-Tuts Day.

--,- l,,I-vr-Nos $ - y % y, :, y % 'li
81 pS rrr.sNos - So 10. 65, s. 90 90, 81 D.
=
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

I subsert.rs to the Trbune who are about e"aoI'7
;r ,es,eee, viii sse .a,e word al this Office or send 4
note through the fos;-Ofice.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

~ 20. sd4toa3I IrleHigsn<efroD Europe a c0m'r,'
cqiton on qstroLog and article on The Progress @ rs
soeidtton. So First PAGE.
Foie,f3 and Poland sca Last Pase.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Correspondence Q! 4 us IElo0EF-
Lr11zsroS, Va, April q, 1913
Our Election was held this day, aad resulted
az follows
Congress 4 H. H. Stuart, " tasi9t l.
Oeiesa!es Moore and Whit Wings. el@c~d--no ehanSs
from last year
Goshen precinct, to hear from, VIII rednce the
Wing majority few votes.
By next mail VIII give some returns from ad-
ioining Counties. Respectfully, &c.
LrR.r. Virginia April 28 lBi3.
The vote of this portion Of the Tenth Legion
Of Virginia Democracy Is set aoWn as follows
Entire Vote;
Congress Faulkner ". 2a Iuess. - -
seucfe " Strickler iai. Crawford 8j: Williams Si-an
Loco-Fcros-Crawford probably elected
De.egqtes.. Mc7herson 2iI; Alssfe, i12-both Loco.
Respectfully yours.
Cn.RLo7rF {. H. .AIril "a 80
Official Returns Of the Election IN Charlotte
County, Virginia:
Sansse,' s.,ai. 81 sessaa 5ea8is 8
Dtlegates. Scott ......... 81 MARSHALL 30
Above you have the official returns of our cleo
ton for the County of Charlotte TIE Loco
Foco majority last year was 60,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

TEXAS MuTNEERs-Four OF the men tired for
muiny in the Texas man-oi-war Antonio, Ian
DOS Hudgins, Allen and Simpson, were convict
ed and hung on the 2lst ult. by Commodore
Moore, at the yard ann of the Austin Three
others were sentenced TO receive one hundred
lashcs each, and another fifty Simpson was
Captain Of Marines, Landois Marine and
the other two were scamen. BY the evidence pre-
scntcd to the Court, a regularly concerted plan
had been forming for some tune, TO seize this ship
and the schooncrs San Antonio and San Bernard,
Ithe only vessels at sea- and run them INTO Vera
Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

J. y report is current at the CITY of Mexico
that Capt. Elliott, the British Charge to Texas,
has recently written letter to Santa Ana, IN
winch he has stated, at the express request Of
President Houston, that the latter hopes that San
Ia Ana VIII treat the Mier prisoners with all Gle
mency, but thai they crossed the RIO Graadc con
trary 10 ms ,Houston's) orders For the sake
of humanity we trust this rurnor may not prove
true. Il would be virtually signing the death
warrant OF these brave men, IN case Santa Ana
wanted an excuse for shooting them-Fisher
Green and all. Gen. Somerville. who had com.
mand OF the expedition at the time Fisher separa-
ted from the main body, has stated, under his
own signature, that the latter had his full leave
for acting as he dId-in fact, that it was by his
orders. Now, If Houstort has really sent such
message as the one We have mentioned above to
Santa ANITA. he has stamped himself cold-blood
ed, heartless fiend, and deserving The execration
OF mankind at large. We again hope that it may
prove untrue. \. o. PIC
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Il LAKE CH>MrLAlN is again OPEN and those
two magnificent steamers, the Burlington and
Whitehall, under Captains SHERMAN and LYON,
two of the most accomplished gentlemen and
commanders in the country, have resumed their
trips. Navigation on Lake Ontario has also again
commenced. All The boats have commenced their
regular trips.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

o. Col. r. NJ JOHNSON arrived at New-Or-
leans on the Goth. He was honoged by public
reception.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u The weather for week past has been
moderately warm, yet rather wet and our farm
eTs have been able to do little or nothing toward
getting IN Their spring crops Wheat in this guar
ter, IN the adjoining counties, looks pretty
well, though II IS too early yet 10 speak with much
confidence OF this crop Vegetation has pro-
gresSed rapidly within the last three DAYS, and
the gardens, orchards and fields are beginning 10
put on their vcrnal robes. Occasional banks of
STOW may be seen lingering on the sides o: the
hills, winch ulseasonahly contrast with the bloom
ing fruit trees and gay flowers IN their vicinity
yet every thing indicates that stern winter, with
It's ICY fetters and chilling blasts, has taken lis
final departure for the season.
-.Canandaigua Repository, April 26.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

H. The Hon. SAMUEL l.. HOLMES, member OF
the Assembly from Wcslchcster, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Superintendent of Common
Schools, i'll place of Tristram Little who has re-
signed IN consequence Of i'll health.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

II CoorER'S Homeward Bound = has Just
been published by Lea x Blanchard In two nea,
volumes at 25 cents each. None OF our readers
need be told what is The character OF the work.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

~ Dr. ]. G. PALFREY of Boston, late Edo
of the North American Review, was at New-Or
leans ON the Dist.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Two TuogsAsp Pousns Of BfsTief IyIe de IN US,
noress 80 orders viii br attended 70 unless 2ccomaniea
by the cash, The Tyl. from the foundry Q" George Bruce
and Is IN good order Price 2o cents sound cash
Il Also ehou, FirE HNoAED yoaacs Aga az " esn-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

TIE MlgR PEIsoNgRs.-Thc n. O. Bulletin of
the 2lst publishes letter from Monterey which
it says must silence all doubts as 10 inc rccapture
Of l20 Of thc I'e1an prisoners who made their
escape. Two successive orders have been givcn
by the Secretary of War at Mexico TO shoot every
tenth man Of the number, to be dccldcd by lot.
Gen. Mexia, who disobcycd the first order, mas
been arrested. and there is no doubt the second
mandate has been executed on TIC road TO the
capital. The sick and wounded were secretly
marched on. of town on the 4th ult. The writer
adds that the case of the prisoners ,:lo were Ia
ken at Bcxar, ard conancd in the Castle at Pc
ro,c, Is one Of peculiar hardship. The greater
part Of them are gentlemen of talents and high
responsibility, connected with some of the first
families in the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u The Mobile Advertiser says, that in the
division of the Loco-Foco party in that city the
friends Of Calhoun VIII have ii all their own way.
Van Buren can scarcely show fight there.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Nix. GREELEY WiI} you please 10 iniou The public why
The Founiaia in the Park This Is the time ii e,r
" show of as tss the City AZ this
the wear ,haa Other. Ii the Fountain cUgiosi,y
well 10 The City why sxh;b; The
stranger and sogoRrner from abroad CRerpe.
1t is probably because the water has been shut
off from the aqueduct, which is beng examined
through its whole extent, THIS is certainly a
good reason. Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u Thc body Of Mr.. Risingstcn, native Of
Leipsic and Music Teacher at Fort PLAN, whose
sudden disappearance IN November excited some
attention and alarm, has been found in the Canal
near that place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
I,rninia Election.

Correspondence o! The friouRe
Lrr1ySToN, Va, Aprl q, 1913
Our Election was held this day, aad resulted
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

1i-'' The National Forum, d spirited, though
lately suspended, Wing paper, made Its appear
ance arain Yesterday.