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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
3RAST'S INDIAN PULMONARY B,eLSA
AND ALSO THE
PURIFYING EXTRACT,

ry tc cure Of Pulmonary ConsuFpttnn Chrc''c ehsn
Rncb;.;s Soreness Of Inc Chest aud LitngS tiGeasd
S, 75To:f and Month Uocins Cough and all d,sor
AR, ,rbicI are caused jy impis's sGts 81 1'ed@ttce @
:rs, rt;ou ot Ie Blood Sacb Sa1gtaG: hbet"GsiNp
PteS Piiss Lire, Complaint, Nefc'tat Diseases oee1a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
REFINED Sic Ar

REFINED SUGAR.
y l.. Y \. STUART offer for sale the various
l. guass oithsit Refined Sugars IN qgantiti.s Of five
s;s2dlt Double LoaI Sugar Il cents per Poaud.
,:.anIi n:
Extra pouhi- Loaf Su.ar l2
Crushed y
Gtornd Y
p4ckees follows, iifoo, charge FOR package
!nuhis Ln7i Sugar. IN boxes about 800 pognd..
Ftsleti ~u-ar, IN barrels lp9 .,ouads.
t'iouad Saga, III barrels 80 rounds,
Apply al the rilerS, Ne 2Sj Greenwich corner Clra
ost>t'e.'. oEes ott OF thu city BE- accompanied BY
remittance. Iel II
HITUIlNOUS COAL-The Mid Lothian Coal
Slinlrs gmlaay their customers an, tine
consumes o, Bumagus Coal general that the Company
q charging cif naming operations Row prepared
es INTO cotci> % 10 Ill osers the supply Of coal oi
superior qy, well for all purposes Tor which
otsulnolS cas- used aud for many purposes peculiarly
dtted eoT tie information of such persons Interested
nave got TIED thelE toai -5ey have IN ;rcuar Der of
cecateS OF Consumes showing the quality aad Admiration
% ne Ma Lothian Goa! Tor general use AMI that through
series o years = has maintained aaifurru, hsh Character
Ibs have also irientsil chemical examinations and
traitS OF tit toals carefully made AZ different tunes aed
places oy ScIenhe Chemists. exhibiting uniform result, and
ial Sustaining - PRACTICAL tests With these evidences of
quality the Comglny fee. justified ia anticipating far DE-
aod for tsr Coal and a will give .as satisfaction to
All WHO may favor them With ylpir custom.
a. ). NGOLDRlDGE, President VI l. C. NJ Co
Isl January, 1873. -
.AfsdreSs--RIctMoSp, VIRGINIA
ne above Fsiesrsd 10 Circular 10 y had a. this Office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

EIRE, MARINE tND iitSJinAND NAVIGA-
J. T1CE iNo GRANGE the Mutual p!aa-combiued
with capital of $500, 900 together with the accumulated
profits OF the past year
THE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMrA-
Ny No. 80 " Ill street, prepared to issue Policies
Fire Marine aad Inland Navigation risks losses
hcrci itli prnmntns.s ard hSraiitl.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

ARD OlL.-Ihc subscribers have cons,anfl,
~ on hand and are daily receiving superia. quality OF
oii insn'tiactured OF new and improved pncpl, With
pafkasss 70 n az the lowest prices The aiteJion OF The
pnoc Is pincgialiy invited 10 tie article oered hr them II
cvhS consicsEsG nieQuale by any ether made |; grsS
nos htili't hight Is rre from all smell aud cIeaie and
luy as Pfohtaoie ioE burning as the best Sperm Oil and
Tor manufacturing urpcsrs has preference r. DIV. Oil
IS Il BUTLER * MORRIS W,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

IT FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet OF July 9TH
@!7TY. Tn p4ckr,, ship PATRICK HENRY ) C. Deano.
For freight passage havi1g superior accommodate onsa
ply on 0oa TS T h,ds4 lTtRI Sl3Trft e - ous
The packet shipINDEPENpENtE, L. Nye, master, VIII
succeed tire Patrick Henry anu sail August 7her regular
lar ipt5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

II FOR LONDON Packet of Jul, iuth
sr.fS; The Packet ship .UUEBFC, 7. Il Hebarl master,
sage t,,n. superior accommodations, apply board. foot
OF Naide. lane or to GRlNNELL NlH1URH x co.
20 South
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
For iayg.cl pUticrar3 piy O bv ir.;er post pad TO
mh7 John HERDMAN. Gi South ST.

ti fVilSEl E.---I ne idSt saIIlNT COpptrtu and
Eroeqt copper fastened ship NEW ENGl,siNn, S0rhen
SIS about 800 btls. OIL hu II Nediord,
Mass of the best esrals ard previous her last voyage
completely overi,atcd aud sieed and coppered with
heavy ondgn copper; has fun inventory, including wha-
ting and and about bb, oil casks and shocks,
Sails and rigging good order and be fitted for anslher
voyage very light expense. Lies Judds wharf. Fer
further particulars inquire of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from The
- mills 4; Hehokqs for sale cheap Aprlyst No 50 Bsa
s@Fs No 81 Prari and IS Ful,on 81 TO LET chsaa Ap
ply al 81 Beaver-sr or 6ls Broadway
lny6 2,ns ~ -,ppISctr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Hon. Judge Edwards, Of EhlIadelphla.
II. r.,rsnr Nay Nnri. CharlrstoMn.


We could offer fifty other names of persons who have found
IL ri u s represented but if the above Is no, enough nc
~, iII rxcept one trial 1t sold tn. ssn OF
the E @ Chatham st 81 81 6 sp by ,y15 3hs .g s's
- ~ - Tbr American Hotel, Washington, D. c. IN Bos.
ton STATE 81 in Charleston $ C., 81 kins So IN Albany
s. Sa;p,t; in Brooklyn, i9 Fulton ST. Agents wanted all
other cities. 40 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

MoRlSoN'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
1Vl MEDICiSES.-Csltio 70 the People tl ,Atherica.I
We hereby certify that Messrs. T iRFH GHAt Of ant
lin ,tuarr Nsry FORK, are only GENERAL I AfiEST,5
for te United States o 4nerCa and that neither HnAr.o
SHErHEAsD MoAI nor GEORGE TAYLOR, our late AsMts
any way authorised ysnd Alosons Vegetable Uni
yersa Medicines. As many ,rnationsre crcuarion ts
Caution becomes highly necessary E persons selling or
MediciG9s In III. United States must haSe - auhn: II tbs
before-nalned Aessrs FRrH & HALL.
(Sianrd) MORRISON, MOAT & Co.. Hygests.
British College Of Health, New Road, London Jan 1913
The above caution emanatng from the British College Of
Health, ondonn will be hailed with the entu
BY the friends o! the Hygeian System inasmnch
tends erpose end oppose Ms poriesS c0unjeis tlc;
have been extensively crculated BY those who destitute
OF moral prncplc, they ignn-ant of tie "hssps arr
The invaluable medicines Of tho British college MAJ eeoh
tncd their original purity of several gentlemen who have
taken agencies several of the different States whose
will be found in I'll. Nav York Courier and Enquirer
The be had also IL the original packages of tbs follow.
ing sub-Agents viz:
Messrs Paul Pou s. Co 96 Jol,, ST.
- r. II. Srhieffelin & Co lOi and le6 John Il.
;. J.C Whitinore, ESD IS Sot.h 81.
Saac Sneli, 100 GreeniYich 81.
Peter + Hampton, 1870 Cana 81, Ney York c'.s.
NJ. e r. o. p BI?!tGwell, I!t! Troy, New tIolk
Mr. w. II. Burs, Rochester do
Mrssrs LornweI * Butler Pokeepsie ~ Y
w. STYLES Rhinebeck, Go
FIRTH < HALL, General Agents..
mlu No. / franklin sqdare.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

D,,- s,r1hs bottle Of F:rGts 1iir! ia.UaayB fdt
nn sent M. O,to5sr last proved Je aclai To my
coq.h and other bodily eomp'lg that "ai 5,m ncst , 5o q
No,ember and wic have been using 'nc: and the CONT
mud mpoy emenc which ny hest, rf"s from IL use lidu
- me 70 wr o rnre and The ;ine viii give You
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS-I. Dickinson,
OArtou.y at Law WILKES Barre, Pa VIII attend WITH
om3;rsss aud fidelity all business en.ut>ted TO his care
In tIe ounty Of Luzsne aud IN le adjoining Counties
References IN the City ef NcS-l ork:
MesTs Wstmoys Co. corner OF vesey and Washington.
Eaere. ati Cashier Of tire ater Manufacturers Bark.
N g..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

a=.o1 aT. POWELL u cos LINE FOR
rtsF--ta.l11---; NEWBURGH Landing at Codwell West
$3.50 Point and Cold Srrny-s steamboat HIGH
LANDER, Capt Il w ar,lJop, VIII leave the ierioot of "
re,see, every Monday, THURSDAY and Saturday, o'clock
p NJ Returning, will leave New bar. Monday
A. NJ aud Tuesday and Fiday p NJ. foritcish orras
SAGE apply 20 the Captain board
BaGeSe freight all descriptions bank bills specie
put on board H. The risk Of The thereof unless
bill OF la.!nc or receipts 5e signed Tor the all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
IT OLD ESTABLISHED Emisrant Passen

sstTt ger Office q South 81. New Eok-l,egHar ne of
P-ckets.rhr snbscber ron' orln: persons
from any par, OF raim and Ireland wlo may b. en-
gagged BY ts egds mere by The regular ms Of Packet SHIPS
sailing every DAYS from Liverpool Persons sending for
their friends may rely Just viii be taken them
despatched without delay IN Liverpool and viii always
eayo merit continuance OF the public patrensg., which
has been oli5eiv bestowed for many years past; and tos
committing money have Drafts ayabie a. al tie Banks
aud Branches throughout the U.i,sd Kingdom.
F9. farther p"ticriars PI O. " ig;;sr post E4d) TO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

WARM SALTWATER BATHSl-At Fulton
,.,, ss,y BsSeksp open Tor Ladies aad Gentlemen
rom a Nj until 10 NJ. Also, commodous SWIMMING
Bah for Ladies Tuesdays and Fndays from NJ untiIG
Al "a I and & Tor &Gea:sEen a, all other i'pes Also, Warn
be had by Ladies and Gentlemen all times Warm
bah . ssni nske,. o5 81 SO tickets 81 Geld Bath II
cents Mcdeaied apos Bath 50 " g. SOAP is i,rr-
sidsd with which the skin h ceased well with an
water. ea2 isas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

sCRlBNER u co.
n : up head yet, and sslbpe
boots X Sho-s cheaper thar
eyer, at the grsat Cathar;n.
sost and Shoe market. =
SstulaEine street, corner oi
MonFoe 81. The subscribers
having advantages thai bur
lev In the trade possess,
pledge themselves III yor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
III For SALE in Norwalk. Conn. one OF tie

~l FOR SALE in Norwalk, Conn one OF the
mos eligible situations for country residence when
[ @ can be found FAIRFIELD Conn lis situstsd 5 Gn Nh. tt
Ill - tho B0TongI Of Nofalk and about half way be-
tyee the two Villages: Also a. the iunctI9n e t W
fb % homestead consists of eight acres Of the v.r
first rate nd in hf state of cultivation on wf 3 sd12 mo-,
on. buildings with a excellent we'll of water near the house
f,geny-sx acres good land good condition h
scrs Zach me from The property will bs sold to=ethsr
or separate TO suit uchaser oT further 'cuafs in441rs
G ~. s,bScri5er living the premises oi George W
B.t, si Pearl.st S W Benedict 2a Fa2n OF or NJ NJ iis
'Nas,r,y,ll Conn 4 Dril a 1919 my50 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
LOSEPH N,cMUERAY.

100 Pine street. conner Of Sontl.
Persons wishn: send for their frie, have .2..
brought out by the above ship any of , packets
hr-anulvinc n, ahnt. lir b.. lst,- ,ts ualll
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

.AttreSs-RcHMoNp, VIRGINIA
Inc above rsefrsd 10 Circular 10 be had a. this Office
vn.--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

Tt1HE. HOWARD INSURANCE Company
l. Capital s3GggOa: Office Most Wsllst This Company
continues make insurance asar5t ,nI g aGe oy ire and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

Gen pumng wrote May 22l 1875 vs. health IS good for
man nj my axe and constitution. BrrrS ifinn Bal
IN has Ken, me from layin. auo lit o sickness the last
y,n,ier aud my yv, is that geore that ale afflicted with
- l,,reiCal effects.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

ir P,njtWa: Erfycrn possesses the same alteratise
licatinn - The t'u mcu1r, Blslm excepting e e5gccio
rfig tai NJ answer as t other. exec; tlng Tor P&tRe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

Lryi Arf viii leave Buffalo for the above pola,s.on
Friay JuIy FL at 10 o.cios e; X IL a. ~
visited Bay and Lake Superior 70 do so ala pice
moderate that hs IS within The ach % almost any
rerso Passengers VIII have npouul:y OF visiting tbs
rdaa Settlements the Falls Of $, Marie and e beautiful
scenery s!ound the foot &C Lake Superior and also every ot
traveller. r.
Every attention viii o PAID by the oincers c the boat TO the
comfJr, ard pleasure Of those on board
1 coed Band OF Music will accompany the Excursion.
For Berts State Rooms, annl board at the Office
of CHAS NJ. REED "aieT-street bui@!".
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

+ 80 \ PLEASURE EXCURSION 10
S.....s,.s--===-s .s.-=-s SAJjLT SIZE, MARIE. MACH
'"S,'-''->''''s' NAV, GREEN BAY, AND
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

1855. A FARM FOR SALE, OF about ninety
81 on Staten island adjoining navisabls water IN
y :, Richmond County. Inquire at n 9 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
REFINED SUGARS

their Gaaeral Passage Olfice IS Peek Slip cor So
y s. Al iletters i!oin tie eountTy must be post pa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

Persons wirhis send for their friends have them
brought fst caSs American packet ships sailing from
Liverpool weekly, on favorable TERMS Je26
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

M ADDER.--l5 caSk prime Ombros, for sale bv
1iA GRlNNELL, MINTURN s CO.,
% "a Souih-strret.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

sacS7 NEW ARRANGEMENT = HUD
-: son am! NEW YoiK-Forfrsisllt ard pas
ngersI he new and elegant steamboat co
LUMBA Capt Thomas P Newbefy will leave Hudson for
New York every Monday "Wednesday, and Friday, o.
clock P NJ on the lrlya ,f the Hudson and Berkshire Rail
leave Nes York every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday
from the foot OF Cedar street, aud arrive IA Hudson The
For further information inquire IN Hudson OF 1uBBEL
CLARK x co. liz New York OF SuYDAAi, REED s
co. the foot OF Liberty street, North River board
either place. alSti JEREMIAH B3ME.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

NEW-YORK. rfssef
scooLEY's MQTSTAIN f%:358
ffIIslg-l. AND EASTON 3r-s-1-H-
.Z Leave the foo, Of Courtlsndt street daily Sun
d4Ts ezc-ptcdj a, O'Clock A NJ By Railroad direct With
out change OF from jersey City 10 Morown ,hrnce
Mountain, A.irrsog-Tofvn Port Golden Washington TO
ston4t Warrington daily q- insrsI'fS Z, ana from rom
ln-rcsI Hotel. y CorTtlardt street
TO y s. Iuse uniIsd States Hotei Aiorristown. Jl 3n
u - LII, c, H-l,I.P SICN To
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
A DISCLOSURE.

The New York Courier says:--"lliks
Walsh. IN his sperch at the Park on
ednrSday evening, 9ade islemenl
winch throws some further llghr II lhp
character Ell the late atemp, to overthrow
jhe constitutional vernmenr of Rhode
ioIand,--or rather which cnrrnberalp, and
i"riiIeS the universal conviction that a
more wicked aud alrucluu. rebellion n,v.
er threatened the eXlste"ce cf any State
At about thar Time, Walsh said he had
"tganIZt d band "I 500 mcn who were
intending I" go to Texas. to seek their
fortune. They we're on The very eve cf
starting, when they were applied to bv
Levi II. SIamm, 10 Hopkins and o,her
prominent Iocolocos, and asked to go To
Rhode Island and aid Tom Danr in yer.
throwing the establish ed constitution md
making hms II Governor. They COM.
s'ntrd, and lett lh"lr EMPLOYERS to make
all necessary arrangements. But Mike
said they cousCnded themselves with mas.
snug some windy resolutions, declar;rc
ihcr readiness To leave their bones bleachoo
my IN Rhode Island, Sc, and in The end
Gid noIIng at ail,--not boae Of thor,
moving in that dir rrIuul
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

The Wing, have elected their Sheriff in
the city of New York, by 9J7 MAORI
ly' Last spring the Loco majority fer
Mayor was G,C00-whig gain nearly
1000. A hope is expressed by tie
Tribune that two or three Wing semb-
Iymen are also elected from the city.
The Locos no doubt have carried the
Legislature by a decreased majority, bul
the wings have made very nsldprabIe
gain on the popular vote SO far as heard
from.
At Undertook the Loco mai. was co.
Last wear lGl. WonGer if MalIy voted
The Wing ticket.
AT Hudson, Wing maj %. Las, year,
Loco maj 5.
Al Po"ghkeepsie. wing maj. $50. Last
year, 40
Al Newbusgh, average wing maj on the
Assembly ticket, lG1. Last year Loco
mai j., 1873.
81 New Windsor, Loco maj. for As
s'mbIy ID. Last year, 80
A, oomirgr"ve, estimated Wing mai
80 Last year,7
Al Cornwall os,irnated whg maj. 90
Las, year, Loco 81.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
AUsbE1 BON.

The Plttshurg Chronicle of Thursday
says:--"Mr. Audubon arrived in our city
On Tuesday evening last, on the steamer
Ohio Mail from Cincinnati. He brought
with him number OF large boxes nIled
with specimens of rare animals and birds.
and also living Deer, Fox and Badger.
lie al 50 brought two large rocks perfect
ly spherical, one OF which weighed two
hundred and eighty pounds, which he
procured in tia bed Of a small river at the
head waters Of the Missouri called the
Cannon Ball river, from the fact that large
numbers "i rocks are found in it resem-
bling cannon balIs,in shape and color.
tie ls man Of venerable appearance. hav-
Ing white beard, eight Ell OF twenty inch
es IN length, which makes him look Ike
It Dunkard. He Is returning to the East
rom tour among the Rocky Muuutains.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
From the Frederick Herald !
NEXT GOVERNOR.

.Ur. Eliior,-The selection Of suita.
bic person, by the Wing party, as III,
candidate for the Office Of governor, all
viii admit is matter Of the greatest mo
mcnt He should be IA man, who, if cleo
ed, would do honor Ia The alalion and
credit to his party. lie should be nan
whom his political opponents would re.
spect for hi" character and his intrinsic
worth. Such man should at all times
be sought for, and no one should be cho-
sen who did not possess these attributes
And more especially at this period whcn
The abnnInabIe doctrine of rrpudiatluh la.
ITS open advocates, when The faith aud
d gnlty OF tn" state are lightly esteemed
by too many amongst us; Ii becomes the
wing party, IN support 81 its principles, to
select some eminent citizen. of private
orlh and high character, and wihal of
known and fixed sentiments on this mo-
mentnns question. Such a man as Joseph
y. Speed, ESQ Of Baltimore. He came
Toward early, and boIuIy TO rahuke this
hereSy III udran 81 any action of bis
party a such; aud by the elevated SEMI
mens which h has expressed so well in
his writings, he fully cxpased IT, derormly
aud arrested public attention by showing
forth The fearful results, to which it would
inevitably lead No one has pleaded
more elegantly, no one more successfully
for the faith, honor, aud dignity of the
state.
Mr. Speed is well known 10 many of
the cIrizens of this County. And the oh
Ircl Ct tins arIIcie is to d re Ct the attention
OF the commnniiy genelrlIy to his char
actrr, and fitness for the Office. hi. Quail.
iranons. and his just claims To the res CT
and confidence al his party. He is a
Wing. altogether whig, aud has always
been a why Enquire about him, and YOU
will learn from those who know him best,
'ha' he is just the man whom the wings
Of Maryland should select as their candl-
date for the next Gov ern"r of the State.
FREDERICK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
OBITU A RY.

De1-r'ed this life at Inc residence OF
hen Granfnorher in Cecil county. Oh
y edne>day the 18th ut. MISS ANN A
MELIA KIRK. in tho 2Frh year ol her aye.
IL lie and health, the world is too
prone to forge' death and eternity. A
few brief weeks since, little did we sup
pose we should be so soon called upnn 10
record The death OF so amiabe and inter
eslng friend as.the subject Of ths pass
ing notice.
Buuyant in spirit, amiabIe in temper.
and aIabIe IN manner. she won the e>-
TEEN and regard of all with whom she
became acquainted. Bul she has gone
to the bourne from whence none rtturn>;
in the prime of lille, and bloom of youth.
her spirit bowed 10 the stern derree of
death, expressing III her last hours full
resi- nation To the will oI God.
Her remains were followed to the I, NIB
by large concourse Ct afflicted relatives.
and friends, in whose hearts and mem
cries, will long be treasured the record Of
her friendship, and the loss sustained by
those who knew her in her early depar-
Iure to the world Of spirits,
n.,.Lz. COL 1c,o
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
Apple GSETsa;.s.. :: Is.

~ +s..sl o''r. t'''",'''' " ~
r ~. sSta,e 81 al n;'L .,I> i',a','
fsa.s ro.,as '''N ~" ,! ,,o a
little attention in paid
-..-..s..,3ssss..., III VA country to apple
rTha 80 on.o '- ."',
ri4tpd ia norish uIiIo I'm a, ,',,,,
pararvely limited win regard 10 pIaul,ny
new ones. ihpu-aud, ol peach orchards
''a'e "'e'' t'"'''" "l'i'ln lew years.and
hnsiras. ,oe,,,,. ~ +, I'' ' :, NO
and hence it is that orr corrr.nondor,
has thought it worth " lille to offer a hint
WIN ieS",0 l" apples 10" m"' h better
r ;n.eal '' So , "rF' '"I our R'''".l"r's'S
acre after acre. ,h.r L,L ',ia,,
orchards, the result would have been lar
more satisfactory. BIZ ihe, way, we may
''e'''''' mere l'r re 'H'"rmali"n Of our
Cnn'L.. CHARACTERISTICS, ' va. " ','''"'a" 0'''' OF
exters,yp Isnfbord. ,a,c,|.;no H., H.
mlnut,on in apple orchards. has taken I'D
Vani"g o! the circumstance, and has
Fl""''" 'afE" number OF "e"S. HIS
''' - ''''I'' "''''U
we were please" I" see tins Pa'aSrarh
Al '''e inquirer Oh last week upon the
SUBJECT o. ATTENTION 70 apple orchards, one
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11

Ihe Richmond Enquirer of Yesterday.
publishes Mr.. Van Buren's an,i-rarifF let-
TER nat just in Time not to reach New
l "tk MI alter !he election. The follow
ing is the letter, how ever. which is in time
Tor the election next year.
ALBANY, Feb, %, 1913.
MY Dear Sir thank you very kind
y I"' Your friendly letter. have at NO
'Ihe, nor any where hc>ilalpd to EXPRESS
my decided disspprobalion of HE Tariff
Act"i the last session, as well IN re,nec,
10 III" principle upon which it is founded,
a. to lis details. IN good time vou viii
have my views in respect to that aud 9th
er subjects before The public. In The
mea Tine, believe me t, be,
Very sincerely,
l"ur friend and obi servant.
II VAN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
Mr. ushing, our Minister te

Mr. |ushIng, our Minister to China, ar
rlved at AIexandria in the steamer Oren-
al, on the l0'h OF September. He had
an audience with the Vrccroy,4ind left on
The same day for Suez whence he was
t" proceed to Bombay in the monthly
: steamer, expecting to meet the America
squadron read v to receive him and con-
vcy him To China
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-11-11
TIE OREGON EMIGEANTS

The Oregon Colony, when last heard
from, the ST. Lonis Gazette of the eth
ut, says, had taken the southwest pass to
Fort Hall; and were about twelve days
travel from that place. They were ad,an
cling rapidly, aud had suffered 10 disaster
in their progress. They were sangnir
Q! reachiE. CoIamb:u before winter Eel
in. oflhe Whole number who compos-
ed this expedition only one HAD abandon
Cd i.
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E2ssaslVONs GaEc.-The Savan-
nah Republican has dates from Nassau to
the 26Ih ut. The gale Of the 30lh Sept.
by which the ships Unltd States aud Don
Juan, together with several other vessels
were los. off Hole in the Wall, was also
very severe at Nassau and vicinity. A
large number Of vesseIs are reported 10
have been lost. damaged. SC.
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Sandwich EsEapcss.

Lord PauIet. who took possession OF
he Sand ich Islands. on behalf Of The
British Government, las in all probabiIr,
ruined tar British flag was hauicd down.
y d 'hal Of The Islands nosr"d in It's place.
The change was honored hy salHtes from
hree British vessels Of war then III port.
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R0F K7resSRcus ia Es4a
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.

S.-MF. V. +. PALMER, at REAL Es-
TATEa and COAL Office No. lo4 South Third
Neet. Philadelphia, sogent for this paper
rame'ot 'lbScrioers, or adveltsementslel eft with
him viii be duly attended 10.