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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27
THE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM
HaNp Book oF PL ANTs AN FRUITS
OR

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
- Just PUBLISHED vaiu -hle and compreh-rsv-
wok By l. Chapn, Esq enbra ing all the most 'mI-pF
ant and - r,sian. ku w'-.e tetesnf Ike 10 all las
ri reri.Ts N that most us-tul suhj-ct He NEGerA
BE KINGOON.n II coumisss. beside, otles suhJ cis
VeIy,sbir lhysioosy Botany, CirEanLc and Arcnliuf'
El.rnsfrv trv Geography Elements, GermReton Cause
Plants the CEREAL Crans Alcoholic aud other DHt eooo
iucie, aad Modern Nations and the Desc!ptiGn oatis
tlcs omposru Cu!turr. Edible aud Medical Pro- erie
Preparations Uses etc, Of al useul Garden, Field and Wild
Plants.
|; illustrated by Ito easaruss. MAPS, eopous CLOS
sary, sc
JFRsME LOTT, Bookseller,
l36 Ful;on st. doors east OF Broadway:
Bound vols. OF the Pe.I2a are ready. ms II
. DIX. Felix Goura:u's t'oudro Subtitle,
VIII completely and permanently rra,!icaS suI.ruous hu.
iiE from females nQpeT lips, the ar coEcea!nS BROAD
and elevated forehead the stubborn beard OF man, any ki"c
Office o. " alike: on door from Broadway
81 per bottIe-pirrctons sfepch ard t.nS iish.
Agents-GGi.irie, Ataten lane, Albany; Myers, New
Havrn Blown, 10 Che,liut PhiiaGslfha; Jordan
Nil DO oog; Cry, foughSepsie; Ge-;l Worcester.
Carleton. Lowell; &. Dyer. Pcovi!vntr Mah.wson,
Can be seen tested bvio.e buying proof positive this and
nc mistake oO IN
Good Is oari and pleasant Rooms may be obtainsd
at No :6 CHI street. NIL 2m'
u Nuts, aIuTs, Mutfs-Ofvery superior quality,
among which Of the haest Nanr, an! Black Lynx
Ia; AID Eur Store, l5i Chatham,
B. Ladies would DO we'll c2l and examine previous
purchasing eise where. Talsd '.u OF description
rs isu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

The Course of zen Popula.. Leetures, with
llas.ra.ions ON BOTANY AND NEGGT ABLE PHfsl
0L0GY will be continued n ,he Chals! oi The tEyerty
9fChemistry and Botany ia Hsmpdsa Sidney College; Vas
Lecturer on Nat,a History in RutserS institute, New
Theaex lecture be Monday the 9th instant, a; halt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

Subiect-I'he Character and Nitety OF Plants.
Lecture 3The Food of Plants.
Lecture 4-Circuajion Ut Plants.
Lecture 5-The Respiration Of flsl;S
t4liou.
H., ,Lscrue7rhe lnuence Of Man the Vegetable King
CON and rs Relations 70 his Welfare.
ec.ose S-i3 3tip-nce Of Plants oE the \ sphere
e.utSs ChanseS produced The taIih by NsssatiSi
fI eISafe l9-Law> Of Vegetable Dcveopement ceduc!5e
"Isi Ii THEOLOGICAL Inquiries.
NlS intended IL the discussion of these subjects
Pictorial aad experimental
!hs Lectures will De dsyersA on rl Monday Evening
u half o click. - ~ ~
TyS of the whole course 81 single lectures 25 ccrts
sSheS can be obs;ne OF the Jstor the University
;, e Jancf At The Medical College Broadway and
g 'ae door OF the Lecture Room n22 5tisr
T.Hy,o,bi1 bo2@rdding Schoeii-nIrving Institute
''<- 'ia!' WM p LYON. 4. NJ. Principal
49, Wire Window snaoes-Nlonuf,cturcd % or,
o any size, shape OF nsuIe dpG handsomely k,tci !,
frames paor, basement, oic and olSt - ~
aaii tocIS, screens ioI pub!ic rooms, &c, by '
LEE X CO, Is Factor y.sfIeet
ii4eSe beautiful Shades ul;c all otitfs sii. al lie AZ,
.ai hight mo the aud rcIcc N:ew INTO the s,sg,,
~ ne ie ihsy o6suoct the yc. iro2 the street into the
@ tm and keep musQaitoes and other insects and src
'es' ornamental. ;vZ. III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

THINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-WARE.-
~ NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.-The subscribe,
would call attention his Of and
desirable articles, comprising the best pattern. of Breakfast
and Dining Ware; Tea Sets fnh and quality Cur
PEI P. PAGE.
n22 lIneodiss II Ca,hannest.. Chatham Square,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

A RESPECTABLE; GIRL wants situation in
n family 10 DO general housework; good washer and
irone and make herself useful whatever may be eqni
ouiya al Barcay-stfeet n27
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

SARSAPARILLA-S 81 bates Honduras, for sale
0by GRLNNELL. MLNIuNN X co 7a SalAh 5, "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

COLLEGE Rlor.-T'he i;ardstcwn (ky9 Gazette
os sss,n.dysays 4 dsgTacefu riot occurred among some
Of the students of St Josephs Cathoic) College on last
Saturday evening during which some properly was d5.
sroyd aud personal injuries inflicted upon one oi"0
Of ,h Professors Six Of the youngsters apprehended
oa scadav nigh, and onveed prison where they lay u
ii, Tuesday evening They then brought before the
Police judge and fined i5r roting Upon gazing bail 10:
their appearance te Mah Court they were released o
he town authorities. None Of the rioters belong either to
-. ,ni,-S Statr'l
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Commercial and Money Matters.

o. For sales ctMe Stock Exchange Receipts q Pro-
uce, and te PORK Trade in Cincinnati, FiTst iGse
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

J17ANTED-l3O Nassau, partners, 3 clerks, 6
w as-u 2pedars, 80 South, boys, 10 gil n2 2t'
IN ANTED-Place by two girls with the best
w city reconlnendaens for cooking and homework.
Please ,pply at 81 Mulberry street. n27 1t"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

HALL LAMPs. SOLAR LANES, GIRANDOLE3. &c
M Il j. MERRlTT, No. 100 Bowery, between
W. Grand and He.e have @ @ 9'ass safe;y 'ps4Sa o re
Cn p'a1 - I'D I'D MIN Gas; French and F.nYiih China;
white Grant,. Wat- Britannia Caso.ai Tea Ss; E Wheh
they offer az s4dacsd 'lces for iS'i ",
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

SHIpwaEcE. >. We are informed by persons wor-
thy OF credit says the New Orleans Courier that the Connt
Doreman, lie celebrated dili,ante Of Havana AID the
famous singer yosl much praised by the New York IA
rers yee lost in gzng from Charleston 10 Havana where
hey ware expected VII, great socinde We have not ben
abe TO procure the acne CT The vessel he date Of Inc
wreck y. Patriot,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

CORPORATION NOTICE Public Notice is
~ hereby given to the owner awasrs, occupant oceu.
pants oi AL houses aud lots improved unnp el lands,
affected thereby that the following asss sus have Ken
comed b che and are ioJged IN thr Snest Com
miSsIoncr Ocs for examination by al rested.
VIZ For regulating Forty seventh rect om the Eighth
the Tenth avenue aud srayenG The Roadway emit lots
Tenth avenues, aud the west s;e Of Esht afenu.. be
Foy sixth 2nd Foty-. gth streets III sides OF
streets and the SIDE Of the Teth avenue between
Forty-slYth anG tory.cishth stree,
All persons whose interests ere affected by the above named
assessments, and who opposed the same either Of
them arc requested 10 present then objections in wrfs
undersi. .ed at the Street Comnls Ohcc within
ten days from the date o: this notice. JOHN WEN.
Street Cpmnls soa-r, and tparmaf o the Assessors
Street Commissioner : Oihce. Nov. 25 iGi3 n27
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]. Cons.,a,ne ys.J. s. Van Winble-Mr. 8. 4. Foot
was heard for plaintiff IN Decision postponed.
tlt Eye. J0ur,
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The Invisible Wig SO closely resembles The
real head OF Ea that acepcs and connoseurs have pro
louuced 1t the crirc, and extraordinary OF t
d.y The crea of this novel and unique Wig
beins made without weaving which causes rs
reerarce closely resemble the natural hair both light;
and natural appearance, ey detection
being beautiful so and so free, that all
other Wigs entirely avoided The sceptic and
alike invited to this novel and beautiful Wig and II,
ccuaT method Of fitting the head the manufacturers 4
g. Barry, li6 Broadway, Of Liberty street.
M lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

4 RESPECTABLE Young Woman wishes a
situation as plain washer and i,oner no objection
cook senel h0usewo take would
be able fiji either capacities. Can produce good city refer.
berry street Houseton and eleccler the
rear, front Uas. in-nt. n27 lt-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

Nev7, off Cope Tibarone basque Rapid, Lang, from
liaad.loups for Boston; reported having 8 men SICK
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Yin THE UNITED sTATES-No g Bowfry-AN.
rlor English Three Ply Double Supeiue Extra Fine Ing
Cariti9g Brussels 1uitel and Wiitoa HsaT! Rus. Trans
sed at prices for CASE! will b- sold 81 per
lower than any other establishment this city, b. the piece
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

Who is sole agent for P..ley's Cablne, Lii
OF New Yo.k. and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

GRAIN-We hear ofno,hng doing in Wheat. Cornrs-
mains without Change. with small supply Sales 600 bush
els Virginia so cents, measure, and 1000 old North
River at 5sc Some small lots sold As So
Rye is declining, the dissrs being we'll supplied Sales
SgC0 bushels at 65 cents delivered. Nothing doing in
Barley About goo bushels expected here during the
week. Oats 80 81 cents, and dali A cargo Of Yir
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

H'RUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
4s Wall street Jones' Building, New York. Will make
Insurance against Loss Damage By Fc the mast faTo-
raoe terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

TnF NEW Scnoor LAW abolishcs 4 l6O offices,
Which COS, the people over 100000, and creates
o32 town superintendents instead OF them. 1t
gives the State superintendent ample power to
secure the fidelity of the County Deputies 1t
gives the latter power, in the first instance, to
Judge of the difficulties the districts, subject to
an appeal TO the State Superintendent. II eStab-
fishes three grades Of certificates for teachers, ac-
cording to their qualifications. 1t prolongs the
office of Trustees to three years, one to go out
each year. 1t perpetuates the Library system
and the subscription to the District School Jour
nal. 1t keeps the teachers money IN the hands
Of the Town Superintendent iwho are required
to give bonds Till 1t Is drawn out on written
order of the majority OF the trustees. Such are
the features of the new law the passage ofwlnch
the District School Journal justly regards as a
lonp stride in the reform of our school system.
Alb Pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

MARBLE IN W1scoNS!N.-Thc Milwaukee Cou-
rier of the 18th u., says that grave stones arc
being manufactured in that village from marble
found in that county which 1t Is SAID, exists IN
incyhaustibc quantities, and in layers of from two
TO SIX inches in thickness The color Is light
gray with darker colors in irregular spots, but
there is so little difference in the color that at a
distance it appears uniform. In hardness and
frmncSs of texture, and consequently IN durablll-
ty, the Milwaukee marble exceeds most OF The
other marble of this country. II is capable OF re-
ceiving Mhgh polish, and its appearances clear
uniform and beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
NV VESSELS on LAKE ERrE.-There are Il

Ngw VESSELS Of LAKE ERTE.-There are II
new vessels, built during the past winter, ready
for service-among the number are four to be pro
pcIed BIZ Ercsson's Machinery. The following
is the amount OF new tonnage added 10 the iaAe
feet during the last three years io-il' DIV
1872, 2,45I; l543, 3,l2G.
The cost of The vessels Jus, built is set down at
S15O,0OO
The following notes show the beginnings Of The
present vast commerce of the Western Island Seas
The first vessel bearing the American flag up
on Lake Enc, was the sloop Detroit, OF ~ IONS
in 1896
In 1877 the schooner Wilkinson, OF Detroit
was built; her capacity was so tons.
In $500 the Good Intent, OF 81 tons, was built !:
she was wrecked in ls06.
In 1893 the Government built the John ad-
ans and Tracy
In 1905 the schooner Nancy was built BY the
United States at Black Rock
In 1906 the Contractor was bm!t by Porter
Barton & Co.
In 1910 the Catherine was bnllt.
In 1878 the first steamboat, Walk-n-tnc-
Water, was built at Black Rock; at which Tune
there were. in ALL about thirty sail vessels on the
Upper Lakes. "a.
In Ie25 three more were added from this pc
nod to 1882 four steamboats, were built, and the
whole number Of steamboats, IN is4l, was up
wards of fifty, and the number Of sailing vessels
little shor, OF three hundred.
u The following table shows the value OF
Spanish small coins according TO the United
States mint assay, being their intrinsic value IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

TRADg OF THE MisslsSIrPf.-In a report made
by Mr.. Barrow OF Louisiana IN the Senate OF the
United States, some extraordinary facts are sta
Ted IN reference 10 the Great Valley OF the Mis-
sisSipp This region comprises nine States and
two Territories, with population OF nearly seven
millions In 1912. there were 40 steamers ran-
ning upon the Mississippi, and about 1000 fiat
boats. The value OF the downward trade 10
New.Orieans IS estimated at $40, 00o, 900 annu-
ally-the upward trade at SlG0,000,0a0, the
Whale trade 10 the enormous amount o: taco Aan-
isea ana ttcsaty miliioaS oi dollars per annun-
only about thirty millions less than the entire
value OF the foreign trade OF the United States,
exports and imports, in lsll. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

IMPORTANT DRcIsIoN.--Col. Young has deci-
ded that Trustee. of school districts are not bound
in any case to allow children OF residents IN 9TH
er districts to attend their school and that they
arc bound to prohibit them from so dong, II any
one in the district desires it. This applies to those
who Joard in district, for the sake OF attending
it's schools, but not to children hired out. They
are entitled to all the privileges of residents
Alb. Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10
GREELEY x MeELRATn. Tabanr Buildings.

NEW-YORk CASH TAILORING Establish
~ nrsnr i2 Fultou-strret near Roadway.-J.C. BOOTH
the of their old and the pub
and imported Bto,dcoth, Cassnes. rich aad rlet Vest
uss &c, wtich thsy prepared max up the
fashionable aud durable style unprec-,ratrdIy o prices
by the 81 exclusively cash business and
tsnsiye Trade Genemrn arr assured that no establishment
the city furnish elegant goods or make them ny
le,tr style whr the pces the lowest cash stand
ard Or !lsd ;l.- shortest possible terms cash
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III VI II H II
.\,ERTr.X Family N.GAyIS

AMF.KIt.tN FAMILY MAUAIINF r.
n To CHE,Pr>r WORK EVER PUBLISHED IS rHr
UNITED STlTE,.-r!.e first part of the American Family
Magazine; General Abstract Of Useful knowledge work
eminr,y useful IN i,mrs and calculated 20 the al
enon ,krn the curiosity. and -nshrn the understand
inss Of s young. illustrated with 5000 En.ravlEgS. TO he
completed 10 Numbers Of 2Ug 20 pages EACH % cents
yer number; and eachnuniber Wiz EaXavngs
- The Il.rd Edition Of the Fist No. pnnt-d
aud order. for ali thu back Nos. can be supplied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

FATAL AccIDrNT.--On Friday last as a negro
man was cleaning ont well in this town, the rope
to which was attached a bucket filled with DIRT
and water broke, and the bucket with It's contents
fell distance Of several feet on the mans head,
crushing ii and causing instant death
Petersburg Intclllgcncer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

Tan WurAr Csor-Thc wheat croaAers are
entirely used up. The lass few weeks present
quite new feature, aud now the word is that
We never had prospec, of a finer crop in Ohio.
A full crop of wheat this year will bring Ohio out.
Specie and specie funds are every where offered
in payment, and the people are beginning to laugh
a; these WHO talk about creating paper banks 10
relieve their wants. OHIO Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

SiecItI itV.IlulnleI.T
y Queen-C aUTIorThe high character of these fens has
induced rh attempt on he part Of sye3l Il.!enah ahtI,
the public An inferior article bearing de mS..rl name
lhul tot nmiltng the final N the market ite1n
readily r detected by rs unfinished aPancs and TIE VEG
common stye n which it Is tut.
Oiser,e the genuine Pen, II marked in foil JOSEPH
Gilloits Parent or Joseph elliott. warranted aud tti
.acl, gross bears i4c smile Of his ,,-uatrye -
Tl, above may b. had. wholesale, OF HENRY JEsSOF
OF, 49,. . Odd IyIJ Is
DEN0VAI.-JANESD DAILY, Draper aud Tai
II Tor ha; removed TO No 2i3 Broadway, stars. few
doors above Park Place Wiere IN copsotnF@ OF i graf
,rmen At the lowest possible prices for cash he pauon-
AZ. Of his oil! customers ami the public .ensalyl> Trsl-ct
fully solicited. - a r1G@Hl
DEETAI,# SItRGEON-AIr BiSkEf would
inform his customers and the public, that he continue,
his old stand q Nuraytr next door TO tr church and
continues 10 supply the loss OF tech Ia the most dunh. aud
beautiful styi, The --latest and approved plans Teeth
filed CLEANED, the t n1acr lt,fgrS moderate
Term, cash Extracting Teeth ri cents 1oot!ache cured
aa9 }ineod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

TEACHERS sEsuxARIEs.-Thc fur State IN
sntutons, for this purpose, are TO be organized IN
the Fall Each will receive Sl?00 year, and
will be placed under the care OF the State Super
intendent, and required to make this their prnci-
nll business.
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mh9 awGu
NRINTERS ANl FINDERS WAREROOLS

l}hIN Ems y II " ~ Isih''N
/ Nos, ~ and 81 tioI,>rrrf. New ICrkhpjil. igi3
PRICES GREATLY REDJCEp.-rhe :. HOS" Pint
IN. lrrss Machine and Saw Mandatory, IN consequence
OF The addition NV ul improved machinery - eifN'o,ks
and tie rrdueton tn materials and l>or;
BLEED greatly ra!GCct t prizes al trr PrsssS and 81 Frs
and Bnleas materials generally; vi E >rrn b. tef
newly printed fcntT, 10 winch they t leave o. r'rF.
Chs Establishment still under tie -s0n1l suptrnrcn
drig- Richard VI. Hoe aud Robert Hoo and ry
rf-lr friends that nOtws landing the graf IrdueU. prices
all articles manufactured Is this Establishment shall
the hizh reputation which they have hth-o sustained. IL
viii also b. tii-ir constant eadraeof 10 improve tie guy Of
rhelniu every particular They tattr themselves y l
their old friends wl!i only continue tts So but thai
P5E'ss generally will appreciate tr -iieav0r furnish
ti- best articles ~ bafel femitarct.lns prices.
Orders from part r c1uutry lDr all aciic-s used BY
Printers Binders including TIP lax Payer, VIII b.
executed with the sTri-st and fompttue aEi the
best irrms
Jobbng work and repairing VIII l done Al tn lowest posi-
bl, pncc., with every attention and rN;-l,n0n-
y b.-ill articles manufactured b. tiis E.tabsimeD,
Will be stamped K. Hoe Co, that PERSONS fTo'i abroad
mas not b imposed upon with spurious Articles nle Ii
tstIoG Of theirs
this Jhr- times before the fist q july AMI ,e,
their lt-s wt b. entitled "a }ilcut bill
oab IVlig, 10 tn. d
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ALLEN CUTHBEPT.
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT!

n
HALE A MILLION OF DOLLARS IL annually
lost BY t@ American Public through premature decay
1nd isai~rirct Tanning Of Leather A valuable Leahrr Pre-.
fond IN iIG&kI%is I LE2TE ri PRE s., s 4.
T. This truly valuable composition hi, been submitted
unat ta oits from; ihr broad s.ai OF PI'slc lr
Pros AZ t, last Great III Of the tnesicl fs,irnt
d al Neio 'frn October, 1872 several SPECIFICS for the
"fya,ioi q lr~ter anayzd b. Committee APPOINT.
"a by me Institute Of which The celebrated Chemist DrCn.
E@ Will BERTs IEAT I'iifss F fft ::
md he hs4h ~uogy Of Dr. Chiffon 10 whom the bile are ~
eff~I of proof Of this Bu, in these iys of nss
s and "a order therefore 10 PAT the claims this compost
len peond al possible dispute, The al yrrer submits 70 tn,
i''r proprietor. OF Livery SEibirs IN tn Gus Of Ne"
Til. Certiis that We aya used ib rfD = III
I've on tit:S arriagr Tops and Boots and shs and m
Nv no i>itiDn IN sH!' ti,lt 1t Is the best pfrf
oi'fs rsn@ratrs ana gives f, tef even after Mas
become nefy ecayr; and coayiace,l tia. leather ran
s r ea' tii saturated with this liquid A; this mos
'aabi- .ongos'ri"n and worthless n,t.n Ike too
n.i{ OF M n' eniou 81 t~ day earnestly -c0nnen
% az i+'ls Mo ,i. leather IN hsteyer
A. raim. 10. sirorrs Rtn III W. 2g1 Murray
e,e1e-e Burnett New-Hayen; joel smith "a Baynr 81 T
POWELL 80 Hclsr0n Daniel VI. Norris iSs Thompson =
jgscpb F. Moau Anefican Livery 5t55l- ri E., Broad
wa tryre~ {. hz;lm, corner Washington P4r- ami Mex.
fer y M OnHH LIVER 5t1bLr III: Ghlres, Hudson
Livery Stable - and y Waits JOS : Coinwen p Va
sf - Ichn H. Esiabce49 Superintendent 81 Harlem siI.
roai; "n. D Disbrow. No. es Bowery Geo " AIi-i
PE2rri=tIr 81 Newly ok Taftrfsas, iiE Broadway.
I"oTIi- sentlsraen are Agents lof tins feserrative
and >uPry all oder for either large snail 9uan-s
hkNER,L DtPor: ISAAC X. JE.SSuP K Co, No. l-e
South st.-t.
Alexander Black. l22 Houston st, Peter .er az
6"Wr6s; to1-rf DAWSON ~ Grand V; II. F. Aubrey b
D4rs Row Geo. l.. Gf4nais. " Maiden lane D. { t
~ ss3"ay ~ NJ hasfrz ore Brqadwe W \. Rsa.
D. SaniS, IS aud he FuItoG ~ Brgsl.ay and = -,
Bf,si h1fmeE Hys ~ Pad St; iona Ryef.on 20
c9HtfI, Slins IuFf corn, Hudson AID Canal srs WA
slilt 81 Slnfriy ~ Ge " Miller Tart,r,.l iis Brad
50; X !" Beete 29] South George leh col-r Thirl
i-t9- aud 'ety,toirit Chas- Fzslcis 30 Bower:
mhtt t1eI.f,Is -N'''i'|"i 'a'1ci-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

a. Judge Douglass OF the Circuit Court, at
Quincy Ill. decided at its rccon, session that the
late General Bankrupt Lawwas unconstitutional,
and dat, therefore, a discharge under it, was OF
no effect as to creditors. AT the same term Of
the Court DR.. Richard Eclls was convicted OF
aiding Negro slave 10 escape to Canada, and
fined $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

RonRERy.-Thc ticket office at the Canton,
Mass. Depot was entered on Saturday night and
money to the amount of from 500 to S.5 taken,
S54 of which were IN soyereigns eagles and hall
eagles. Several travellers trunks were also forced
open and robbed of their clothing. Fire had evi-
IDENTIFY been kindcd in several places, for the pur-
pose of burning the depot, which appears 10 have
gone out, An unsuccessful attempt was also
made to enter tho Bank at Canton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-10

GIRAND0LES AND SOLAR LAMPS 20.
" gether WITH Of Astral and Halt Lamps sai
Lanterns Plated tlke BaksIs, Casnrs Gothic Ira rrsvs
Britannia Tea Sets ard oe Pos f.or handled Table uI
isFy. SC Sc offered AZ Te3ucei pricss b.
Agew, ALBERT BEACH III Charhau-st
CHOVELS AND SPADES-lJ doZ- ShoyeIs
~ and sHsas< Tor al. sv Sc. EDDY "a OH Sig ASH
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az a woman whose name was unknown was
drowned at Lanslngbussh on Saturday morning,
while attempting to cross the river in small
scow, which, by the rapitiity of the current, was
carried over the State dam at Troy. Her resi-.
dence was unknown
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l-3r g Lectures ON the Epistle OF Paul to the
Romans by T'lIos. CHALMERS, d. d, LII. D.
Part HAS Just been published by Robert Car
ter, SO Canal ST, 1t is to be completed in five
Parts at 25 cents each.
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j. SMITH DODGE.
1 pitllrIN
Tho.e PERSONS unacqnatr,l iii either d lie above

Those persons unlcqnantr wit either 81 the above named
are referred 10 the following testnonIal,:
Nf.yy-i DIX, November e. l1i2.
TIE New York public have for many yrt eJhsti'1liy
united in opinion 81 tn Judgement .p ss OIL Smith Dodge
tlr ART D-n.y thlt cesriuiy ave ny testimony N
h Feh,li aud add from sy-fl year, IenonL acquaintance
with him thar To- sc!-nce h, profession he blend, sud
Of manner aud the charact; OF OF J-cloe
Nrw-NORE NOV. -. i42
have been familiar with 'e reputation Of Smith D.dse
4, -racc1l Drntlst many year, In ihe npnI0n oi my
Seml, no experienced iEr .irt 81 hi. skill place
iu confidence. therefore chr,fiuiy rcoErnrDd
him Il rhose who eek ,cf from The mlllIis OF ter cth
VALENTINE MOTT vi. d.
NV aKs, Dec. q 1912.
Of th eminent talent, Of Smtt Dodge l tit oraian o
som- OF my friend, who have irn under his c4n en- cher
iu coincide. lie Justly regarded ~ VI M rinuAt
JOHN W DRAPER " D.,
Professor OF Chemistry, UuYrrsfy 81 New-i ok.